President of the Board
Gregg Davidson
Gregg Davidson is a retired Healthcare Executive with considerable experience in nonprofit operations and governance.
In addition to serving on the PTU board, he also serves on boards for Washington Health Services, Skagit County Corrections, Community Action Agency of Skagit County, and the Skagit Rotary Club.
Board Member
Liz Gimmestad
Elizabeth Gimmestad has over 25-years of Stephen Ministry leadership experience and ten years of Clinical Pastoral Education experience through Trinity Lutheran Church and Schools in Lynnwood, WA where she has served three terms on the Church Council. Liz has a deep commitment to the mission of PTU due to her empathy and ability to make decisions that will affect someone else’s life by confronting her own privilege and using that knowledge as motivation to create change.
Exec. Producer & Host Of Challenge 2.0
Jeff Renner
Most recognizable as the Chief Meteorologist from KING Television, Jeff Renner has received nine Emmy awards for news documentary production and on-air meteorology. He was also selected to the first class of the Washington State Broadcasters Hall of Fame.
Board Member
Rabbi Allison Flash
Rabbi Allison Flash has over two decades of experience as an ordained Rabbi. In addition to being a rabbi, she is the principal consultant and owner of CandyJarConsulting.com, an agency that specializes in staff and organizational development, workplace conflict resolution, and strategic planning.
Board Member
Jennifer Bereskin
Jennifer Bereskin is currently pursuing a degree in Native Studies Leadership with the hope to obtain her JD in Indian Law. Her advocacy work includes Indigenous and sovereign inherent rights, environmental protections, eliminating multi-generational poverty, housing justice, and dismantling white nationalism through anti-racial and anti-discriminatory policy reform in Washington State.
Board Member
Rachel Taber-Hamilton
Rachel Taber-Hamilton is a professional Board-Certified Chaplain. She was awarded the Bishop’s Cross for service to the Episcopal Diocese of Olympia in Western Washington and is a co-founder of Circles of Color, a social and advocacy network of Black, Indigenous, and People of Color.
Board Member
Don Wick
Don is retired and the former executive director of the Economic Development Alliance of Skagit County. During his tenure, the award winning association has been recognized for innovation and partnerships statewide, nationally, and internationally.
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