Nancy Burnett has called the Mat-Su Valley home for 30 years, where she raised her family and built a career supporting Alaska’s mineral exploration industry. Her experience spans from being a supportive spouse to becoming a business owner. For the past 15 years, Nancy co-managed a successful business, employing Alaskans statewide and overseeing the financial operations essential to its growth.

While her professional background is rooted in business management, Nancy’s true passion lies in agriculture. Originally from Colorado, she comes from a long line of farmers who cultivated sugar beets and corn. Her deep appreciation for the dedication and resilience of farmers inspires her commitment to preserving farmland and supporting local agriculture. Serving on the Alaska Farmland Trust Board allows Nancy to contribute her expertise and passion to ensure Alaska’s agricultural heritage thrives for future generations.

Sabrena Combs joined the Alaska Farmland Trust Board in 2024. She brings nearly two decades of experience in public relations and communications at Matanuska Electric Association, where she focuses on social media, internal communications, event planning, and energy education. A dedicated community volunteer, Sabrena also serves on the boards of Academy Charter School and Palmer Little League. A former Palmer City Councilmember, she remains active in local and statewide policy discussions. Sabrena is deeply passionate about preserving Alaska’s farmland and advancing food security for all Alaskans. She lives in downtown Palmer with her husband, Dave, and their two sons, Jackson and Riker.