Ed Bryant has over 20 years of expertise developing and executing effective strategic and integrated stakeholder engagement, communications and public affairs, and minority economic inclusion solutions for a variety of for-profit and non-profit organizations. A hallmark of his work has been designing and delivering strategic communications, community/public engagement, and social/racial equity programs that are integrated with the goals and objectives of an organization, community-based, well executed, and that have meaningful and measurable outcomes.

Administrative Assistant Missy Hilboldt brings a telecommunications project management background, skilled in organizing teams and keeping projects on track, now supporting Consumers Council of Missouri’s mission with dedication and efficiency.

George Robnett, a graduate of Morehouse College, brings over a decade of leadership in housing, weatherization, and community development, advancing energy efficiency, homeownership, and neighborhood stabilization across Missouri, Illinois, and Arkansas.

Shuron Danielle Jones (she/they), a graduate of the University of Missouri–St. Louis, is Assistant Director of Advocacy at Consumers Council of Missouri. Previously, she advanced tenant protections and researched Queer Black women’s history.

Antonio Weston is a graduate of University of Missouri St. Louis Neighborhood Leadership Fellows Program, Antonio has a strong background in digital marketing, social media management, community engagement and civic initiative.

John is a nationally recognized attorney who represents Consumers Council on utility regulation and public policy. He is the former director of the Missouri Office of the Public Counsel and teaches energy utility law as an adjunct professor at Washington University in St. Louis. Coffman is also currently serving as executive director.

Jackie served as a board member of Consumers Council since 2008, and stepped down as board chair to serve as Executive Director, after retiring from more than 40 years in Community Action agencies. She is excited to have this new role, as CCM expands its capacity to advocate for the health and safety of vulnerable members of our community.