Our Staff, Board & Advisory Board
The Oregon Council on Problem Gambling is led by a volunteer Board of Directors and supported by part-time staff who manage day-to-day operations and research initiatives that advance the Council’s mission across Oregon.
OCPG Staff
OCPG staff coordinate programs, partnerships, and research that help turn the Council’s vision into action.
OCPG Board
We value both lived and professional experience, and we’re committed to representation by communities we serve, especially those who have been historically excluded or systemically impacted by oppression, including Black, Indigenous, and other People of Color; Native communities navigating the ongoing effects of colonization and intergenerational trauma; LGBTQ2IA+ people; people with disabilities; and those impacted by economic injustice, housing insecurity, or criminalization.
Kitty Martz, CGRM, CGAC II, MBA
President, Board of Directors
Executive Director, Voices of Problem Gambling Recovery
Jeffrey Marotta, PhD
Treasurer
OCPG Advisory Board
OCPG is creating an Advisory Board to assist in achieving the goals set in our strategic plan.As OCPG grows, as does the need for expertise and resources. The Advisory Board will be a group of individuals who offer will strategic opinions on specific aspects of OCPG’s operations. They will have no fiduciary duties or legal responsibility for the organization’s operations, but their advisory services will be important to help OCPG handle its legal, financial, or managerial responsibilities.
Advisory Board Members will not be required to commit to attend meetings or join a committee. Rather, they will be called on to provide guidance and expertise as needed in the following areas:
- Business/Finance
- Media/Communications
- Politics/Policy/Advocacy
- Prevention
- Treatment/Recovery
- Safer Gambling (RG)
- Research
- Education/Curriculum Development
- Institutional Memory
- Contract Review/Legal Support
While experience with problem gambling is required for areas of mission delivery, it is not needed for those able provide legal, finance or media guidance.
Advisory Board Members will have their names listed on OCPG’s website and will be invited to represent OCPG as desired at events and conferences. Advisory Board Members will also be eligible to apply for OCPG’s Board of Directors after six months of service.
If you would like to join OCPG’s Advisory Board, please complete the online application.
Email glenn@oregoncpg.org with any questions.