Morris "Mojo" Jones is a tournament player with the rank of Gold Life Master in the American Contract Bridge League. Mojo is certified by the ACBL as a club director and tournament assistant, and holds every available bridge teaching accreditation. He is a past-president of ACBL Unit 507 in San Jose. He is currently vice-president and tournament coordinator for the North American Pairs for District 23 (Los Angeles).

Most recently, Mojo earned the designation Master Teacher from the American Bridge Teachers Association, and is currently the president of the ABTA.

Mojo was awarded Aileen Osofsky Goodwill Member of the Year for 2023 by the ACBL Goodwill Committee.

Mojo retired in 2019 as a professional software engineer at DreamWorks Animation, with a credit in several DreamWorks Animation movies.

Mojo and his wife Jane also avid amateur astronomers, having met under clear night skies in Northern California. Jane and Mojo together are founders of the Old Town Sidewalk Astronomers. Jane retired as an astronomer and outreach specialist at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, and producer of the popular monthly "What's Up" video podcast. Jane and Mojo were awarded with the naming of minor planet 22338 JANEMOJO in 2003.

Zachary Vedro is a certified teacher, director, and Gold Life Master.  Having achieved various competitive accomplishments, Zachary now focuses his passion for bridge in a different arena.  A pilot program titled "Bridge to Recovery" will be launched in 2024 centering on those who have suffered physical and cognitive setbacks.  Using a modified version of the game, "Bridge to Recovery" will allow for quicker entry into bidding and playing - focusing heavily on the social aspect of contract bridge.

With assistance from medical professionals, Zachary will show how bridge is an ideal "workout" for the brain.   If you or a loved one is interested in participating, please contact him directly at: zachary@pasadenabridgeclub.com

Lisa Walker is a certified teacher, director and Silver Life Master. She is also the current President of ACBL Unit 559.

Lisa’s bridge journey began in 1989 at the urging of her mother, who was a Gold Life Master. Children and a professional career as an acupuncturist got in the way of Bridge but she has found her way back. Lisa has a passion for learning and teaching and that has extended into the Novice games and the Workshop. Nothing makes her happier than exploring a bridge hand and listening to all your ideas about how to bid and play it

Susan Kane is a relative newcomer to bridge. After some earlier fits and starts of trying to learn, she took some on-line courses from Mojo himself during the Covid lockdown, and it finally clicked. She soon launched headlong into bridge in general and the world of duplicate bridge in particular. Susan became a certified club director in 2025. She and her husband, Jon Fuhrman, also enjoy helping out newer players during social bridge games at the club.

Susan is a retired biomedical research scientist. She has served on several nonprofit boards in the Pasadena area and she remains active in organizations that promote science, educational access and youth development.

In addition to bridge, Susan and Jon enjoy tennis, scuba diving and lots of travel.