Board of Directors

Margot Schou has under-graduate degrees in Mathematics and in Education, and she has a master’s degree in Educational Leadership. She has taught at independent schools in San Francisco and New York City, and she is currently teaching high school math in Oakland, CA. She lives in Oakland with her husband, Geoff Evans, and her two children, Oliver and Aletta. Inspired by her brother, Jamie, she gets outside to “send it” as much as possible. She is a regular runner and hiker and an occasional skier. Margot has been connected with The Send It Foundation since the very beginning, she has volunteered on several trips, and she has served on the board since 2016

Dave grew up in Mill Valley and was lucky enough to consider Send It founder, Jamie, a very close friend growing up. Dave quickly entrenched himself as a familiar "guest" on many Schou family vacations, and is beyond thrilled to help Jamie's family continue his legacy through the Send It Foundation. Dave currently works and lives in Los Angeles. He has an undergraduate degree in Political Science from UCLA and an MBA from Pepperdine. Dave has spent the past decade in CPG marketing, currently working at Mattel in the Action Figures Category. Dave and his wife, Gabriela, have a son, Max and a dog Jefe. Dave enjoys being outside, especially with a cold brew coffee in hand.

Dave Carbonell is a T-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia survivor and emergency medicine physician who provides medical and volunteer support for Send It since the very first trip. At 28 years old when he was diagnosed, he suffered from isolation, doubt, and disillusionment that drove him to help other young adults with cancer. He now advises on the Send It board in addition to his roles as Medical Director and program staff. He is an avid mountain biker, moto rider and skier. He loves to discuss the unique qualities and consistencies of different types of dirt. Dave lives in San Rafael with his lovely partner, Nikki, and works at Sutter Lakeside Hospital as well as Healdsburg District Hospital.

Juliette Kern is a Send It alumna and breast cancer survivor. After attending a Send It adventure in 2019, she found the experience so meaningful that she wanted to be a part of helping spread the Send It magic to more participants. She returned as a staff volunteer on trips, helped charter the Send It Alumni Board, and recently joined the Board of Directors where she is excited to help Send It increase their intentional efforts to create equitable opportunities for participants from underserved backgrounds. Originally from New Zealand, Juliette is an avid runner, mountain biker, sunrise chaser, and dabbles on the kayak team in Gig Harbor Washington where she lives with her hunky husband, Jared. She holds an MBA and a BA in Psychology, both from University of Washington, and currently works in higher education.

Megan grew up in Mill Valley, California across the street from the Schous and has been a part of Send It from the beginning. She is passionate about contributing to Send It’s mission to provide wonderful adventures and a compassionate community for young adults affected by cancer. Megan received her JD from the University of San Francisco School of Law and BA in Economics and Political Science from UCLA. Megan is tax counsel at Expedia Group. She lives in Seattle, Washington with her family, and together they enjoy skiing, biking, and paddle-boarding – and “Sending It” each and every day!