Court Stanley
President
Port Blakely Tree Farms L.P.
Utilizing his BS degree in Forest Engineering from University of Washington, he worked with Murray Pacific Corporation as a forest engineer and later with Goldbelt, a Native American corporation, where he was stationed at a logging camp in Southeast Alaska.
Court joined Port Blakely in 1985 as a forester and had progressed to the positions of Chief Forester, Vice-President and Senior Vice-President before being promoted in August, 2006, to his current role as President of Port Blakely Tree Farms, overseeing all of the company's forestry holdings.
He is a board member of the Washington Forest Protection Association, serving as committee chair for its Forest Policy Committee. He is also a board member of the Washington Agriculture and Forestry Education Foundation and a graduate of their leadership program. He has been a member of the Society of American foresters since 1983.