KIDSTREAM CHILDREN’S MUSEUM WELCOMES THREE NEW BOARD MEMBERS
CAMARILLO, California - kidSTREAM is excited to welcome Kiren Kresa-Reahl, Nick Sondgeroth, and Christina Zins to the kidSTREAM board of directors.
Kiren is a neurologist who spent her clinical career focusing on caring for patients with Multiple Sclerosis. Since 2019, she has brought her clinical neuroimmunology skills to the world of CAR T cell therapy, designing and executing clinical trials for Multiple Sclerosis and other autoimmune diseases such as Pemphigus Vulgaris and Myositis. She is currently a Senior Medical Director at Cabaletta Bio, based in Philadelphia.
She has always been a strong advocate for science education, previously serving as a Physician Advisor for the National MS Society (West Virginia and Oregon Chapters), and more recently as a board member for the Kresa Family Foundation, which has supported science education at Universities as well as science museum initiatives, including the California Science Center and kidSTREAM.
She's a resident of Camarillo, and so is extremely honored and excited to participate as a member of the kidSTREAM team!
Nick Sondgeroth was first introduced to kidSTREAM when a member of the board invited him to the museum's groundbreaking ceremony. As parents of two young boys, and his wife Tianna were immediately captivated by the vision for creating a hands-on children's museum in Ventura County and the lasting impact it could have on local families.
For Nick, serving on the kidSTREAM Board of Directors is an opportunity to help bring that vision to life and support an institution that can enrich the lives of children and families throughout the community for generations to come.
Professionally, Nick is the Managing Director for Channel View Wealth Advisors of TSG Wealth Management, where he advises individuals and families throughout Ventura County and beyond. He has been recognized both locally and nationally for his work in the financial services industry, and is actively involved in the local business community. Nick received his B.S. in Business Administration from California Lutheran University, and holds the Certified Financial Planner™ designation.
Christina Zins is Partner and Wealth Advisor at Summit Wealth Management Group. She is a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ professional and provides strategic planning and financial advice to the greater Ventura County community, specializing in high-net-worth families as they build and distribute multigenerational wealth.
In addition to the kidSTREAM Board of Directors, Christina is involved with other local organizations including Casa Pacifica where she previously served as the Auxiliary Board President. She is also an active Board member of the St. John's Hospital Foundation Board and is a member of the Camarillo Rotary Club. Christina earned a bachelor’s degree in both Business Administration and Psychology from the University of San Diego.
“kidSTREAM has always been built by the community, for the community, and Kiren, Nick, and Christina embody that spirit completely. As champions of our vision since our earliest days, they deeply understand how hands-on play sparks curiosity and builds resilience in young children. Paired with their professional leadership and extensive service on other regional boards and foundations, their perspective will be invaluable as we continue creating transformative experiences for every family in our community.” said Bryan Yee, Board President of kidSTREAM.
Get to know our team and learn how you can support us, as we continue to inspire and empower kids to become critical thinkers, innovators, and life-long learners by visiting www.kidstream.org.
About kidSTREAM
kidSTREAM is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit children’s museum serving Ventura County and beyond. With a focus on science, technology, reading, engineering, arts, and math (the “STREAM” in kidSTREAM), the museum aims to inspire curiosity, creativity, and critical thinking skills in young learners. Early childhood educational experiences can change a child’s life trajectory, and kidSTREAM is committed to access for all children, regardless of socioeconomic, physical, developmental, and emotional ability. Through interactive exhibits, educational programs, and community partnerships, the museum provides an engaging environment where kids explore, play, and discover.
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