PRESIDENT

Dolores Holets has 40 years marketing, sales, finance and management experience. Dolores began her career in marketing in 1974 with Miller Research Services, a division of Miller Publishing Company, as a Project Director. In 1979, she joined Custom Research Inc. and was directly responsible for building and managing the business-to-business telemarketing division of the company. For a notable list of customers, including 3M, DuPont, Johnson & Johnson, and American Express, Dolores was responsible for creating unique marketing programs, designed to penetrate specific target markets. In 1984, Dolores started her own business, Jordan & Associates, where she developed business plans, marketing programs, and conducted sales and marketing training for a diverse group of clients.

Over the last 28 years, Dolores has worked with her husband at Assured Management Insurance Services, Newport Health Plan, and Iaso Health. As the Executive Vice President & CFO, Dolores is responsible for the financial management of the corporations. As an adjunct instructor at Sierra Nevada College, she taught Business Writing and wrote grants for the college. She is a Chopra Center Certifications Vedic Educator, certified in Ayurveda, Primordial Sound Meditation, and The Seven Spiritual Laws of Yoga, and is a member of the Chopra Certifications on-line teaching staff.

She and her husband, Dan, are full-time residents of Incline Village, having lived in the community for 22 years. She is a mother of two adult children, who attended school in Incline Village and were involved in numerous activities, and a grandmother to two young boys. Besides ITF, Dolores’ volunteer activities have included the IES PTA, Jr. Boosters, Boosters, CYMBAL, Tahoe Hospice Thrift Stores, Diamond Peak Ski Education Foundation, Michael Bolton Charities Foundation, and numerous other organizations. Dolores is passionate about the Ball Parks project.

TREASURER

Fonda has spent the last 25 years in non-profit accounting, which included working with a national scholarship fund foundation, community foundation, children’s organization (providing services to families and children in need), one public & two private schools and the Chamber of Commerce. She has also served on a board as Treasurer for a woman’s organization, (providing counseling and security to abused women and children), in addition she has provided audit services and completed financial reviews, written and received grants and provided consulting services for several local non-profits. During this time Fonda was responsible for the accounting of two private grant funded non-profit building projects, one with a budget of $20 MM and the other with a budget of $6 MM as well as administering several governments grants.

Fonda has lived in Incline Village for more than 30 years and splits her time between Incline Village and her ranch on the wine trail in the Auburn/Lincoln foothills. She has two daughters and three grandchildren and in her free time enjoys gardening, swimming, traveling and researching family history.

SECRETARY

Jamie Golden and her twin sister Kristi Fisher are two of the fortunate few who have had the privilege of growing up in beautiful Lake Tahoe. They graduated from Incline High School, and then both headed to San Diego State, where Jamie received a degree in marketing. They joined their mother and father in the real estate business in 1992. Both are now raising families here in Incline Village. They started the Bob Wheeler Memorial Fund to continue their father’s legacy. Bob Wheeler was valued member of the Incline Village community and retired United State Air Force Pararescueman who was interred at Arlington National Cemetery in 2016.

Jamie and her husband Boyd Golden have been married for 23 years and have two daughters. Boyd also grew up in Incline Village. Both are active business members in the community and love the opportunity to give back to the community that helped raise them.

DIRECTOR

DIRECTOR

After retiring from a successful software career and founding two tech companies, Julene refocused her skills to serve nonprofits. She led a non-profit collaborative social service agency in the San Francisco Bay Area as Executive Director, and followed as CEO of an international medical NGO affiliated with Rotary International. She has served on large and small non-profit boards, consulted to several organizations as an interim Executive Director and as a consultant facilitating board retreats, financial best-practices for executives, grant writing seminars and staff management. Her business GoodInk LLC, based in Incline Village since 2007, helps small businesses and nonprofits manage the digital age using best practices for finance, outreach, marketing and raising capital. 

An accomplished artist and graphic designer,  Julene loves being creative in her studio in Incline where she spends time when not in Santa Barbara. She has two adult sons. Her youngest attended Lake Tahoe School, TEA and Incline Middle School working many years as an IVGID Life Guard. She serves as secretary for her class at the University of California, Berkeley and is an active volunteer for her Delta Gamma alumnae group in Northern Nevada and Santa Barbara.

DIRECTOR

Charley Miller is The Engineering Manager for the Tahoe City Public Utility District (TCPUD) overseeing the Capital Improvement Program encompassing community services and utility projects. Prior to TCPUD Charley was the Engineering Manager of Incline Village General Improvement District (IVGID) in a similar role. Prior to IVGID Charley was a Senior Consultant with a large engineering firm specializing in stream restoration work, completing projects throughout the west coast.

Charley is most proud of the work he completed as a consultant restoring 6 phases of both Third and Incline Creek in Incline Village. He takes great pride walking these sections of the stream, while sometimes playing disk golf (no well). These projects constructed 3 culverts, 4 bridges, and restored over 5,000 feet of channel reducing eroding banks, improving aquatic habitat and eliminating fish barriers. Charley is married with 2 kids, one at the Incline Elementary School and another at the Middle School. They love skiing, mt. biking, golf and hitting the beach.