Pack Leaders
| Committee | Leader Name | |
|---|---|---|
 | Cubmaster | Jose Rivera |
 | Assistant Cubmaster | Terry Haus |
 | Committee Chair | Kathleen Applebee |
Den Leaders and Info
| Badge | Den | Den Leader(s) Name |
|---|---|---|
 | Lion (Kindergarten) | (Interim) Kim Rivera |
 | Tiger (1st grade) | Dan Maag |
 | Wolf (2nd grade) | Trey Crouch |
 | Bear (3rd grade) | Greg and Felicia |
 | Webelos (4th grade) | Kim Rivera |
 | AOL (Arrow of Light) (5th grade) | Joe Petrone |
Pack 720 Committee Leadership
About the Committee:
The pack committee is the most important group in a Cub Scout Pack. Lead by the Committee Chair (appointed by the Chartered Organization), the Pack Committee manages and maintains the planning, logistics, and overall operations Cub Scout Program within the Pack.
The primary job for each committee member is the coordination and execution of their committee’s assigned tasks. For example, the members on the advancement team are responsible for all things related to advancement within the pack (tracking, reporting, ordering awards, etc…).
Just because you are not an “official” committee member (yet), or a member of a specific committee, don’t let that stop you from getting the work done! By default, all parents are considered committee members at large, and all parents are encouraged to attend and contribute their feedback at the monthly Parent Leaders meeting the Second Monday of every month.
Contact: packcommittee@pack720.org
Pack 720 Committee Leadership
| Committee | Leader |
|---|---|
| Committee Chair | Kathleen Applebee |
| Treasurer | Ken Baker |
| Training Chair | Kim Rivera – Outgoing Casey Crouch – Incoming |
| Advancement Chair | Kim Rivera |
| Events Coordinator | Casey Crouch |
| Membership Chair | Lauren Brandstetter |
| Public Chair | Carie Guyah |
| Popcorn Kernel | Alyssa Overmeyer |
| Campcard Chair | Troy Brandstetter |
| Secretary | Jennifer Anaya |
Unit Commissioner
Mr. Tim Baker
The unit commissioner is the connecting link in the chain between the troop, pack, and district, as well as being the “unit doctor”, teacher and solutions-expert. First and foremost the commissioner is a friend to the unit to be an advocate for it at the district level. Secondly, they are a representative from the BSA to the unit and from the unit to the BSA, they are the first point of contact for anyone from the unit needing assistance from the district, council, or national. Finally, while the commissioner is there to help the unit in overcoming obstacles they are facing, their primary role is to “train-the-trainer” ensuring that the unit can be self-sufficient and overcome its own problems.
contact: unitcommisioner@pack720.org
Pack Leadership Opportunities
We’re looking for you! We are always in need of some curious adult leaders to assist us in delivering our awesome Cub Scout Program. Find out more.