​Meet WVCBA's 2025 officers

​The WVCBA is pleased to announce its Executive Committee for 2025. The Board of Directors is responsible for setting WVCBA policy as well as direction for the organization. The Executive Committee is comprised of officers elected by the Board and monitors the Alliance's operations. The Board is made up of 14 Directors plus eight Lifetime Directors. 

Chair: David Wellik, Citizens Business Bank 
David Wellik has been a commercial lender in Ventura County for more than 15 years. Since 2015, he has been Center Manager of Citizens Business Bank’s Oxnard branch. He has a bachelor’s from Westmont College, an MBA from Cal State Northridge, and is a 2023 graduate of the prestigious Pacific Coast Banking School. He has been on the WVCBA Board since January 2022, serving as Vice Chair, Treasurer, and Chair-Elect, and is on the Political Action Committee. He has three kids with his wife, Becka, who is a nurse at VCMC.

Immediate Past Chair / Treasurer: Andrew Kiefer, CBIZ & Mayer Hoffman McCann P.C.
Andrew Kiefer is a director and shareholder of CBIZ & Mayer Hoffman McCann P.C., a national top ten public accounting firm. He began his career with the firm in 1998 and now oversees all of the audit, tax and accounting services to commercial entities in the construction, manufacturing, software, and retail industries, as well as government contractors and governmental entities. He is a graduate of California Lutheran University, and resides in Camarillo with his wife and two boys.

Chair-Elect: Natalie Yanez, Southern California Edison
Natalie Yanez is a Government Relations Manager within Local Public Affairs for Southern California Edison (SCE). Before joining SCE, Natalie spent over 15 years in the financial sector, including her time with Ventura County Credit Union, where she oversaw the credit union’s payment services, strategic community partnerships, corporate giving, and financial literacy program. Philanthropy is truly at the heart of her work and she has dedicated her time, talents, and treasures to nonprofits throughout Southern California.

Vice Chair: Erin Antrim, Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Oxnard and Port Hueneme
Erin Reardon Antrim is the CEO of the Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater Oxnard and Port Hueneme, Ventura County’s largest Boys and Girls Club serving over 10,000 youth annually and 2,000 youth daily. Erin has grown the organization from 16 sites to 22 and increased the operating budget by over $2 million annually. She holds a bachelor’s in liberal studies from San Diego State University and a master’s from California Lutheran University in educational psychology.

Vice Chair: Michael Brody, LightGabler
Michael Brody litigates a broad range of employment and business matters in both state and federal court, as well as in administrative proceedings. Since 2005, his practice has focused on civil litigation, including representing a wide variety of clients in business and corporate transaction litigation. Michael graduated summa cum laude from the University of California, Los Angeles with a bachelor’s in political science and history. He received his Juris Doctor from the University of San Diego School of Law.

Vice Chair: Lindsey Carnett, ​Marketing Maven
Lindsey Carnett is CEO and President of Marketing Maven, an award-winning, full-service marketing and public relations agency in Camarillo. She was appointed to WVCBA’s Board of Directors in September 2023 and was pivotal to the success of the inaugural Women’s Business Conference in March 2024. Lindsey has a bachelor’s from California Lutheran University in Spanish and communications with an emphasis in public relations and advertising, and is a proud tribal citizen of the Cherokee Nation. 

Vice Chair: Anthony Mireles, Business Manager of Laborers' International Union of North America- Local 585
Anthony Mireles brings a wealth of skills and new perspective from more than 30 years in business, labor and coalition building, starting as a Retail Store Manager, 10-year Laborer, and 19-year Union Representative. Anthony has extensive knowledge in contract compliance, apprentice mentoring, workforce recruitment, strategic planning for infrastructure finance, and development, as well as social media communication engagement, and community coalition building. He is also a prior member in the Farm Workers Commission, Oxnard Gang Commission, and actively engaged in the Ventura County Family Justice Center Foundation, Ventura County Housing Trust Fund, Ventura County Laborers Apprenticeship Subcommittee and Training Trust, Central Coast Labor Council, and Chair of the Ventura County Workforce Development Board - Clean Green Committee.