Sean has been the president of the WeTrain board since 2023 and is the Chief of Staff for UFCW 3000. He has enthusiastically pursued learning more about the benefits of Workforce Development and Training to both workers and employers. Seeing workforce development as an opportunity to create more meaningful fulfilling careers for workers and more effective and profitable businesses that may better serve the communities, they operate in.

Kristina is currently the Processing/Packing Division Director at UFCW 3000. She is honored to be part of the WeTrain Board and is so inspired by the impactful work already being done by WeTrain. She is really excited about creating better opportunities for members and for communities through education and training.

For more than 28 years, Rigo has dedicated his life and career to organizing workers. Currently, Rigo is a founding member and is on the Executive Board of OUTreach (UFCW LGBTQ+ Caucus), a member of the Executive Board of the Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights (CHIRLA), is an Executive Board member at, WeTrain Washington, and is a Commissioner on the Los Angeles County, Immigrant Protection and Advancement Taskforce.

Lynne believes WeTrain can be THE northwest training center for workers in UFCW industries. All workers should have the opportunity to find a career path that uses, and fairly compensates, their multiple skills. WeTrain can help codify UFCW members existing skills, get recognition for them so they are better compensated, and provide career pathways for jobs in UFCW industries.

Tammi has worked for Teamsters 38 for 23 years. As a Union Representative, she is so excited to watch WeTrain grow into life changing opportunities for Union members.

As the Political & Legislative Director at UFCW 3000, Tom's day job is to advocate for worker safety and workforce development. He has successfully passed legislation at all levels of government to help make the lives of working people better. In addition to his role at UFCW 3000, he is the elected President of the King County Labor Council and an elected member of Public Hospital District for Valley Medical Center in Renton.

Glenn's grandfather was a founding member and board chair of the original New Haven, CT Food Co-op in the late 1920s; his father was an active UFCW grocery worker for many years in the 1970s and 1980s. Glenn's first job in 1969 at the age of 17 was as a grocery clerk and UFCW member. He hopes that the lessons he has learned in his career as a leader in the field of worker education contributes to the success of WeTrain and helps to improve the quality of jobs and lives of today's and future grocery workers.

Pete's first Union job was as a member of UFCW as a courtesy clerk in Lakewood, WA at 14 years old. As a proud 25-year Teamster, his goal for WeTrain is to help provide strong opportunities for members to create transformational change in the community.

Joe is a dedicated activist and organizer who has been championing the rights of union workers for the past 12 years. He comes from the rank and file of UFCW 3000 having spent 5 years in Produce as a clerk and a Shop Steward. Through his various roles at UFCW 3000, Joe has been instrumental in mobilizing, training, and mentoring workers from multiple industries. He is now one of the Division Directors for UFCW 3000 and is excited to continue his activism as a part of the WeTrain board.