Board of Directors

Taylor Nordby

Chair, Position #1

Taylor Nordby is Vice President of MII Properties, a firm managing holdings in Washington, California, and Nevada. She previously worked in Project Management for Nordstrom. Ms. Nordby has a Master’s Degree in Business Administration from the Foster School of Business at the University of Washington. She grew up in North Seattle and has a long history and passion for the area.

Frank Percival

Position #2

Frank E Percival became the President / CEO of the Lynnwood Chamber of Commerce in January of 2024. He previously served as the Executive Director of the Washington Association of Mortgage Professionals, a statewide trade organization representing thousands of licensed Washington State mortgage loan originators. A Seattle native with over 30 years of experience as a leader in the mortgage industry, and decades of serving leadership & fundraising positions with organizations like the Greater Seattle Business Association, Lifelong (a Health Services Organization), WAMP, Pride Foundation, Habitat for Humanity - Snohomish, Compass House, and Leadership Tomorrow – Seattle. Frank has been a resident of Lynnwood for the past 14 years, where he and his husband were fortunate to have found their “forever home” (in which they love to gather their 3 grown sons & their families - Washington State residents, all – as often as possible). Frank is honored to represent businesses & professionals in his new role with the Lynnwood Chamber, and is dedicated to help foster a thriving community that exemplifies equality, equity, access & representation for all of our neighbors.

Chris Collier

Position #3

Chris Collier is a Washington State native. He received his BS in Information Technology from Central Washington University and a Master of Public Administration from The Evergreen State College. In large part thanks to his work at NASA with the Office of Legislative and Intergovernmental Affairs, and later working for Governor Inslee in constituent services, he has lived far and wide from Washington DC to Texas, Arizona to Olympia, and all points in between, including time overseas. At the Alliance for Housing Affordability, Chris supports the member cities in understanding and responding to housing affordability. This includes data gathering and analytics, technical expertise, state and local policy, housing vouchers, presentations to councils, planning commissions and community, and more. He has worked as the AHA Program Manager since 2016.

Wally Webster II

Board Member, Position #5

Wally Webster II is a retired Senior Vice President of Bank of America, where he worked for over 32 years. During Mr. Webster’s tenure at Bank of American he achieved a Six Sigma Black Belt certification and led enterprise-wide project teams of subject matter experts (SMEs) to improve customer satisfaction, quality of the Bank’s sales and services, and fulfillment functions. Mr. Webster is a graduate of the Pacific Coast Banking School at the University of Washington. Mr. Webster’s current community engagement includes Trustee, Board of Trustees for Edmonds College; Community Member, Snohomish County Multiple Agency Response Team (SMART) team that investigates police use of force incidents; Member, City of Lynnwood Police Chief Advisory Committee; Treasurer & Board Member, Lynnwood Sister Cities Association; Member, Steering Committee, Volunteers of America (VOAWW) Lynnwood Neighborhood Center; and President, Pacific Northwest Bankers Association.

Rosario Reyes

Board Chair, Position #4

Rosario Reyes is the Founder and Executive Director of the Latino Educational Training Institute that develops programs to facilitate the success of Spanish-speaking and bilingual persons in the US. She has been a Lynnwood resident for 32 years and has dedicated her energy to successfully establishing and expanding her business in the Lynnwood area while focusing on community development.

Michelle Meyer

Treasurer (ex officio)

Michelle Meyer has been the Finance Director for the City of Lynnwood since March of 2021. She has over 20 years of experience in local government agencies, primarily in municipal finance director roles focused on accounting, investments, debt management, economic development, and operational and capital budgeting. Ms. Meyer holds a Master of Public Administration degree.

Taylor Nordby

Frank Percival

A Seattle native with over 30 years of experience as a leader in the mortgage industry, and decades of serving leadership & fundraising positions with organizations like the Greater Seattle Business Association, Lifelong (a Health Services Organization), WAMP, Pride Foundation, Habitat for Humanity – Snohomish, Compass House, and Leadership Tomorrow – Seattle.

Frank has been a resident of Lynnwood for the past 14 years, where he and his husband were fortunate to have found their “forever home” (in which they love to gather their 3 grown sons & their families – Washington State residents, all – as often as possible).

Frank is honored to represent businesses & professionals in his new role with the Lynnwood Chamber, and is dedicated to help foster a thriving community that exemplifies equality, equity, access & representation for all of our neighbors.

Chip Burgess

Chip Burgess serves as Business Manager and Secretary-Treasurer of the Laborers’ International Union of North America (LIUNA) Local 292 in Everett, Washington, representing more than 1,200 construction craft laborers across Snohomish, Skagit, Whatcom, Island, and San Juan Counties. Prior to being elected to lead Local 292, Mr. Burgess spent 13 years with GLY Construction before serving as a Representative for the LIUNA Northwest Regional Office. He is a graduate of Eastern Washington University and holds a Master’s Degree in Jurisprudence, with a focus on Labor Law, from the University of Washington School of Law. A lifelong resident of Snohomish County, Mr. Burgess lives with his wife and their four sons, who attend Edmonds and Shoreline Public Schools.

Jaclyne Manalastas

Jacqueline Manalastas has lived in Lynnwood for more than 40 years and has witnessed the city’s growth and transformation firsthand. She works in property management, bringing extensive experience in housing, resident relations, and community engagement. Ms. Manalastas currently volunteers with the Lynnwood Police Department as a Citizen on Patrol volunteer, supporting community safety and neighborhood engagement efforts. She previously served on the Public Safety Council in Seattle’s Chinatown-International District, where she worked with community members, business owners, law enforcement, and city representatives to address public safety concerns. Ms. Manalastas is passionate about public service and is committed to helping strengthen the quality of life for residents, businesses, and visitors throughout the community.