Our Staff
The Executive Director & staff shall manage the organizational affairs, carry out the duties as assigned by the Executive Board, and pursue the established goals of the Affiliated Tribes.
Terri Parr
Executive Director
The Executive Director shall manage the organizational affairs, carry out the duties as assigned by the Executive Board, and pursue the established goals of the Affiliated Tribes.
Spokane Office
25 West Main, Suite 434 | Spokane, WA 99201
Office 509.209.2417 | Cell 509.981.8500
Email: tparrw@atnitribes.org
James Alan Parker
Deputy Director
The Deputy Director directly supports Affiliated Tribes of Northwest Indians (ATNI) by coordinating day-to-day administrative functions of the ATNI Portland office. This also includes direct administrative support for the conferences and special events. Reporting to the executive director (ED), the Deputy Director will have both internal and external facing responsibilities, ranging from client and project management (organizational development, framing of key approaches, high-quality membership delivery of services, written products) to administration (information technology, reporting, facilities), and human capital (HR/recruiting, mentoring, career progression).
The Deputy Director will work closely with the ED to assist in facilitation of the ATNI executive board’s strategic planning in response to future growth and strategic response to an ever increasing demand for the organization’s services.
James Alan Parker
Deputy Director
Affiliated Tribes of Northwest Indians
202.297.3410 | jparker@atnitribes.org
Joel Moffett
Natural Resources Policy Coordinator
ATNI has also been able to support the administrative needs of the Natural Resource/Land Committee by drafting resolutions, organizing and coordinating topics and agendas, and assisting in the follow up and implementation of resolution policy directives. We are able to develop and maintain a list serve for comprehensive information dissemination as well as to obtain and share input from Tribes on issues of common concern. Over the past two years, ATNI produced over 30 regionally approved policy resolutions related to environmental and natural resource management, remediation, and protection. These resolutions provide regional policy guidance for ATNI member Tribes and federal and state partners. The ATNI Natural Resource/Land Committee and Natural Resource Policy Coordinator provides communication and coordination of policy and technical issues regionally and nationally.
Joel Moffett
Natural Resources Policy Coordinator
Affiliated Tribes of Northwest Indians
208.816.8341 | jmoffett@atnitribes.org
Elaine Dado
Administrative Support Specialist
The Administrative Support Specialist directly supports Affiliated Tribes of Northwest Indians (ATNI) by performing a variety of administrative and clerical tasks. Duties of the Administrative Support Specialist include providing support to ATNI management and employees, assisting in daily office needs and managing the organization’s general administrative activities.
Elaine Dado
edado@atnitribes.org
Office: 503-249-5770
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