המחנה הוא מקום של אינסוף אפשרויות, והצוות שלנו עובד קשה כדי עשה it that way! Meet the people who come together to make a difference in the lives of thousands of children with life-altering מצבים רפואיים ומשפחותיהם.
Our board officers.
אנדי פריי, PE, SE
President
Andy is the Chief Operating Officer (COO) at Magnusson Klemencic Associates (MKA), an award-winning, civil and structural engineering firm with offices in Seattle, Washington, and Chicago, Illinois, and founded in 1920. He joined MKA in 1997 as an entry-level engineer before becoming a senior project manager leading large teams of engineers on complex steel and concrete projects and a seismic design specialist managing and designing over four million square feet of high-rise office and residential towers, as well as interactive museums, shopping centers, and other building types. Andy has been MKA’s COO since 2012, leading the firm’s internal operations and providing professional development opportunities for MKA’s employees while providing the skills needed to deliver structural and civil engineering designs for projects that transform metropolitan areas worldwide.
Andy is also a camper parent. Both of his children, Jadon and Kalina, have been campers at Camp Korey where they have experienced transformational experiences resulting in increased independence, confidence, and new friendships. Andy has been a member of Camp Korey’s Board since 2020 and also serves as Camp Korey’s representative on the Board of Directors for the SeriousFun Children’s Network.
מארק מוביליה
Vice-President
מייסד שותף ב- Elevate Partners
מישל קינג
גִזבָּר
Michele G. King, a retired Certified Public Accountant (CPA) has a wealth of experience in financial management and human resources. With a focus on strategic planning, budgeting, financial reporting, and proactive solutions, Michele consistently demonstrated her expertise in navigating complex financial landscapes.
During her tenure at SaltWorks, Inc., Michele served as Director of Finance and Human Resources, playing a pivotal role in the company’s financial strategy and personnel management. Her leadership was instrumental in driving financial growth and ensuring compliance with regulatory standards. Additionally, she brought her financial acumen to Camp Korey as Controller, where she effectively managed financial operations, further solidifying her reputation as a trusted financial leader.
Previously, Michele operated as a Financial Consultant as well as Chief Financial Officer and Director of Operations at HRnovations, Inc., and as Vice President of Client Reporting at Trammell Crow, Inc.
Beyond her professional achievements, Michele is deeply committed to giving back to her community through extensive volunteer work. She has held various leadership positions on the boards of organizations such as Camp Korey, Ocean Shores Friends of the Library, and Duvall Friends of the Library, as well as involvement with the Ocean Shores Food Bank, Girls Scouts of Western Washington, and contributing to adult literacy initiatives through the Eastside Literacy Council.
ג'ן צ'יימברס
מזכיר
Jennifer Chambers is the Administrative Partner for Madrona Venture Group, LLC, a PNW headquartered Venture Capital Firm with over $3B in assets under management. In her role, she manages Madrona’s core operations, which includes investor reporting, benefits, facilities and accounting. She also serves on the venture growth team, working closely with many of Madrona’s earliest-stage portfolio companies, assisting them with startup and financial activities. Jennifer earned her bachelor’s, cum laude, from Seattle University and her MBA from the Albers School of Business at Seattle University.
Jennifer supports Camp Korey because she believes deeply in its mission to empower children with serious medical conditions to reclaim the joy of childhood. Her commitment to the organization stems from her desire to create opportunities for every child to thrive, build connections, and experience a sense of normalcy despite their challenges.
פטריק קיין
Board Officer At Large
Patrick is a serial entrepreneur with some six start-ups under his belt and has a passion for supporting his community.
As one of nine children, Patrick understands the importance of children feeling supported, listened to, loved and encouraged to thrive. Camp Korey achieves those goals for our target audience.
Patrick has been involved with Camp Korey for many years and has supported Camp in various roles including our Grow Committee, Development Committee, Marketing Committee as well as the Board of Directors and the Executive Board of Directors.
Our board directors.
Karam Dana, Ph. D
מְנַהֵל
Dr. Karam Dana is a Palestinian American Professor at the University of Washington Bothell. He is the Alyson McGregor Distinguished Professor of Excellence and Transformative Research and the Founding Director of The American Muslim Research Institute (AMRI). His research focuses on Palestinian identity and society and the role of transnationalism in Palestinian politics. Dr. Dana was among the first scholars to examine the racialization of Arabs and Muslims in the aftermath of 9/11 through survey and public opinion research.
His academic journey expands from coast to coast. He held post-doctoral fellowships at Harvard University’s Center for Middle Eastern Studies, the Center for American Political Studies, and the Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs at the Harvard John F. Kennedy School of Government. He was also a visiting Professor at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy and the Department of History at Tufts University, a visiting scholar at Brown University’s Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs, and Columbia University’s Middle East Institute.
Dr. Dana’s contributions to academia and the community have been widely acknowledged. He received the University of Washington’s Distinguished Teaching Award in 2018 and the Distinguished Research, Scholarship, and Creative Activities Award in 2023. Recently, he was honored by the Arab American Community of the Pacific Northwest with the Outstanding Service and Leadership Award for 2024.
Sara Glen
מְנַהֵל
Hi! I’m Sara Glen and am excited to be a part of Camp Korey’s Board of Directors! I look forward to helping the organization achieve its goals and continue to provide awesome experiences for kids and their families.
A few years ago was my first introduction to Camp Korey. I was touched by the personal stories coming from people who have been impacted by the Camp. Volunteering to be on the Board seems like small potatoes compared to the work being done on the ground at the Camp.
I’m an accountant by day, but an avid karaoke-goer and traveler at all other times. I have been to 47 US States (lacking Maine, Montana, and North Dakota), over 50 countries and counting (sang karaoke in 14 of them), 6 continents (Australia, here I come), and have done a Polar Plunge in both the Arctic and Antarctic Oceans!
Dennis “Pops” Immel
מְנַהֵל
Dennis Immel, affectionately known as “Pops,” is a retired aerospace engineer with a distinguished career at Northrop Grumman. His journey in the field of aerospace engineering has been marked by innovation and excellence, contributing significantly to advancements in technology and engineering.
For the past 22 years, Pops has been an integral part of the SeriousFun Children’s Network, deeply involved with the Painted Turtle camp in California. His dedication to supporting children with serious medical conditions has been evident through his active volunteerism.
Three years ago, Pops and his wife Sherry made the decision to relocate from California to Washington. Shortly after their move, they became involved with Camp Korey, where they continued their mission to serve children and their families. Pops’ commitment to furthering the mission of Camp Korey is unwavering, as he looks forward to contributing his skills and passion to support children with serious medical conditions.
Pops’ personal life is as rich and fulfilling as his professional career. He is part of a blended family that includes six daughters, sixteen grandchildren, and one great-granddaughter. His family is a source of immense joy and pride, and he cherishes the time spent with them.
Pops Immel’s life is a testament to the power of dedication, compassion, and service. His contributions to both his professional field and the community have made a lasting impact, and his ongoing efforts with Camp Korey continue to inspire and support those in need.
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מְנַהֵל
SVP בניה ורכש
Costco סיטונאות
Rob Parker
מְנַהֵל
Rob is a Senior Vice President with Costco Wholesale. A native of
Seattle, Rob attended the University of Washington and has been with
Costco for over 40 years where he worked closely with Camp Korey’s
founder, Tim Rose. Rob and his wife Trish have been involved with
Camp Korey for many years and are passionate about the Camps
mission and core values.
Klane White, MD
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