Leadership Beaverton Board of Directors
Vincent Pollard
Chair
Vincent Pollard is a community engagement professional with an extensive background in non-profit work and youth development. He is currently working for OnPoint Community Credit Union's Financial Education Department. As a proud graduate of Leadership Beaverton's class of 2017, Vincent is excited to support the professional development of current and future program participants.
Sharon Brubaker
Vice Chair
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Christina Mackin
Past-Chair
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Rosie Curry
Treasurer
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Sabina Rebolledo
Director
Sabrina has been part of the Credit Union movement for 19+ years. Currently as a Branch Manager with Rivermark Community Credit Union. She holds a certificate as a Certified Credit Union Financial Counselor, helping her members through their financial journey. She is a Leadership Beaverton Alumni, class of 2016. Holds a passion in people helping people, leading into the future, and volunteering in her local communities.
Mike Williams
Director
Mike has over 25 years of experience in planning, economic development, and real estate. He has been the Economic Development Manager for the City of Beaverton, Oregon since 2015.
Previously, Mike worked for Business Oregon as the Industrial Lands Specialist and as a Business Development Officer; Cushman and Wakefield, a global real estate services firm, managing the research operations for the Portland and Seattle offices; and for a consulting firm in Raleigh, North Carolina doing market feasibility studies for commercial and residential development.
Mike taught graduate courses in real estate market analysis and finance as an adjunct professor at Portland State’s College of Urban and Public Affairs. Mike has authored white papers and articles on international trade, logistics, and affordable housing.
Mike has a B.A in economics from Washington University in St. Louis and a Master’s of City and Regional Planning from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Lynnette Scott
Director / Chamber Board Liason
Lynnette has lived in Oregon since 1995, and never wants to leave!
In 1992, she fulfilled her childhood dream of becoming an Elementary School teacher and has taught kids from kindergarten through 6th grade. When her son entered Elementary school in 2005, she spent those six years teaching and volunteering as well as being a member and president of the PTO. She continued to teach as well as volunteer at her son’s middle school until 2015.
In 2011 she had the opportunity to talk to a new and used LEGO store owner about franchising and after a year of convincing him, in 2012 Lynnette became the first franchisee of Bricks & Minifigs. Having no business experience, she jumped in with both feet and started a successful business on her own. She has recently just celebrated her 10-year anniversary for her store. Being a single woman owned business, building it from the ground up with no prior experience, surviving the economic crisis due to Covid and celebrating her 10-year anniversary, shows the dedication and hard work she has the spirit for.
Lynnette became a member of the Beaverton Area Chamber in 2019 and has been active in many of the social events as well as being a member of the Women in Business Committee.
Lynnette loves spending time with friends, family, and her kittens. She also enjoys traveling, photography, and long walks on the beach.
Alicia Bermes
Secretary
Alicia was born and raised in the northern suburbs of Chicago.
She has an MA in Psychology from Loyola University and after working in Market research for five years she chose to stay home, raise a family, and homeschool two fabulous children! She returned to the workforce in the membership department of Girl Scouts. After that she found the Chamber world and spent three years as the Executive Director of the Frankfort Chamber of Commerce and four years as the Executive Director of the Niles Chamber of Commerce. She has also served of the Board of the Illinois Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives.
Family migration has drawn her west and the Beaverton Area Chamber of Commerce CEO position was available at just the right time!
What she loves most about the Chamber world is the opportunity to help local businesspeople make connections and build relationships with one another. In today’s world of online, social media, tweeting, and blogging, the strongest connections are still formed face to face with a handshake. Wow that sounds wrong to say in the days of Covid, but it is still true. We just have to find new ways to facilitate that handshake.
What is possible after that handshake is limitless!
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