46 www.wpma.com / Fall 2026 State Report OFA also extends its sincere appreciation to Senator Christine Drazan and Senator David Brock Smith for taking time from their busy schedules to speak with our group. Their remarks offered important perspective on the state of Oregon, current policy discussions, and the issues shaping the business and regulatory environment for our members. We are grateful to the outstanding speakers who joined us for this year’s business session and shared timely updates, industry insight, and practical guidance with OFA members. • WPMA Update: Annie Marszal, WPMA President • EMA Update: Glenn Haskins, EMA Chairman • Federated Insurance Update: Joel Rothman, “Risk Managing Your Fleet” • Legislative Update: Mike Freese • Featured Presentation: Governor Kotek’s Prosperity Council Update, Tim Knopp, Governor Kotek’s Prosperity Officer • Educational Session: “Cybersecurity Across Time,” Adam Howarth, Data Scientist, Plixer • Keynote Presentation: “Three-Time Blue Angels Leader,” Greg “Boss” Wooldridge Thank you to everyone who attended, sponsored, volunteered, and helped make this year’s conference a success. We are grateful for the continued engagement of our members and look forward to building on the conversations and momentum from Sunriver in the months ahead. OFA Board of Directors Changes Oregon Fuels Association is pleased to announce several changes to its Executive Board. Matthew Jubitz of Jubitz Corporation will move into the role of President, and Chris Huiard of Space Age Fuel will serve as Vice President. OFA appreciates their continued leadership and commitment to representing the interests of Oregon’s fuels industry. OFA also welcomes Jeannie Krieger of McCall Oil, Andrew Shirtcliff of Shirtcliff Oil Co., and Ryan Tucker of H&S Energy as new members of the Board of Directors. We look forward to the perspective and experience they will bring to the association’s work in the year ahead. OFA also extends a heartfelt thank you and congratulations to Joe Sacomano of Jackson Energy on his retirement from the fuel industry after 50 years in the business. Joe served on the OFA Board of Directors from 2019 to 2026, and we are grateful for his leadership, service, and longstanding commitment to the associa- tion and Oregon’s fuels community. OFA OFA continued continued
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