Tracey Prociw

Background

About Tracey Prociw

I wake up in the morning looking forward to what I can do to serve our industry. After my family break to take care of my husband after two successful transplants I am proud to do many more projects with the roofing industry in Washington and as the Marketing Director for TriState Roofing. This is a time of big changes and it is very exciting for me. As well as 40 years for-profit business experience in the roofing industry, and as an entrepreneur with several start-up businesses. I have demonstrated track record of strong fiscal stewardship, program development, and capturing institutional knowledge and procedures. I am proud to say as a contractor we won several awards including the Triple Excellence and President's Club awards from GAF. When not at work I believe it is important to give back and I have served on various non-profit boards including the Roofing Contractors Association of Washington and Western States Roofing Contractors Association, as well as the Enumclaw Chamber of Commerce and Covington Chamber of Commerce. I was an ex-officio board member of the CleanTech Alliance, board member of RT3, and I serve on the executive board of my HOA as President. A 2 time cancer survivor and having had heart surgery in the past, I was thrilled to be a spokesperson for the American Heart Association several years back and work hard to help those in need. I live in Puyallup with my husband Don, a retired roofer, who just received a lifesaving a kidney and pancreas transplant. We have 7 children, the youngest who is a Senior at University of Idaho, and three more of our sons are in the construction industry. We also have 8 grandchildren and counting. Born and raised in Portland, Oregon, I spent summers on Lake Sammamish and at the Oregon coast, and attended colleges in Oklahoma, Oregon, and Washington. I love the community I call home, and I am very into wine, cooking (just built a brand new chef's kitchen), jazz and sports - but best of all I delight in spoiling my grandkids.