Meet the OPVB Board of Directors
The Olympic Peninsula Visitor Bureau is governed by a nine-person Board of Directors, each of whom either resides in or represents businesses/properties in unincorporated Clallam County. Each Board member is appointed for a three-year term. Five of the seats are lodging-specific; four of the seats are at-large positions, representing non-lodging, tourism-oriented business segments. Additionally, a Clallam County Commissioner serves as a non-voting, ex officio member.
2025 OPVB Board Members:
Lodging – 10 rooms or less:
Currently vacant position
Lodging – 11 rooms or more:
Currently vacant position
Lodging – Bed & Breakfast:
Currently vacant position
Lodging – RV Park/Campground:
David DeLano, Treasurer
Elwha Dam RV Park
davidishere123@gmail.com
Lodging – At Large:
Currently vacant position
At Large:
Ingrid Goodwin, President
goodwiningridm@gmail.com
Taylor Chaffee, Vice President
Puget Sound Express
taylor@pugetsoundexpress.com
John Pabst
Pacific Pantry
info@pacificpantry.com
Jordan Schiefen
Jardin du Soleil Lavender Farm
info@jardindusoleil.com
Judy Walz, Secretary
7 Cedars
jwalz@7cedars.com
Meet the Staff of OPVB
Marsha Massey, Executive Director
director@olympicpeninsula.org
Marsha joined the OPVB in July 2014, having spent nearly her whole career in the hospitality industry. She got her start with the Seattle / King County Convention and Visitors Bureau, followed by a long career in hotel sales and marketing with Westin Hotels and Resorts, where she worked both on property as well as in the company’s corporate offices. Marsha was the Executive Director for the Washington State Tourism Office, formerly a branch of Washington’s Department of Commerce in Olympia, until the closure of the state tourism office in July, 2011. In July, 2018, Marsha was appointed by Governor Jay Inslee to serve on the new Washington Tourism Marketing Authority.
Shannon Cosgrove, Visitor Services/Operations Manager
info@olympicpeninsula.org
Shannon joined the OPVB in April, 2024. She is usually the first point of contact for both visitors and industry partners. Her duties include the day-to-day office management, board and commission meeting planning, visitor information and fulfillment, grant processing, preparation of monthly reports, and “other duties as assigned”. Shannon is the “go to” person for OPVB operations.