Mayoral candidate Joe Mallahan announced members of an advisory board this afternoon that includes heads of endorsing organizations, elected officials, and community leaders. It's a weighty list.

The announcement comes on the heels of yesterday's prediction from challenger Mike McGinn that Mallahan would soon announce the advisory board, naming Tayloe Washburn, chair of the Greater Seattle Chamber of Commerce, as its head. While Washburn is listed among the members, he isn't credited with any title. Some of Mallahan's advisers are predicable, such as Rich O'Neill and Kenny Stuart, presidents of the local police and fire unions, respectively, which have both endorsed Mallahan. Absent are some of the progressive leaders representing sustainability and environmental interests, which former Sierra Club chair McGinn has locked down. But the roster of gravitas does speak to Mallahan's ability to assemble a strong team—the sort of organizational prowess that McGinn, who has an overwhelmingly volunteer-run campaign, has yet to prove.

The full list is after the jump.

Members of Mallahan’s Campaign Advisory Committee Include:

Bob Santos, Former Executive Director of Inter*im, civil rights and housing advocate

Nate Miles, Chair, African American Agenda and Trustee of Mt. Zion Baptist Church

Kenny Stuart, President Seattle Firefighters Union

Rich O’Neil, President, Seattle Police Officers Guild

Tina Podlodowski, President/CEO of Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Puget Sound and former Seattle City Council member

Michael DeBell, President of Seattle School Board

Tayloe Washburn, former Chair of Greater Seattle Chamber of Commerce

Bob Donegan, stakeholder, Alaskan Way Viaduct and Seawall Replacement Project

Dean Nielsen, Regional Director of Progressive Majority, former director of Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids

José E. Gaitán, former Chair of Urban Enterprise Center and former chair of Academic Accountability and Achievement Commission

Bill Block, Project Director, King County Committee to End Homelessness

Harry Bailey, former Assistant Seattle Police Chief, Co-Chair Rainier Corridor Traffic Safety Project

Ollie Garrett, President of Tabor 100

Bernie Matsuno, former Acting Director, Seattle Department of Neighborhoods

Jared Smith, former City of Seattle Regional Transit manager and head of Transportation Policy and Planning, board member of Futurewise

Peter Masundire, board member, African Americans Reach and Teach Health, community organizer in SE Seattle

John Engber, former State Director, US Senator Patty Murray

Gael Tarleton, Seattle Port Commissioner

Judy Clibborn, Chair of House Transportation Committee

Dan O’Neal, former Chair of Washington State Transportation Commission, board member of Cascade Land Conservancy and Puget Sound Partnership Leadership Council

Judy Runstad, co-chair of Governor Gregoire’s Washington Global Competitiveness Council, first woman president of Downtown Seattle Association, counsel of Foster Pepper, PLLC

John Littel, Vice Chair Seattle Housing Authority Board of Commissioners, Political Director of Pacific Northwest Regional Council of Carpenters

Lee Newgent, member Sound Transit Diversity Oversight Committee, Executive Secretary of Seattle/King County Building and Construction Trades Council

Fred Kiga, Vice President State and Local Government Relations, Boeing

Bob Watt, former Deputy Mayor of Seattle, Chair of Seattle Foundation, and former board member of Children’s Alliance and Thrive by Five

Craig Dawson, President of Retail Lockbox and former president of Tabor 100

Karen Daubert, President of Seattle Parks Foundation