OHI will open voting Sept. 14 for its 2026 Board of Directors election, with eligible campground members selecting candidates who will help shape the association’s priorities and represent the outdoor hospitality industry.
Electronic voting will open at noon Eastern Time Sept. 14 and remain open until noon Eastern Time Oct. 1.
Each active OHI campground member is entitled to one vote, and member parks have had the opportunity to review and verify the individual authorized to vote on their behalf.
“Serving on the OHI Board is an opportunity to help shape the direction of an industry you care deeply about, and we’re fortunate to have a strong group of candidates willing to step forward and serve,” said Paul Bambei, president and CEO of OHI.
“I encourage every eligible OHI member to take time to learn about the candidates and cast their vote. The Board’s work affects the future of our association and the businesses we represent, so having our members engaged in that process matters,” Bambei added.
The 2026 ballot includes 11 candidates with experience spanning RV parks and campground ownership, hospitality management, technology, consulting and recreation.
The candidates are Morgan Denny, Lake Parks Manager at City of Grapevine Parks and Recreation; Rachel Godbout, chief operating officer at Advanced Outdoor Management; Mike Harrison, chief operating officer at CRR Hospitality; Courtney Mauldin, director of customer success at Staylist, LLC; Jeff Miser, general manager at Plymouth Jellystone Park; Jennifer Molesworth, general manager at Diamond Hospitality Group/The Resort at Erie Landing; Terry Munoz, vice president of recreational properties, consultant and trainer at Signorelli Company dba The Retreat RV & Camping Resort & Campground Consulting Group; Christa Neundorfer, operator at Aspen Grove RV Park; Ali Rasmussen, co-founder and CEO of Spacious Skies Campgrounds; Neil Staves, president of Staves Consulting; and Jed Wood, CEO of Blue Rocks Family Campground.
OHI’s Board of Directors provides strategic oversight and guidance for the association and helps establish its priorities. The board consists of 20 members elected at large by OHI voting members.
Newly elected board members will be announced to OHI members Oct. 6 and officially sworn in during the Outdoor Hospitality Conference & Expo (OHCE) Nov. 11 in Fort Worth, Texas.
