Raymond Brown Chairman Raymond C Brown was appointed to the Washoe Development Corporation Board of Directors, by the Washoe Tribal Council through Resolution March 12 2021. Chairman Brown had previously been a member on the Board of Directors for the Washoe Development Enterprise (WDE) in the late 1990s. Mr. Brown was on the WDE Board for the initial submission, by the Washoe Tribe, of the original Meeks Bay Resort Prospectus Application in 1997. Upon the formation of the WDC Board of Directors, Mr. Brown was elected Chairman by the newly established WDC Board. The board members believe that his historic participation and knowledge of the Washoe Tribe’s Economic Development efforts, in particular with Meeks Bay Resort, and his banking experience, he should lead the Board. Chairman Brown brings 45 years of Commercial Banking management experience as a C-level banker in San Francisco. Chairman Brown’s experience as an Executive Vice President and Chief Credit Officer brings a great deal of knowledge of successful management of a wide variety of industries that were bank clients. His experience and access to third party business resources lends greatly to the efforts of the WDC. Chairman Brown has non-profit experience having served for 39 years on the Board of Directors of the National Center for American Indian Economic Development (NCAIED) headquartered in Mesa, AZ. For twenty of those years he served as Treasurer. Chairman Brown served in the US Army as a Finance Officer in Germany in the late 1960’. He graduated from Oregon State University with a BS in Business Administration and also earned an MBA from Golden Gate University, San Francisco, in General Management.

Nathan Bennett Vice-Chairman I am a Washoe Tribal member. I am currently the WDC Vice-Chairman and have been since 2021. I served in the US Army and have gone on multiple deployments. I have extensive experience in the Human Resources field and have my bachelor’s degree in business management from Southern Utah University. I have a professional Certificate as a Tribal HR Professional and am a certified background investigator and adjudicator.

Hale B. Fillmore Treasurer I was born and raised in Dresslerville NV. I am a loving partner and father. I currently work as a project manager for a construction firm in Seattle, WA. I joined the WDC in 2021 with the goal to help guide our tribe's economic development in aligment with Washoe culture. It's my belief that Washoe people should always have an abundance - enough to take care of our people and share - and it is my hope that we use all tools available to us to further Washoe influence in Washoe country.

Curtis Keliiaa Secretary ɁumwáɁaŋawi, I am a registered Tribal member of the Washoe Tribe of Nevada and California. I serve on the Washoe Development Corporation Board of Directors, 2021 to present, am an American Indian Science and Engineering Society (AISES) professional member, a Certified Information Systems Security Professional, and retired from Sandia National Laboratories after a rewarding technical career. Hunga’ maheshi, Curtis M. Keliiaa

Stan Smokey Director I reside on the Stewart Community with my family since 1983 when I moved here from Dresslerville. I am currently a self-employed sub-contractor and also have worked with the Washoe Ranch and Hot Springs since the early 80’s. I was appointed to the WDC Board in 2024 for a five-year term.

Lydell Wyatt Ex-officio Director Off Reservation Lydell Wyatt is a Tribal leader and product developer for the Washoe Tribe of Nevada and California. He serves on the Tribal Council as the Off Reservation Representative and is also the Washoe Liaison for the Lake Tahoe Basin. Key Roles and initiatives: •Off Reservation Representative: A member of the elected Tribal Council, Wyatt represents a significant portion of the Washoe population who live outside of the reservation. His role in the organization is to be the voice for the people, continuously working towards fulfilling its policies, goals, and purposes while advocating for the Tribe and their communities. •Washoe Liaison: As the Tribes first Washoe Liaison, he serves as the main point of contact for external governments and organizations, specifically in the Lake Tahoe Basin, promoting tribal interest and collaboration on land management, governmental policies and capacity building. Lydell works closely with many partnerships and plays a major role for land back, cultural revitalization, wildland fire mitigation, and community collaboration efforts to name a few. •Partnerships and funding: He has helped secure funding through the Lake Tahoe Restoration Act and other sources for projects that create jobs for the Tribe. He also works on updating and drafting congressional bills that pertain to preservation and protection of Lake Tahoe. •Workforce development: He is involved in bolstering workforce development opportunities, including working with partners like the Forest Service to create jobs and identifying projects for the Tribe, related to environmental stewardship. •Cultural consultation and product developer: Through founding his company, Native View Ltd., Wyatt provides cultural consultation and services focused on resource protection and promoting Native American business development in the Sierra District and Great Basin. •Boards and committees: Wyatt sits on many boards and committees with the partnerships in the Basin, being fully immersed, participating, and contributing to continued efforts to protect and preserve Lake Tahoe.

Everett Osorio Ex-officio Director Carson Colonies My name is Everett Osorio, I reside on the Carson Indian Community in Carson City. I’m currently serving my first term as the vice chairman for my Community Council , Tribal Council and also serve as one of the two the EX officio members of the WDC. I’m working to make a positive difference in our communities and the lives of our Washoe people.