Hailing from Sacramento, California, prior to joining the Downtown Spokane Partnership, Cameron held the role of Vice President for Sacramento’s top public relations/public affairs agency, Randle Communications. Cameron championed catalytic downtown projects and the revitalization of Sacramento’s urban core as District Affairs & Development Director at the Downtown Sacramento Partnership from 2015 to 2021 where she worked closely with property and business owners and stakeholders overseeing the organization’s growing public policy, economic development, external affairs, public relations and marketing programs.

Cameron graduated from the University of California, Davis. Named one of Sacramento’s Top 40 Under 40 by the Sacramento Business Journal in 2012, she has been a constant advocate for the local business community. Cameron served as 1st Vice Chair on the California Downtown Association board of directors and was a member of the ULI Sacramento Women in Leadership Committee and Greater Sacramento Regional Council for Make-A-Wish Northeastern and Central California and Northern Nevada. A past participant in the International Downtown Association’s Emerging Leader Program and Sacramento Asian Pacific Chamber’s Catalyst Leadership Program, Cameron also previously served on the Sacramento Metro Chamber board of directors and ULI Sacramento executive board. In 2014, she was named Volunteer of the Year by the Sacramento Metro Chamber and PR Professional of the Year by the Sacramento Public Relations Association.

As Vice President of Marketing & Programming for the Downtown Spokane Partnership, Elisabeth fosters programs, events, and campaigns to highlight the 1,000 plus businesses located within the urban core of the City of Spokane. Elisabeth holds a Bachelor of Arts in Communication from Washington State University and has enjoyed building her career and network in the Inland Northwest.

Prior to joining the DSP in April of 2014, Elisabeth spent a decade at STCU building financial educational curriculum for youth and adults, establishing social media outreach, as well as cultivating community giving, outreach programs and volunteerism.

Alongside serving on multiple committees, Elisabeth has served as Co-President of the Spokane Lilac Festival Association, Chaired the Spokane Arts Fund Board and sat on the boards of the Spokane Scholars Foundation, and Women Helping Women Fund of Spokane. Elisabeth was recognized as a "Rising Star" by the Spokane Journal of Business in 2020.

Brandon recently relocated from Missoula, Montana, where he served as Director of Giving and Program Director at the Downtown Missoula Partnership. His work included managing fundraising, donor development, grant writing, communications, and project management.

Before Missoula, Brandon spent over a decade in public service, gaining broad experience in public administration, which shaped his ability to manage civic and nonprofit operations effectively.

Outside of work, Brandon enjoys spending time with his partner and two young children, Carter and Bryar. Together, they explore Riverfront Park, visit the Ice Age Playground, and enjoy feeding the garbage goat.

In 2022, Leah earned a Bachelor of Science in Strategic Communications with an emphasis in Public Relations and a minor in Business from the University of Colorado Boulder. After relocating to Spokane from Tacoma, Washington, she worked as a hospitality specialist for a restaurant technology company, where she secured a spot among the Top 10 Rookies of the Year in 2023.

With a background rooted in a family of local business owners, Leah is eager to apply her expertise in Marketing and Communications to support Spokane and its thriving business community.
Outside of work, you’ll often find Leah on the ski slopes, camping in the great outdoors, or helping repair fences on her in-laws' cattle ranch.

Karianne is a native of the San Francisco Bay Area and graduate of Mills College in Oakland.  Karianne fulfilled challenging roles in homeless housing and online retail before wanderlust took her to the middle of North Dakota where she cultivated a love for rural life and stumbled into a passionate decade of criminal justice reform work and a master’s degree in forensic psychology – which she used while working in prisons to improve conditions and rehabilitative outcomes. After many visits to Spokane with her Gonzaga alumnus husband over the years, Karianne loaded up the horse and donkey and made the move in 2023. When not at the DSP front desk or out on horseback, Karianne can be found gripping the rail at the skate ribbon, shopping her favorite downtown boutiques, or reaching for the brass ring on the Looff Carousel.