Loan Review Committee
Joe Rowbottom
Chair
Joe runs a mixed farm and a roll-off bin business based west of Drumheller. He has served on various boards, has coached assorted youth sports and strives to be a good member of the community. He holds a degree from University of Alberta in Ag. Business Management. Joe hopes his business background will be helpful to the clients that Community Futures tries to help.
Terra Adams
Committee Member
Wife, mother, farmer and volunteer. I have lived in Starland County for 32 years. My husband and I, married for 23 years, farm together on his 4th generation family farm. We are proud parents to three very wonderful children. Although I have experience within different business facets, I enjoy contributing to my community. I have spent some of my volunteer time at Morrin School coaching sports and on Morrin School Council. I have also been a part of Morrin Mullti-Club 4-H, Munson Community Association, Dinosaur Valley Half Marathon, Drumheller Relay for Life, and the Pest Act Advisory Board with Starland County. I have enjoyed raising my family in the Drumheller area and feel like we have a uniquely amazing area to help capture the best of what is to be offered within our communities.
Trevor Gough
Committee Member
Trevor Gough is the president of the Drumheller accounting firm, Ascend Financial. He received his BComm from the University of Calgary, majoring in accounting. This education laid the foundation necessary to enter into and complete the Certified General Accountant’s program. He has operated in Drumheller for 19 years and in 2016 Trevor was admitted into the Chartered Professional Accountant’s Association.
Over the last 20 years Trevor has been very actively involved in the community. He has served on many community boards offering his expertise to organizations such as the Heart to Heart Foundation, Dinosaur Trail Golf & Country Club, Drumheller area Skateboard Enthusiasts, Drumheller Festival Society. Trevor resides in Drumheller with his wife Karen, daughters Taylor and Kelsey and dog Frankie.
Brad Peake
Committee Member
My name is Brad Peake and I have been a Drumhellerite since 1979. Today I work for and manage a privately owned Alberta-based Oil and Gas Company. By the age of 23, after completion of a four-year apprenticeship, I became a nationally certified Auto Mechanic and worked the trade for a total of ten years. I worked my way up from fixing cars to fixing oil wells and oil batteries, gas wells, sour gas plants and related sulphur extraction facilities, becoming a Lead Plant Operator of eight positions in Rainbow Lake. I now have an ownership stake in the business I work in today. People say I am very well rounded in how things work, how they should work, and why they may not work, what to do when they don't work, or if there is any chance at all if something might ever work. I am looking forward to being a part of the Community Futures Loan Review Committee and hope I bring some value to the process.
