Jonas Gardell is one of Sweden's most popular writers and artists. Also, one of the first openly gay public figures in Sweden. Has been involved in LGBTQI issues for 40 years. Has an honorary doctorate at three different universities: theology in Lund, medicine in Linköping and philosophy in Åbo.

Jon Voss has since 1979 worked with publishing gay/rainbow media in Sweden and Scandinavia. Today he works as a publishing manager at QX Förlag.

Nina has worked with leadership and changes in the travel/experience industry and as an organizational consultant. The experience from both small companies such as Eventyr and large organizations such as SJ together with the years as a consultant in various industries has provided many tools and lessons about people's behavior. Nina uses it so that less time and money is spent on the organization and more on the Rainbow Foundations's projects and purposes. Nina is chairman of the Rainbow Foundation's board.

Ulrika has been active in the LGBTQ movement in various organizations in Sweden and internationally for over 15 years. Among other things, she has been confederation chairman of RFSL, chairman of Stockholm Pride and board member of Transgender Europe. In 2017, she was a special investigator for the state investigation "Transpersoners in Sweden". She has worked at RFSU and MUCF, among others.

Fredrik has a background in PR and ran his agency Pretto for ten years before selling it. During this time he also wrote the book "Fattig Miljonär", founded the magazine BOY Magazine and worked as a fashion expert on TV4 Nyhetsmorgon. Today, Fredrik runs his own marketing company with clients such as Loreal and Pernod Ricard.

Marie has 25 years of experience working for human rights within Swedish civil society. At Civil Rights Defenders, she was, among other things, head of operations in the Western Balkans and of a global security and protection program for vulnerable human rights activists. At RFSL, she was international manager and together with the team developed the international activities in support of LGBTQ activists globally. Marie now runs her own business in the non-profit sector and currently has a longer assignment for Fairtrade Sweden. Marie sits on the board of the Rainbow Foundation.

Aaron Kroon is an award-winning inspirer, leader and speaker on the topic of diversity and inclusion. He has over 20 years of experience in leading cultural and organizational change work at large companies such as Vattenfall, ICA and Schibsted. For Aaron, it goes without saying that the key to successful and competitive leadership is about daring to break myths and prejudices and welcome diversity. Among other things, Aaron has been praised for having created Sweden's most inclusive workplace, named one of the Nordic region's foremost role models, and mentioned as one of the business world's most powerful people in social sustainability.

Embla started working at the Rainbow Foundation in 2022 and runs the foundation's daily work. She has previous experience from civil society, most recently from War Child Sweden.

Dee is responsible for the Rainbow Foundation's fundraising and advocacy work.

Arto has started and operated some of Stockholm's most popular meeting and working places for the rainbow community over the past 23 years, including the Chokladkoppen, Djurgårdterrassen, Torget, Mälarpaviljongen and The Green Queen. Arto is committed to LGBTQ asylum issues and has offered both work and a safe haven for many LGBTQ asylum seekers over the years. Co-founder of the Rainbow Foundation.

Johan is the Rainbow Foundation's secretary and has been involved since 2016. On weekdays, Johan is a researcher at the National Board of Health and Welfare.