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About Us

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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.

2020 OPVB Board Members:

Lodging – 10 rooms or less:

Gail Alison
Arcadia Farm and Inn
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Lodging – 11 rooms or more:

Pam Dahl, President
Aramark, Lake Crescent Lodge
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Lodging – Bed & Breakfast:

Janet Abbott
George Washington Inn
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Lodging – RV Park/Campground:

Erik Plunkett, Treasurer
Sequim Bay State Park
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Lodging – At Large:

Anna Manildi
Phase 6 Productions
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At Large:

Vick Corson, Secretary
Camaraderie Cellars
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Linda Offutt, Past President
Forks Timber Museum
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Tamara Galvan
Feiro Marine Life Center
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Hannah Merrill
Clallam County Parks
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Debbie Wardrop
7 Cedars
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Meet the Staff of OPVB

Marsha Massey, Executive Director
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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.

Allegra Warwick, Visitor Services/Office Manager
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Allegra joined the OPVB in August 2016. 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, working with our volunteers, grant processing, preparation of monthly reports, and “other duties as assigned”. She is the voice behind our growing social media channels. Allegra is the “go to” person for OPVB operations.

Stefanie Rotmark, Special Projects Manager/Webmaster
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Stefanie joined the OPVB in 2013. After earning her undergraduate degree from WSU in humanities, she began her career in the tourism industry at the Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce. She originally worked for the OPVB as Visitor Services/Office Manager but left the role in Allegra’s capable hands when she moved to Bellingham, WA in 2016. Currently, Stefanie works remotely for the organization on several projects including managing the annual Olympic Peninsula Travel Planner updates and the OPVB’s media library, as well as co-monitoring the social media channels with Allegra. Stefanie is also the web master for OlympicPeninsula.org.

The Olympic Peninsula Visitor Bureau

The Olympic Peninsula Visitor Bureau (OPVB) is the destination marketing organization for Clallam County and the West End of the Olympic Peninsula. A 501(c)6 organization primarily funded by lodging tax generated in unincorporated Clallam County, the OPVB is a professional sales, marketing and public relations organization committed to enhancing the economic well-being of Clallam County and the greater Olympic Peninsula by positioning the area as a desirable visitor destination. Working closely with other economic development and community organizations, OPVB is also the administrator for the Olympic Peninsula Tourism Commission (OPTC), a collaborative marketing partnership among the broader municipalities represented on the Olympic Peninsula, that collectively markets the broader Olympic Peninsula destination. OPVB is the point of contact for the State of Washington for travel writers, tour operators and film scouts interested in the Olympic Peninsula.

Olympic Peninsula Tourism Commission

The Olympic Peninsula Tourism Commission (OPTC) is a collaborative partnership of tourism marketing entities, joining together for purposes of promoting the Olympic Peninsula as a desirable visitor destination. It is primarily funded through lodging tax contributions of nine municipalities or associations in Clallam, Jefferson, Mason and Grays Harbor Counties.

Funding partners include:

The Olympic Peninsula Tourism Commission generally meets the first Thursday of each month, rotating meeting locations across the Olympic Peninsula. Meetings are open to all interested parties. For information on meeting times and locations, contact 360-452-8552 or [email protected].

Job Openings

The Olympic Peninsula Visitor Bureau is currently accepting applications for a full-time Communications & Marketing Manager. Follow this link for a full job description and instructions for applying.

Volunteer
Opportunities

Contact Allegra Warwick if you are interested in helping us with projects as they come up. Tell us your skills, and we’ll be happy to have you on hand to help. She can be reached at 360-452-8552.