Thomas Stroup has been a member of the PSNBA for three years, and enters his fourth year serving as PSNBA President.  “Eighty percent of my neighbors and almost all of our family friends are currently employed by or retired from active duty, civil service, or contractor organizations associated with the Puget Sound Naval activities.  I have been on-board with the mission of the PSNBA from the first Kick-off Breakfast I attended, and believe PSNBA to be a critical voice advocating for the Navy warfighter and those of us supporting them.  I am very proud of the accomplishments and ethics associated with the Navy programs as experienced in the Pacific Northwest.”

Zeb Breuckman has worked as electrical engineer at Puget Sound Naval
Shipyard and Intermediate Maintenance Facility (PSNS & IMF) since graduating
from the University of Wisconsin in 2009. His work has taken him to Naval
institutions throughout the Pacific region, including Naval installations in
Japan, Guam, San Diego, Bangor and Keyport.

Carol helps women and minorities navigate this challenging new career landscape.
Recently retired from corporate life, she spends her time consulting, speaking to groups about career management, writing and enjoying life on Washington state’s spectacular Olympic Peninsula. Through her efforts, major corporations, small businesses, leaders and individuals all create results-oriented and competitive differences in radically changing business environments.

From the beginning, she made it her mission to help other women and minorities achieve the same level of success in their own careers. She’s an award-winning innovator in executive leadership, change management, professional development and performance coaching. Her own, success is measured by the professional success of over 1,000 colleagues and mentees she has guided. In her last position, Carol was the director of a large facility with vast responsibilities, supervised over 400 employees and managed an annual budget of $55 million. Yet she always found time to take a personal interest in creating programs to benefit her team as well as mentoring individual employees to reach their own dreams

David Sayers, Lockheed Martin- P SNBA Secretary

David Sayers is a native of Bremerton, Washington and attended Bremerton public schools and participated in youth sports.  He earned his Associate in Science degree at Olympic College, and a Bachelor of Science in Electronics at Chapman University.  David most recently earned an Executive Certificate in “Leadership and Management” from MIT Sloan Cambridge, MA, and has also become certified as a Lean Six Sigma Master Black Belt.

David, a veteran Army Nuclear Weapons Electronics Specialist, joined Lockheed after a 5 year tenure supporting Keyport in electronics, range engineering and acoustics and targets. David’s journey with Lockheed began in 1977 and continues today. His interest in technology, how things work, and what keeps them running has led to a variety of experiences in technical, leadership, and management positions ranging from Metrology to Fleet Ballistic Missiles facilities support. His roles as an Electronics Technician, Metrologist, System Engineer, Manager, and Project Management led to his current position as a Lockheed Martin Corporate Certified Master Black Belt, where he serves as a business area Lean Six Sigma expert and consultant.   As a Master Black belt, David guides teams to improve their performance and align their organizational strengths with Navy customer imperatives and values. He is currently assigned to manage and support leadership and improvement teams supporting the Navy for Lockheed Martin Strategic Weapons Facility Pacific located near Silverdale, Washington.