FOUNDING
BOARD
The Founding Board of
the Washington News Council was formed in August 1998. Its
members are:
Patsy Collins,
Director, The Bullitt Foundation;
former
Owner, KING-TV (now deceased)
Jim Ellis,
Chairman, Washington State Convention & Trade Center;
former
Partner, Preston Gates & Ellis
Bill Gerberding,
former President, University of Washington
Ken Hatch,
President, Hatch Enterprises;
former
President, KIRO Broadcasting
Jeannette Hayner,
former Washington State Senate Majority Leader
Dennis Heck,
President, TVW; former Washington State Legislator
Pat Herbold,
past chair, King County Republican Party; Ambassador-designate to Singapore
Ron Judd,
AFL-CIO Western Regional Leader; former Secretary, King County Labor
Council
Mike Lowry,
President, Enterprise Washington;
former
Governor of Washington state
Stan McNaughton,
President & CEO, PEMCO Financial Services
Charles Royer,
President, Urban Health Initiative;
former
Mayor of Seattle
Bill Ruckelshaus,
Principal, Madrona Investment Group; former
Administrator, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Founding Board members helped launch the Council by providing advice,
suggestions, financial donations and moral support. They continue to
help the Council.
SELECTION
COMMITEE
The Selection Committee chose theWashington News Council's members through
a statewide nomination and application process in the fall of 1998. They
were:
Patrick
Batts, Washington State Farm Bureau, Olympia
Linda Coldiron, Association of Washington Business, Olympia
Patsy Collins, The Bullitt Foundation, Seattle
Denny Heck,
TVW; former Washington State Legislator
Mack Hogans, Weyerhaeuser, Tacoma
Peter Horvitz, Eastside Journal, Bellevue
Ron Judd, King County Labor Council, Seattle
Heidi Kelly, The Gallatin Group, Seattle
Dick Larsen, The Seattle Times (ret.), Mercer Island
Barry Mitzman, KCTS-9 TV, Seattle
Assunta Ng, Northwest Asian Weekly, Seattle
Sandy Schoolfield, Washington News Council, Seattle (Chair)
Bill Stafford, Trade Development Alliance, Seattle
Liz A. Thomas, King County Trade, Commerce & International
Affairs Office, Seattle
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