Dan Wood has more than 25 years of experience in the public policy arena as a volunteer activist, professional advocate, non-profit association leader, and public official.

He had managed candidate campaigns, public relations projects, and conventions with several hundred attendees.

As a non-profit leader, he led a 10-year successful campaign to construct a $15 million commercial-scale wind project. As a public official, he authorized and saw to completion multi-million-dollar projects for infrastructure (rail, road, sewer, and water), building construction and renovation (courthouse, schools, and public safety facilities).

As a county commissioner, Dan co-managed a public entity with several-hundred employees and combined budgets of about $100 million. This involved coordinating with other elected officials, working with various levels of government, managing contracts and projects and duvet adoption and supervision. Dan has also been involved in successful disaster relief and social service programs and focused efforts.

Alicia graduated from Washington State University with a Bachelor’s degree in Strategic Communications. Alicia was a communications intern at the WSDF during the 2021 legislative session where she was able to gain firsthand experience in public policy. She is the 5th generation on her parents’ dairy farm in Raymond, Washington where she was active in 4-H and FFA throughout her childhood. From 2016-2017, Alicia was the Washington State Dairy Ambassador where she was able to promote dairy products throughout Washington. With dairy farming being part of Alicia’s life from a young age, she looks forward to supporting and aiding dairy farmers with new resources and funding opportunities.