USO Northwest Leadership
Staff
Shannon McManus
Executive Assistant and Office Manager
Jo Anne Hume
Development Director
Meaghan Cox
Communications and
Information Technology Lead
Bill Baker
SeaTac International Center Manager
Andrew Oczkewicz
Shali Center Manager at JBLM-McChord Field
Samantha Lingad
Mobile Canteen Manager
Tracy Mann
Events Support
Board of Directors
Malcolm McLellan *
Chairman
Van Ness Feldman PC
Tom Crawford *
Vice Chair
VP, Business Development
Greenpoint Aerospace
BG Greg Zanetti, US Army (NG) (Ret) *
Treasurer
Registered Investment Advisor
Talbot Financial
Ryan McBrayer *
Secretary
Perkins Coie, LLP
Stan Harrelson *
President and CEO,
Pinnacle Family of Companies
Kimberley Kemper *
Director, Expert Counsel
Starbucks Corporation
Terry Oxley, Col, USA NG (Ret) *
Executive Director, National Guard
Association of Washington
Joan Shalikashavili *
Professional Business Woman
Nancy Strom *
Professional Business Woman
MG Thomas F. Cole USA (Ret)
Major General, US Army (Ret)
Mike Flood
Vice President, Community Relations
Seattle Seahawks
Thomas E. Jaffa, CTP
Immediate Past Chairman
President & CEO of The Jaffa Company
Hossein Khorram
Owner of Khorram Properties LLC
Aaron E. Kornblum
Senior Director, Security Policy
Microsoft Interactive Entertainment Business
Richard A. Kottke
Solicitor and Attorney at Law
Kenneth Leonard
CEO of America's Credit Union
Laura McCloud Mathers
Non Profit Consulting & Veterans Employment Advocacy
Kyle McCoy
Vice President, Private Wealth Advisor
Goldman Sachs
Joe McDonagh
Deputy Director, Content Strategy
Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
Joseph Myhra
Director of Engineering and Maintenance
Seattle Mariners
Daniel D. Park
Director, Consumer Electronics
Amazon.com, INC
Dean Proffitt
KC-46A Training Systems Management
The Boeing Company
Pamela P. Valdez
KC-46A Training Systems Management
The Boeing Company
Brian Vowinkel
Regional Managing Director
Ascent

* Executive Committee

Emeritus College
RADM Herbert M. Bridge, USNR (Ret)
Chairman Emeritus
Chairman, Ben Bridge Jewelers
BG Howard J. Ingersoll, USAF (Ret)
Director of C17 Field Services
The Boeing Company
Contracted Support
Nate Murphy
Public Relations
Super Star Media
Standing Committees of the USONW

The Executive Committee is comprised of the Officers of the Board of Directors and is empowered to act between Board meetings. It also serves as the Personnel Committee as needed.

The Fund Development Committee is responsible for fundraising activities of the USONW with a focus on special events but in coordination with corporate giving, grants and other funding sources.

The Board Development Committee serves as a Nominating Committee for the USONW but has broader responsibilities in identifying and recruiting potential committee and Advisory Council members who do not serve in a Board capacity.

The Program Development Committee ensures that USONW facilities and non-revenue programs meet the evolving needs of those we serve. Some members are also on the Helping Hands mini-grants approval committee.

The Community Relations Committee coordinates marketing and public outreach activities that raise community understanding of the USONW mission, capabilities and accomplishments. It works through a variety of communications channels and technologies to inform service members, potential donors and volunteers about the many ways the USONW improves the quality of life for our military members and their families.


Supplemental Councils of the USONW

The USO Northwest is developing four supplemental advisory councils to assist in meeting our mission. They are:

Senior Enlisted Advisory Council – This body has been in operation for two years to provide direct inputs on the needs of enlisted service members. Their advice helps formulate new USO programs or capabilities, such as the Internet Cafe at NAS Whidbey Island.

Advisory Council – Prominent civic and business leaders will advise USONW leadership on programs and resources that best leverage the capabilities of the USO in the broader context of the Puget Sound community.

Military Liaison Council – Current senior officers in their respective services and selected retired flag officers residing in the Northwest act in an ex-officio capacity as advisors and a conduit of regional initiatives between active/reserve/guard units and the USONW.

Emeritus College – Previous USO Chairmen remain a resource for council and support through participation in this exclusive body.

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