Ken is part of the Frank family; son of Darlene Roach (Price), and has two older sisters, Cindy Lowery (husband Chris) and Ann Roach-Billie (husband Tony). His father Bill was a commercial fisherman from Saskatchewan. Ken is married to wife Angie, with twin daughters Sieva and Mahatta. They have two dogs and some chickens.

Ken is a seasoned Registered Forest Professional (RFT) with the Association of BC Forest Professionals. His forestry career has spanned a range of portfolios, mainly with Mosaic Forest Management (previously TimberWest). He has had deep experience in large project delivery and system implementation with Mosaic. Ken has also helped reshape forestry policy for the future in his provincial committee work with Mosaic and K’ómoks First Nation.

This is Ken’s second time on Council for the Nation (previous term from 2013 to 2015); first time as elected Chief Councillor. He believes that through good governance there will be strong culture, required for all aspects of safety, prosperity and how members determine what success looks like for the Nation.

Ken’s council portfolios include Economic Development, Forestry, Administration and Emergency Planning.