I love all things art and adventure, which I believe is why I have found success and fulfillment in my career (+ ethics, integrity, optimism, humor, etc.) despite the challenges of being a bull in cabinet of old, expensive dishes. At the end of the day, Human Resources is about people and culture, and those two things are equal parts art and adventure. My belief in people over profit, faith over religion, and freedom over judgment is at the core of what drives me to pursue justice for all.

Hola! My name is Amber Ortiz-Diaz, my pronouns are She/Her, Ella. I am a proud daughter of Mexican immigrants who have their unique story for their American dream. I am a proud sister, aunt, wife, and mother. I love spending my time with my family, supporting small businesses, and traveling to different countries.  

I believe that relational partnership is the first step to achieving a more equitable Washington. I envision a Washington where we all show up authentically and unapologetically. 

Sarah is a Lummi tribal member and resides in Ocean Shores, Washington. Her pronouns are she/her and hers. You can often find her on the beach or exploring the coastal rainforests with her husband and their Boston Terrier. Sarah’s background includes over fifteen years in grant administration and compliance, procurement, budget strategy, and development. Most recently, her role also encompassed economic and community development in local government.