Board Members

Welcome New Board Members

Posted Thu, 11/10/2011 - 11:10pm

Welcome to new Hampden Park Co-op Board members Ed Morales, Brian Corner and Matt Hass. They were elected at the Co-op's annual meeting in October 2011. Thank you also to Roseanne Rivers for her service on the Board. Roseanne completed her term and rotated off of the Board. Learn more about the Board of Directors.

Wanted: Candidates for the Hampden Park Co-op Board of Directors

Posted Thu, 08/04/2011 - 11:38am

The Board of Directors of Hampden Park Co-op invites you to join us in becoming more involved in your cooperative. Cooperatives are member-owned democratic organizations. The Board of Directors is chosen through elections in which you, the owners, vote. You, the owners, are also invited to run for the Board of Directors. Interested? Download and return an application form.

Board Member Profile: Michael McKenna

Posted Mon, 04/04/2011 - 8:48pm

—by Anne Holzman

While he nudges his fledgling law practice toward flight, Michael McKenna has been working to get Hampden Park Co-op settled on ever more solid legal ground.

Meet HPC Board Member Joel Krogstad

Posted Wed, 12/01/2010 - 3:19pm

—by Rachel Fang

New HPC Board member Joel Krogstad comes from a family that has “cooperatives in its blood.” Joel grew up in a housing co-op in the suburbs of Chicago called York Center, in which some 70 families collectively owned 50 acres. Each family owned its own home, and shared common areas. Growing up in this close community, in which people were in and out of each other’s homes, helped form Joel's passion for the cooperative model.

Moving Forward at Hampden Park Co-op

Posted Sat, 09/26/2009 - 5:55pm

—by Nicolet Lyon

Hampden Park Co-op serves its members and community by providing delicious and wholesome food grown in an ecologically sound manner and by involving its members in the process from field to table. Our mutual mission is grounded in respect: for the growers who deserve to make a fair wage and work in safe conditions, for the earth and the limited resources available, and for the eaters who deserve clean and healthy food. This work we do together has only grown in importance since the co-op opened its doors over 30 years ago.

It’s time now to make some important decisions, and the co-op’s Board of Directors would like your help in deciding how the co-op will move forward sustainably.

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