Christopher Summers Advisor
President of Summers Enterprises founded in 1998. He has published many articles on triathlon, fitness, nutrition, stretching and flexibility. Christopher grew up as a gymnast and competed for U of I Chicago. Christopher 'tumbled' into triathlons after 10 years of competitive gymnastics. In 1983, began his triathlon journey and began producing races in 1986, and coaching in 1991. Christopher has completed over 100 triathlons from Super Sprints to Ironman Australia. Christopher is a NASM certified personal trainer, USAT Level 1 Coach and has coached the USAT Junior Nationals training camp for three years, and Level 3 USA Cycling coach. Recent accomplishments: 2009-1010 Texas State six-hour time trial champion 35+ AG, top 3 overall; and AG winner, top 3 overall 2010 Boerne sprint triathlon.
As a member of the World Wide Group, a private consulting firm specializing in international business development, he has also written on financial independence for Austin Monthly magazine. His individual counseling also focuses on reaching big goals, personal growth, and professional development. He also spoke at the renowned South by Southwest Interactive conference in Austin, TX. He now lives with foster dogs in Austin, Texas.
Roberto C. Garcia Advisor
Roberto’s many interests include walks with his dog, salsa dancing, gardening, reading, and enjoying coffee
or tea with friends. His devotion to AIN stem from his life long exploration of the dynamics of human language,
art, music, and social activities in public spaces and attitudes towards nature and ecology. He
was born In Monterrey Mexico and is educated, trained and licensed as a professional landscape
architect in Texas. Roberto has degrees in landscape architecture from Texas A&M University
and the Harvard University Graduate School of Design where he received the Norman Newton
Scholar award and graduated with commendation. He has been the landscape architect for
numerous public spaces including the Long Center for the Performing Arts (Austin, Texas), the
African American Cultural Center & Heritage Facility (Austin, Texas), two rail stations for Austin’s
Capital Metro, and numerous new communities, schools and parks in Texas, Massachusetts,
New Hampshire, Virginia and South Carolina.
Drew Harris General Counsel & Advisor
Drew Harris is an Assistant Attorney General at the Office of the Attorney General, where he practices constitutional law and employment law. Drew received his law degree from Stanford Law School, and his bachelor’s degree from UT-Austin. He is a graduate of Leadership Austin, and has been involved in leadership positions at various Austin-area non-profits such as the Austin Young Lawyers Association (current Board Member), Mueller Neighborhood Association (founding Board Member), and Stanford Club of Austin (Co-President). Drew has performed in a number of all-attorney musicals, and enjoys triathlons, Austin live music, and swing/salsa dancing.