Bill Manger is a proud lifelong Southampton Village resident and current member of the Board of Trustees. Having served as Chief of Staff to the U.S. Small Business Administration during the COVID-19 Pandemic, Bill led the agency to distribute the Paycheck Protection Program and provide over 5.2 million small businesses and non-profits with much needed relief. Bill was able to secure approximately $80 million for the small businesses of Southampton Village. Bill has worked tirelessly as a Trustee to unite the Village towards a common vision and keep the Village well managed. Bill looks forward to continuing that work as Mayor to restore civility, stability, and unity to the Village.

Robin Brown has dedicated herself to humanitarian work both at home and abroad. Robin has worked alongside various nonprofits to secure education, child services, and health access in South Africa.  Robin is particularly dedicated to women's issues and has worked to sponsor women entrepreneurs in South Africa to start their businesses. Among other projects, Robin worked to rescue children from sex trafficking at the border of Thailand and Burma. In the United States, Robin serves on a board that assists people and their families living with autism. Robin also sits on the Board of Eastville Community Historical Society as the Board President in Sag Harbor. She is the Honorable Elected official of Southampton Village, Trustee Robin Brown.

Roy Stevenson first came to Southampton as a baby in 1956 and was blessed to spend every summer of his youth playing on the beach and swimming in the ocean. A Harvard graduate, Roy returned to Southampton after a successful 20 year career in 1999 as a fulltime resident and successful toy store owner in the Village. After serving on the Village Planning Board for 14 years, five of which as Chairman, he successfully ran for Village Trustee where he has been an integral part in drafting the first Master Plan since 2005. Roy hopes to continue his hard work as a Trustee and believes the Board must focus on consideration of public input and reasoned debate in its decision making and he pledges to be part of that process.