Meet Our Team

Manager

Tim Knopp

Executive Vice President

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Mandy Weidman

SVP, Operations & Sales Manager

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Morgan Greenwood

Vice President, Government Affairs

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Christine Munsey

Event Coordinator

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Justine Moss

Plan Center Coordinator

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Angela Carter

Membership & Sales Assistant

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Mikaylee Neal

Plan & Admin Representative

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Board of Directors

President - Katie Pendleton, The Fort

1st Vice President - Grayson Graham,
Tennant Developments

2nd Vice President - Cameron Curtis, Curtis Homes

Associate Vice President - Kathy Temple, Ed Staub and Sons

Secretary - Dayna Ralston, All Systems Electric

Treasurer - Galen Blyth, Cascade Insurance Center, LLC

Immediate Past President - Justin Perkey, PerkeyBuilt

Directors:

Jay Campbell, Woodhill Homes
Geoff Harris, Solaire Homebuilders
Joe Hawkins, Hawkins Electric
Andy High, Thompson Pump & Irrigation
Roberto Martinez, Structure Development NW
Charley Roberts, Sierra James Construction
Jesse Russell, Hiatus Homes
Chad Schlottmann, Skanska
Dan Pahlisch, Pahlisch Homes

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Advocacy

Shaping the Future
of Building

Through proactive advocacy, COBA works to protect and promote the interests of the building industry, ensuring responsible growth and a thriving community. Learn how we’re making a difference.

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What Our Members Say

Volunteer
Gary North
“I started in the construction industry at an early age and I’m glad that I did. It takes hard work and dedication, but I strongly believe this is a great career path for anyone willing to stick with it. There’s a lot of growth potential, especially in the Central Oregon commercial market. I started as a laborer and worked my way up in the industry, now serving as a vice president for R&H Construction.

I love the Central Oregon community and COBA is an essential association here. It supports industry goals and offers valuable networking opportunities to bring the business community together. I’m proud that R&H Construction is an active COBA member.”
Debbie Baldwin
“I have been listing and selling real estate in Central Oregon for approximately 37 years, and I have been a COBA member for a large part of that. Growing up, my father owned a journeyman carpentry business and two of my brothers worked for prominent Central Oregon construction companies. Because of my background, I am well aware of the various issues that construction companies may be faced with. I am so proud to be a part of COBA, a dedicated organization that supports and helps local businesses work through these issues in order to thrive.”
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Galen Blyth
My wife and I moved to Central Oregon in 2005 to start our family. I was lucky enough to start my career in the insurance business, and it was a natural fit for me to work with builders, subs and suppliers as I share the same values. Raising two small children in a smaller community during the ‘Great Recession’ really taught me what hard work and hardship was, but the relationships I built through COBA allowed me to grow my business and set myself up for the upswing as well as any future turns.

I am proud to work with and support many non-profits, and consider COBA a cornerstone of my business and life. I am COBA.

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Katie Anderson
“When I founded Aperion Management Group 10 years ago, I had the vision to create a Homeowners Association (HOA) management company that didn’t just refine the management process, but redefined it. We’ve done just that and have become Central Oregon’s first and only Accredited Association Management Company (AAMC), as well as Bend Chamber’s Small Business of the Year."

"As a COBA member, we are able to come together, as part of the building community to raise awareness to the issues affecting the industry and initiate change. By working with developers during the early stages of development, Aperion is able to help them create sustainable communities that enhance the culture of Central Oregon.”
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Jeff Payne
“With more than 30 years in the building industry and with the past 10 of those as a member, I truly understand and appreciate the advocacy and mission of COBA. From helping the region’s cities and counties to create land use and development policy, to interceding and interpreting building codes, to challenging unwarranted fee increases, to advocating for affordable housing, COBA is a valuable partner. For all of those intangibles and industry discounts, I am proud to be a member.”