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2015 OFFICERS ELECTED The Chamber’s 2015 Officers (Executive Committee) were elected at the October 2014 Board of Directors’ meeting. The new leadership group will serve on the Chamber’s Executive Committee beginning January 2015. “We’re extremely fortunate as an organization—and as a County—to have outstanding individuals such as these serving in a leadership role for the coming year,” commented Bill Keller, 2014 Chamber Chair. “Their commitment to the Chamber and our Shelby County business community is unparalleled. The Chamber’s continued progress is in solid hands with their leadership,” Keller concluded. Serving on the Chamber’s 2015 Executive Committee will be: Chair Lisa McMahon Warren, Averett, LLC
Chair-Elect Paul Rogers NobleBank & Trust Vice-Chair, Business Development & Support John Browning Cahaba Valley Computer Services Vice-Chair, Communications April Weaver Shelby Baptist Medical Center Vice-Chair, Community & Workforce Development Keith Brown, Jefferson State Community College Vice-Chair, Finance & Administration Gregg Maercker First Commercial Bank Vice-Chair, Governmental Affairs Joe Meads Sain Associates
Vice-Chair, Membership & Marketing Charlie Stevens Thompson Tractor Immediate Past Chair Bill Keller Regions Bank NEW BOARD OF DIRECTORS Per the Chamber’s ByLaws, the six individuals listed below have been duly elected and approved to serve on the Chamber’s Board of Directors for a three-year term beginning on January 1, 2015: Dominic Buompastore Hyatt Regency Birmingham -The Wynfrey Hotel Bill Connor America’s First Federal Credit Union Chris Grace Barge, Waggoner, Sumner & Cannon, Inc. Katie McDowell Shelby County Newspapers, Inc.
Michael Smith, The Great, The Good and The Gone Sam Tucker Charter Business In addition, the following individuals have accepted a one-year appointment by 2015 Chamber Chair Lisa McMahon: Andrew McGee Hampton Inn & Suites 280 at Eagle Point Amanda Mundy CardioVascular Associates David Schlueter Buck Creek Stained Glass Brent Stewart Renasant Bank We appreciate these individuals willingness to serve in this volunteer leadership capacity to help ensure the Chamber’s program of work continues to move the organization forward and help make Shelby County an even better place to live and do business. December 2014 | 55 Shelbychamber.org
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