Karl Webber has served on the Port Commission since 2020. He is a 30-year resident of Tekoa, Washington and the President/Principal Consultant of KB2 Performance Management Systems, a management consulting business that serves small to large manufacturing companies across the state. Karl is privileged to serve on the National Western Region Board of The Association for Manufacturing Excellence (AME), the governing board for all chapters west of the continental divide.

Karl and his wife, Dianne, make their home in Tekoa, Washington.

Kristine Meyer has served on the Port Commission since 2017. She is the Executive Director of the Avista Foundation and Community Investment Manager for Avista. Kristine is a graduate of Gonzaga University and Gonzaga University School of Law. She has been privileged to serve as a director on the board of the Inland Northwest Chapter of the Red Cross and the City of Spokane Parks Board.

Kristine and her husband, Tony, make their home on the farm southwest of Pullman, Washington.

Tom has served on the Port Commission since 2012. He is a lifelong citizen of Whitman County and owner/operator of Maple K Farms LLC, an agricultural endeavor focused on grass-fed Highland beef and commercial grain production. He has participated in public service for the last 25 years including: 16 years on the Colfax Planning Commission; 7 years on the Colfax City Council; 5 years as a Whitman County Conservation District Supervisor; and 4 years as Whitman County Cattlemen’s President.

Tom and his wife, Cheryl, live on the family farm in Wilcox, Washington.