Jennifer Chrzanowski, director of DNJ Gallery, graduated with her BFA in Film, Photography, and Electronic Media, with a minor in Art History, from the University of Illinois, Chicago, in 2000. Since then she has completed her Masters degree at Columbia College, Chicago, with a concentration in Photography and Photographic History. She worked at the Museum of Contemporary Photography for three years as a curatorial assistant, running both the Fine Print Program and Museum Membership, as well as assisting the registrar and museum educator. Before joining DNJ Gallery, she worked at Melanee Cooper Gallery in Chicago, which focuses on contemporary painting, and Gallery Luisotti in Santa Monica, specializing in New Topographics photography.

Andrew Schwartz, the gallery consultant, born in New York, moved to Los Angeles in the early 1960s. He has been a member of the Modern and Contemporary Art Council and the Photo Art Council at LACMA. He was the former director of the Jan Turner Gallery and was an expert in photography and rare books at Sotheby's in Los Angeles. Throughout the years, he has developed his own extensive collection of photography and contemporary art.

My Linh Miles, DNJ Gallery's public relations consultant, has an extensive background in the arts, having coordinated over 30 scholarly art exhibitions for the Getty Research Institute at the Getty Center in Brentwood, and has recently worked at Gemini G.E.L. LLC, the renowned artist workshop and fine art printmaker based in Los Angeles, before joining DNJ Gallery. She graduated from California State University, Northridge, with a BA in Art History and minor in Business Administration.

Following her studies in Radio, Television, and Film Production in both Texas and New York, Kelly Eubanks, the gallery assistant of DNJ, moved to Los Angeles where she pursued her studies in Fine Art Photography. She received her BFA in Fine Art Media and Photography from Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, CA. She has traveled extensively and has focused primarily on travel and fine art photography. Before working with the DNJ gallery, she was employed with The ICON in the production process of high end commercial and fine art photography, and photographed for the non-profit organization Step Up Women's Network.