2025 Board of Directors & Executive Committee

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At the Yakima County Development Association (YCDA), our Board of Directors and Executive Committee are essential to fulfilling our core mission: Yakima County Development Association is a 501(c)(3) organization that improves the economy and livability of Yakima County. These dedicated leaders lend their expertise and passion to ensure we remain on the forefront of  attracting and retaining businesses, supporting workforce development, and enhancing the quality of life through our county.

2025 Officers: Toni McLavey (Chair), Ben Annen (Vice Chair), Jon DeVaney (Past Chair), David Cobia (Treasurer), Linda DiLembo (Secretary)

Executive Committee: Austin Beebe, Moriet Miketa, Peter Marinace, and Commissioner Amanda McKinney 

From launching new local business resources to building regional partnerships, YCDA’s Board of Directors helps drive programs that: 

  • Create and retain jobs
  • Stimulate business growth and entrepreneurship
  • Improve regional infrastructure
  • Elevate the quality of life for residents

Thank you to our 2025 Board of Directors for your dedication and leadership.  Meet the Full Board of Directors

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