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FSC Announces 2024 Board of Directors Election Results

FSC Announces 2024 Board of Directors Election Results

LOS ANGELES — The Free Speech Coalition has announced the results of its 2024 Board of Directors election.

The announcement follows:

The Free Speech Coalition congratulates the elected and reelected members of the FSC Board for the 2025-2026 term. Six members of the board were re-elected, along with sex worker advocate and New Moon Network founder Savannah Sly.

Board President Tim Valenti
Board Secretary Matt Mason
Jon Blitt
Alec Helmy
Liz Rek
Tony Rios
Savannah Sly

To see the full list of 15 Board members, click here.

“With adult businesses and workers facing unprecedented challenges, a strong board is critical to our survival,” says Alison Boden, executive director of Free Speech Coalition. “We have an incredible team, and I’m confident that we’ll be able to build on the work we’ve been doing. I look forward to working with Savannah, who has been an integral part of the fight already, and want to thank outgoing member Walden Woods for his years of dedication to FSC.”

“I am deeply honored to join the Free Speech Coalition Board of Directors,” says Sly. “I look forward to contributing to FSC’s fearless advocacy and to advancing our shared commitment of defending the adult industry.”

For more information, visit FreeSpeechCoalition.com.

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