Officers
President: Cathy Jaramillo
Vice President: Charles Kahle
Secretary: Rachel Lawson
Treasurer: Erin Gray
Board
Kelly Brenner, At Large
Dianne Edmonds, At Large
Karen Einberger, At Large
Rob Faucett, Science Chair
Lindsay Halm, At Large
Jon Hoekstra, At Large
Charles Kahle, At Large
Colleen McShane, Conservation Chair
Lori Rath, Legal Advisor
Randy Robinson, Past President
Connie Sidles, Publications Chair
2011-2012 Seattle Audubon Officers
Cathy Jaramillo, President: Cathy currently serves as President for Seattle Audubon. She traces her interest in birds and conservation to undergraduate research in Biology and to a college summer spent as a Park Ranger on Mt. Rainier. After graduating, Cathy completed an MBA at Pepperdine University and began her career in business and finance. She currently works as Finance Manager for the Washington State Wine Commission.
Charles Kahle, Vice President: Charlie currently serves as Vice President for Seattle Audubon. He is the President of the computer-consulting firm, Kahle Technology Systems. He currently serves on the Board of National Audubon Society as the chapter-elected Western Regional Representative. Charlie has also served as President of Seattle Audubon's Board of Directors from 2000-2002.
Rachel Lawson, Secretary: Rachel currently serves as the Secretary for Seattle Audubon. She received her MS from the University of Washington and worked as a Zookeeper at Woodland Park Zoo. Rachel served on the board of the Washington Ornithological Society, volunteers in Seattle Audubon's Nature Shop, and leads field trips. She completed the Master Birder program in 2004, and served on the Master Birder Committee for the class of 2006.
Erin Gray, Treasurer: Erin currently serves as the Treasurer for Seattle Audubon. She has worked at Green Century Capital Management, an investment company that manages two environmentally-responsible mutual funds. Erin also has previous experience at a big-5 accounting firm. She has a joint MBA and Masters of Environmental Management, and brings a wealth of financial and environmental policy knowledge to Seattle Audubon.