he PFD Board
of Directors consists of seven members. Four members are appointed
by the King County Executive and confirmed by the Metropolitan King
County Council. Three members are appointed by the Governor. Of
those, one is nominated by the Speaker of the House and one is
nominated by the Senate Majority Leader. Board members serve as
volunteers for four-year terms.
Dale
R. Sperling has been active in the Pacific Northwest’s real estate
community for more than 30 years. Prior to founding OneBuild, he
served as president and CEO of UNICO Properties LLC, overseeing
nearly 10 million square feet of office, retail and residential
space. Dale is a member of the Urban Land Institute and has served
on the boards of Pacifi c Real Estate Institute, the Downtown
Seattle Association, the Greater Seattle Chamber of Commerce and the
Woodland Park Zoo. He currently serves on the Boards of Islandwood
and the Seattle Children’s Hospital Foundation.
Charles V. "Tom" Gibbs
Tom Gibbs served as Executive Vice-President and Director of
water practice for CH2M Hill, an international consulting
engineering firm, before retiring in January 1997. Before joining
CH2M Hill, he was Executive Director of Seattle Metro where he led the
agency’s clean-up of Lake Washington and Elliott Bay and the
start-up of Metro Transit. He is a board member for the Mountains to
Sound Greenway Trust and Coastal Environmental Systems.
Robert
C. Wallace
Bob Wallace is managing partner of Wallace Properties Group and
numerous associated corporate and partnership entities involved in
commercial real estate investment and development in Washington
State. As well as the immediate past chair of the PFD Board, he is
also a past Chairman of the Washington State Commercial Association
of Realtors, the Bellevue Chamber of Commerce, the Bellevue Downtown
Association, the Bellevue Rotary Club and the Bellevue Convention
Center Authority.
Hyeok Kim
Hyeok Kim is Executive Director of
InterIm Community Development Association (InterIm CDA), a nonprofit
community development corporation in Seattle that works to promote
and revitalize the Chinatown/International District, as well as to
advocate on behalf of the broader Asian Pacific American communities
in the region. Prior to joining InterIm CDA in 2008, Hyeok served as
policy analyst for Speaker of the House Frank Chopp and the House
Democratic Caucus in the Washington State Legislature. Hyeok was
recently selected as a 2010 Marshall Memorial Fellow and a 2010-2011
Annie E. Casey Foundation Children and Family Fellow. In September
2010, Hyeok was appointed to President Obama’s Advisory Commission
on Asian Americans and Pacifi c Islanders (AAPI’s), established to
improve access to federal programs for AAPI’s.
Joan L. Enticknap
Joan Enticknap retired in
2010 after a 32-year career in banking. From 2001 to 2010 she served
as president, chief operating officer and member of the board of
directors of HomeStreet Bank. Prior to joining HomeStreet Bank, Joan
culminated a twenty-three year career with Bank of America as
Executive Vice President of commercial banking in the Northwest
Region. She was Chief Financial Officer for the bank for four years.
Joan is a member of the boards of directors of Puget Sound Public
Radio (KUOW) and the Foster School of Business at the University of
Washington.
Terrence Carroll
Terry Carroll is a retired Superior Court Judge. He is a
Distinguished Jurist in Residence at Seattle University School of
Law and offers dispute resolution services, specializing in
multi-party civil issues from probate, property, personal injury,
and marriage dissolution to business litigation and professional
liability. He has served in many community capacities including
chair of the City of Seattle Police Accountability Review Board,
Internal Investigations Auditor for the Seattle Police Department
and Regent for Seattle University.
Charles Royer
Charley
Royer was Mayor of Seattle from 1978 through 1989 following a career
in newspaper and television journalism. After leaving offi ce, Mr.
Royer served as Director of the Institute of Politics at Harvard
University and as Lecturer at Harvard’s John F. Kennedy School of
Government. A downtown Seattle resident, he currently serves as a
Trustee of the Downtown Seattle Association, and is co-chair of the
Alliance for Pioneer Square, the community organization for
Seattle’s historicneighborhood.
Committees
Finance and Administration : Joan Enticknap, Chair
Bob Wallace
Charles Gibbs
Maintenance & Operations: Tom Gibbs, Chair
Terry Carroll
Bob Wallace
Community Relations
:
Tom Gibbs, Chair
Hyeok Kim Terry Carroll Joan Enticknap
Board Development :
Joan Enticknap, Chair
Bob Wallace Terry Carroll
PFD Management
Kevin
H. Callan, Executive
Director
Kevin Callan has been with the PFD since 1997 and has served as the Executive Director since 2000. He worked as the Director of Finance and Administration throughout the construction phase of Safeco Field. Prior to his involvement with the PFD Kevin held CFO positions with several local contractors, and has been involved in the construction and development industry in Seattle since 1979. Kevin, a Seattle native, holds a Bachelor degree in Business Administration from Oregon State University.
he PFD Board
of Directors consists of seven members. Four members are appointed
by the King County Executive and confirmed by the Metropolitan King
County Council. Three members are appointed by the Governor. Of
those, one is nominated by the Speaker of the House and one is
nominated by the Senate Majority Leader. Board members serve as
volunteers for four-year terms. 
Dale
R. Sperling has been active in the Pacific Northwest’s real estate
community for more than 30 years. Prior to founding OneBuild, he
served as president and CEO of UNICO Properties LLC, overseeing
nearly 10 million square feet of office, retail and residential
space. Dale is a member of the Urban Land Institute and has served
on the boards of Pacifi c Real Estate Institute, the Downtown
Seattle Association, the Greater Seattle Chamber of Commerce and the
Woodland Park Zoo. He currently serves on the Boards of Islandwood
and the Seattle Children’s Hospital Foundation.
Hyeok Kim is Executive Director of
InterIm Community Development Association (InterIm CDA), a nonprofit
community development corporation in Seattle that works to promote
and revitalize the Chinatown/International District, as well as to
advocate on behalf of the broader Asian Pacific American communities
in the region. Prior to joining InterIm CDA in 2008, Hyeok served as
policy analyst for Speaker of the House Frank Chopp and the House
Democratic Caucus in the Washington State Legislature. Hyeok was
recently selected as a 2010 Marshall Memorial Fellow and a 2010-2011
Annie E. Casey Foundation Children and Family Fellow. In September
2010, Hyeok was appointed to President Obama’s Advisory Commission
on Asian Americans and Pacifi c Islanders (AAPI’s), established to
improve access to federal programs for AAPI’s.
Joan Enticknap retired in
2010 after a 32-year career in banking. From 2001 to 2010 she served
as president, chief operating officer and member of the board of
directors of HomeStreet Bank. Prior to joining HomeStreet Bank, Joan
culminated a twenty-three year career with Bank of America as
Executive Vice President of commercial banking in the Northwest
Region. She was Chief Financial Officer for the bank for four years.
Joan is a member of the boards of directors of Puget Sound Public
Radio (KUOW) and the Foster School of Business at the University of
Washington.
Terry Carroll is a retired Superior Court Judge. He is a
Distinguished Jurist in Residence at Seattle University School of
Law and offers dispute resolution services, specializing in
multi-party civil issues from probate, property, personal injury,
and marriage dissolution to business litigation and professional
liability. He has served in many community capacities including
chair of the City of Seattle Police Accountability Review Board,
Internal Investigations Auditor for the Seattle Police Department
and Regent for Seattle University.
Charley
Royer was Mayor of Seattle from 1978 through 1989 following a career
in newspaper and television journalism. After leaving offi ce, Mr.
Royer served as Director of the Institute of Politics at Harvard
University and as Lecturer at Harvard’s John F. Kennedy School of
Government. A downtown Seattle resident, he currently serves as a
Trustee of the Downtown Seattle Association, and is co-chair of the
Alliance for Pioneer Square, the community organization for
Seattle’s historicneighborhood.
Kevin Callan has been with the PFD since 1997 and has served as the Executive Director since 2000. He worked as the Director of Finance and Administration throughout the construction phase of Safeco Field. Prior to his involvement with the PFD Kevin held CFO positions with several local contractors, and has been involved in the construction and development industry in Seattle since 1979. Kevin, a Seattle native, holds a Bachelor degree in Business Administration from Oregon State University.