Retirement Board

Mark Stevens - Chair

Mr. Stevens was appointed to the Retirement Board by Governor Sisolak in May of 2019. He worked a total of 39 years in state service, including 28 years at the Legislative Counsel Bureau, where he held the position of Assembly Fiscal Analyst, serving as staff to the Assembly Committee on Ways and Means from 1983 to 2009. In 2009, Mark accepted a position at the Nevada System of Higher Education (NSHE) where he served as the Vice Chancellor of Finance for just over two years until retiring in 2012.

After retiring, Mark worked at NSHE on a part-time basis assisting the finance section of the Chancellor's Office from 2012 to 2016. In addition, he was appointed to the Deferred Compensation Committee, which administers a voluntary retirement savings program for employees of the State of Nevada and local government employers, which is designed to supplement employee retirement savings on a tax deferred basis. Mark served on the Deferred Compensation Committee from July 2015 until he was appointed to the Retirement Board in May 2019.

In November 2018, Mark joined Governor-elect Sisolak's transition team as budget advisor, assisting in the development of the Executive Budget that was submitted to the 2019 Legislature. He assisted the Governor's Office and the Governor's Finance Office on a part-time basis through the end of the 2019 Legislative Session.

Mr. Stevens earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from the University of Nevada, Reno.

Dawn Huckaby

Ms. Huckaby was appointed to the Retirement Board by Governor Sandoval in 2018. She worked in private-sector Human Resources management prior to working 15 years at the Washoe County School District as Human Resources Coordinator and Chief Human Resources Officer. She currently serves as the Director of Human Resources at the Lyon County School District. Dawn serves as secretary on the executive board of the Neighborhood Mediation Center. She has also served on national peer review teams for the Council of Great City Schools.

Dawn received her Bachelor's degree in Social Psychology and her Master's degree in Speech Communications from the University of Nevada, Reno. She is a certified Senior Professional in Human Resources (SPHR) and Society of Human Resources Management Senior Certified Professional (SHRM-SCP).

Todd Ingalsbee

Todd Ingalsbee is a Fire Captain for the City of Las Vegas Fire and Rescue and is also the President of Las Vegas Firefighters Local 1285. Mr. Ingalsbee moved to Las Vegas in 1997 after attending Penn State University to pursue a career in hotel management. He worked his way up through the ranks with several large hotel companies along the Las Vegas Strip. He then decided to change careers and tested for the City of Las Vegas Fire Department where he was hired in 2006. Mr. Ingalsbee has also been a firefighter and a paramedic before becoming a Captain with the City of Las Vegas.

As President of the Las Vegas Firefighters Local 1285, Mr. Ingalsbee serves as a leader to more than 700 professional firefighters. Additionally, he represents over 2500 professional firefighters throughout the state of Nevada every legislative session. Prior to becoming the President of Local 1285, Mr. Ingalsbee served on the executive board and was the Vice President of Local 1285.

Brian A. Wallace

Mr. Wallace was appointed to the Retirement Board by Governor Sandoval in August of 2017. He works at Eagle Valley Middle School/Carson City School District and started in August of 2002. Mr. Wallace currently teaches U.S. History, Yearbook, and coaches the EVMS Cross Country team. He recently received his endorsement in Gifted and Talented Education and teaches 2 classes of GATE students. Prior to teaching, he spent 10 years with the U.S. Army Reserves as a Combat Medic (91B).

Mr. Wallace is the current president of the Ormsby County Education Association, which is the teacher's union for the Carson City School District. He is also the current Secretary-Treasurer for the Nevada State Education Association.

Mr. Wallace received his Master of Education in K-12 Literacy from Lesley University and his Bachelor of Science in Education - Secondary Education from the University of Idaho with majors in English and History.

Norma Santoyo

Jessica Colvin

Cameron Wagner