In January 2020, Governor Brad Little appointed Kayoko Cameron to the Idaho Travel Council (ITC) for a three-year term representing Region 1.

Kayoko Cameron has been with Hagadone Hospitality for 24 years where she is now the Associate Director of Sales for the Coeur d’Alene Resort.

A veteran of the hospitality industry, Cameron began her career cleaning cabins at Hills Resort in Priest Lake, Idaho and gained experience through restaurant, guest services and sales positions. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Marketing from the University of Idaho and is a member of Meeting Professionals International (MPI) and Society for Incentive Travel Excellence (SITE) Southern California.

Outside of the office, Kayoko volunteers for several non-profit organizations including the Special Olympics, Boys and Girls Club of Kootenai County, and United Way, where she assisted in making pre-K literacy kits for families in need. A true northern Idahoan, she loves hiking, biking, camping, snow sports and spending time on the lake.

Osborne began her career at the Best Western Plus University Inn in Moscow in 1991.

In her current role as Sales Manager, she inspires guests to bring their meetings and events to Moscow. These responsibilities have given her experience in many areas of hotel operation, including catering, front desk, events, housekeeping, accounting and human resources. Osborne believes this diversity of job skills allows her to know the challenges guests experience when traveling and planning events and how best to overcome them.

During her time at the Best Western Plus University Inn, Osborne represented the hotel as a member of the North Central Idaho Travel Association, holding several board positions. She also actively supports the Moscow Chamber of Commerce’s tourism efforts in promoting their events and programming.

A lifelong Idaho native, Osborne has experienced and enjoyed many areas of Idaho from Boise to the Silver Valley. She attended Boise State University, the University of Idaho and Washington State University, ultimately receiving degrees in Business-Management Information Systems and Humanities.

In her spare time, Osborne is an avid reader and enjoys spending time with her family and numerous pets. She is a strong supporter of Vandal and Cougar athletics and enjoys attending as many games as possible.

Scott Turlington was appointed to the Idaho Travel Council for a term beginning January, 2025.

Turlington is the President and CEO of Tamarack Resort, where he has been instrumental in leading the resort’s turnaround and completion since his return in 2020. Prior to this role, he had an accomplished career in government affairs as a co-founder of the Idaho-based public policy firm, Primus Policy Group.

Turlington’s background in public service includes serving as a policy aide to U.S. Senator Larry E. Craig from 1999 to 2000, followed by a role as a senior policy advisor to Idaho Governor Dirk Kempthorne from 2000 to 2004. His connection with Tamarack Resort began in 2004, before its opening, where he held the position of Vice President until 2008.

In addition to his professional achievements, Turlington is actively engaged in various community, civic, and business organizations. He has served as a board member for the Meridian Development Corporation, one of Idaho’s largest downtown revitalization agencies, the Idaho Association of Commerce and Industry, and Toby’s Place, whose mission is to empower people with developmental disabilities to live purposeful lives.

Turlington graduated from Idaho State University, earning a Master of Public Administration and Policy. In his spare time, Turlington enjoys skiing, golf, and watersports activities with his family and friends.

Shawn Barigar resides in Twin Falls and has been actively involved in the Magic Valley tourism industry for nearly 20 years.

Currently the Economic Development Director for the City of Twin Falls, he was President of the Twin Falls Chamber of Commerce for 18 years and served on the Twin Falls City Council for more than 14 years with four years as Mayor.

Mr. Barigar has served on a variety of boards and councils, including the Idaho Chamber Alliance, Southern Idaho Tourism, Southern Idaho Economic Development Organization and the Idaho Travel Council.

As Director of Sales and Marketing for TownePlace Suites by Marriott in Pocatello, Nelson supervises the sales staff and works on strategic marketing campaigns and initiatives while building industry and community relationships. She has extensive experience in the hospitality industry, working previously as a tour guide, travel agent, hotel catering sales manager, director of sales and marketing, and assistant general manager. A former military spouse, her frequent travels awakened her curiosity to discover the nature, beauty, and culture of the communities she lived in and visited.

Mr. Dutcher is the General Manager of Action Motor Sports in Idaho Falls and manages two tourism focused businesses in Idaho Falls: Sawtelle Mountain Resort, a family-owned lodge and RV Park; and High Mountain Adventures, which offers snowmobile, UTV and water sports equipment rentals. Dutcher graduated from Brigham Young University with a degree from the Marriott School of Business with an emphasis in Finance. He is an active member in the Yellowstone Teton Territory regional tourism organization and serves on the Outfitters Council for Polaris Adventures Dealers. Married to an Idaho native, Dutcher has lived in Idaho 14 years and enjoys recreating outdoors with his wife and four boys.

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Governor Brad Little has appointed Earl Sullivan to the Idaho Travel Council (ITC). He will serve as the at-large representative for a three-year term.

Mr. Sullivan is the owner and head winemaker for Telaya Wine Co. in Garden City, Idaho’s only riverfront winery, and the owner/principal at E2S Consulting. Mr. Sullivan worked on postgraduate studies in molecular biology at the University of Kentucky before beginning his career in international logistics for the oil and gas industry.

He later worked in upper management positions for several energy and healthcare-related companies before applying his biology and chemistry training to winemaking. Since opening Telaya Wine Co. in 2011, his family-owned winery has garnered multiple awards including Winery of the Year and top red wine in Idaho two of the last three years in the Idaho Wine Competition. With a focus on hospitality, the winery is a destination for both locals and visitors.

In addition to his responsibilities at Telaya and E2S, Mr. Sullivan is the Chairman of the Idaho Grape Growers and Wine Producers Commission and serves on the Board of Directors for the Boise Convention & Visitors Bureau, Garden City Visitors Bureau, and several private companies.

Mr. Sullivan lives in Hidden Springs, ID, with his wife, Carrie, and two teenage sons. The entire family works at the winery, with Carrie and Earl sharing winemaking and operational activities while modeling the values of hard work, perseverance integrity and accountability to their boys. The family enjoys exploring Idaho’s diverse activities through hiking, camping, skiing and sampling all of the culinary opportunities the state has to offer.