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Our Team

Leadership

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Rebecca Johnson is Senior Director for Resident Experience for Front Porch Communities & Services. With nearly 15 years of leadership in senior living, she has designed and led resident-centered experiences, creative spaces and innovative programs that advance connection, belonging, purpose and well-being. Drawing on a background in both performing and fine arts, along with degrees in Communication Arts and Social & Behavioral Sciences, she champions creativity as a powerful catalyst for lifelong learning, personal growth and meaningful community. A former small business owner and lifelong patron and participant of the arts, she is dedicated to cultivating environments where curiosity inspires discovery, creativity fuels engagement and people of all ages are empowered to explore, experiment and experience the joy of continued growth and self-expression.

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Andi Woolley is the Creative Discovery Studio Director at Front Porch Gallery. She is a dedicated art educator with a lifelong passion for helping people of all ages and abilities discover the transformative power of art. She has spent her career nurturing creativity and curiosity, firmly believing that art can change lives.

Her work developing art programs—and teaching art and vocational skills to adults with disabilities—has strengthened her commitment to accessibility and inclusivity in art education.

These values continue to guide her as she provides direction and leadership across our studios. Andi is excited to share her experience and energy and make a meaningful impact in community.

Jean Keane is the Creative Discovery Guide & Studio Manager at Front Porch Gallery, where she weaves together art, community and creative aging. With over 30 years of leadership in real estate, wellness, and the arts, Jean brings both structure and soul to her work—creating spaces where people of all ages and abilities feel seen, inspired, and connected.

A lifelong community builder, Jean is also a painter and photographer whose work explores themes of belonging, beauty, and everyday moments. She frequently donates her art to organizations and causes close to her heart, using creativity as a way to give back and spark connection.

Whether she’s leading yoga for seniors, collaborating with artists, or mentoring volunteers, Jean brings a people-first spirit and a deep belief that art has the power to change how we see ourselves and each other.

Dual citizen of the U.S. and Ireland, Jean’s work reflects her global perspective and her local heart—grounded in Carlsbad, always reaching outward in connection.

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