Isaac Falcon Campos, Board Member
Meet your newest Board Member, Isaac!
Tell us about yourself!
Hello, my name is Isaac Falcon Campos. I am originally from Mexico City I have been a resident of Kansas City Kansas for about 25 years. I attended J.C Harmon High School, went to a local College (Donnelly College) in 2008 and then transferred to Kansas State University where I finished graduate school a Master and PH.D. in Applied Family Science. My hobbies are traveling, dancing, working with the youth in the community, and fixing things around the house.
Why did you choose to run for the board?
I chose to run for the board because I am passionate about fostering community resilience and supporting local initiatives that align with our co-op's values
What part of the co-op's mission do you connect with the most, and why?
The part of the co-op's mission that resonates with me the most is its commitment to sustainability and promoting local producers, as I believe in the importance of responsible consumption.
What's one thing you hope the co-op achieves/works towards during your term as a director?
During my term as a director, I hope to enhance our educational programs on healthy eating and sustainable practices, encouraging more members to engage with our mission.
What's a favorite food or product that the co-op carries?
One of my favorite products that the co-op carries is the locally sourced honey; it not only supports our local beekeepers but also adds a delicious touch to many dishes!Tell us about yourself!
About the Board
The Merc Co+op's Board of Directors is comprised of nine co-op owners who are elected by the general ownership and serve a three-year term. Any co-op owner can run for a board position.
The board creates a set of policies to govern themselves and the General Manager, who provides the group with regular reports on store operations. The board delegates all operational matters to the General Manager.
Board Meetings
All co-op owners are invited to attend monthly board meetings. Early in the agenda, the board reserves ten minutes of space to hear from owners who wish to address the board.