The following individuals have agreed to serve in the Summit Advisory Group for the P-20 International Education Summit planned for October 27, 2004 in Olympia.

• Anand Yang, Ph.D., Director of the University of Washington Jackson School for International Studies
• Bill Stafford, Trade Development Alliance of Greater Seattle
• Burton (Bud) Bard, President, Seattle Sister Cities Association
• Caleb Perkins, Supervisor for International Education and Social Studies, Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction
• Carey Moore, Pacific Village Institute
• Carolyn Tolas, Vice President, State Board of Education, member of 2003 State Team
• Cheryl Allendoerfer, Program Manager, UW Educational Outreach
• Chris Thompson, Executive Director, Academic Achievement and Accountability Commission, member of 2003 State Team
• Cynthia Rekdal, Executive Director, WSAME, member of 2002 State Team
• David Woodward, Executive Director, Associates in Cultural Exchange
• Dee Dickinson, CEO, New Horizons for Learning
• Diane Adachi, Special Assistant for International Affairs & Director, Office of International Affairs, University of Washington
• Greg Tuke, Organizational Development Consultant, President of Global Classmates
• James A. Banks, Ph.D., Russell F. Stark University Professor and Director of the Center for Multicultural Education at the University of Washington
• Joan Yoshitomi, Special Assistant for Parent Partnerships, Office of Parent/Family Involvement, 21st Century Community Learning Centers, Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction 
• Karen Kodama, Principal, John Stanford International School, Seattle
• Kristin Hayden, Executive Director, OneWorld Now!, member of 2003 State Team
• Kristi Rennebohm Franz, Lead Teacher, International Education and Resource Network (iEARN)
• Lili Hein, Trade Development Alliance of Greater Seattle, member of 2003 State Team
• Loretta Ferguson, Instructor, Green River Community College
• Maria Kesovija, Manager, Ethnic Heritage Council
• Masaru Kibukawa, former Study Abroad Director, Seattle Community College District
• Michael Herschensohn, Executive Director, Northwest Folklife
• Michele Anciaux Aoki, Director of Educational Programs, World Affairs Council and member of 2002 and 2003 State Team
• Myriam Met, Ph.D. Acting Director, National Foreign Language Center
• Nancy Bacon, former Director of Educational Programs, World Affairs Council
• Paul Aoki, Director of Language Learning Center, University of Washington
• Sue Ranney, International Education Director, Hamilton International Middle School, Seattle
• Toshi Moriguchi, CFO of Uwajimaya in Seattle
• Walter Parker, Ph.D., Professor of Social Studies Education, UW College of Education
• Will Linser, Teacher, Robinswood High School, member of 2002 State Team