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The Summit County Chamber of Commerce has elected seven new board members who begin serving in January 2005.
New directors include Carlos Abel, Phoenix Rock Insurance/Allstate Agency, Frisco; Bob Bloch, Bob Bloch Photography, Frisco; Ken Deshaies, broker/owner, Snow Home Properties, Dillon; Jim Morgan, Publisher, Summit Daily News, Frisco; Massey Pitts, station manager, RSN Channels 16 and 13; Banks Simpson, partner, Snow Ventures, Breckenridge; and Eric Turner, general manager of The Lodge & Spa at Breckenridge, Breckenridge.
Ski Area Representatives appointed to the chamber board include Hannah Lennon, Breckenridge Ski Resort; Julie Magliocchetti, Arapahoe Basin Ski Area; Jamie Wilson, Copper Mountain Resort; and Greg Wright, Keystone Resort.
Board members who will continue to serve in 2005 include board president Loren Stone, chief executive officer of Sovereign Hospitality International LLC; vice president Kevin Mastin, The Mastin Group, Keystone; treasurer Kathleen Kennedy, The Woods Inn, Frisco; and secretary Julie Magliocchetti, Arapahoe Basin.
New directors include Carlos Abel, Phoenix Rock Insurance/Allstate Agency, Frisco; Bob Bloch, Bob Bloch Photography, Frisco; Ken Deshaies, broker/owner, Snow Home Properties, Dillon; Jim Morgan, Publisher, Summit Daily News, Frisco; Massey Pitts, station manager, RSN Channels 16 and 13; Banks Simpson, partner, Snow Ventures, Breckenridge; and Eric Turner, general manager of The Lodge & Spa at Breckenridge, Breckenridge.
Ski Area Representatives appointed to the chamber board include Hannah Lennon, Breckenridge Ski Resort; Julie Magliocchetti, Arapahoe Basin Ski Area; Jamie Wilson, Copper Mountain Resort; and Greg Wright, Keystone Resort.
Board members who will continue to serve in 2005 include board president Loren Stone, chief executive officer of Sovereign Hospitality International LLC; vice president Kevin Mastin, The Mastin Group, Keystone; treasurer Kathleen Kennedy, The Woods Inn, Frisco; and secretary Julie Magliocchetti, Arapahoe Basin.
New officers will be elected at the chamber board meeting and retreat on Jan. 19, 2005.
Outgoing board members who deserve recognition include Herb Sumerfield, retired, Verlo Mattress, Frisco; Troy Bunch, Arcadia Peak, Breckenridge; Laurie Rider, Marketspark, Breckenridge; Eric Elder, Big Ed's Fishing Ventures, Breckenridge; Carol Schmidt, Copper Mountain Resort; and community representatives, Mike Smith, town of Dillon; Tom Looby, town of Frisco; Karla Trippe, town of Silverthorne; Corry Mihm, Breckenridge Resort Chamber; Steve Bowman, Copper Mountain Resort Chamber; Gary Lindstrom, former county commissioner; and Sue Boyd, a recent representative of Summit County government.
The new chamber board will determine a program of work for the coming year during the Jan. 19 board retreat.
It will continue to serve as a "regional voice" for business and industry in the greater Summit County area.
Outgoing board members who deserve recognition include Herb Sumerfield, retired, Verlo Mattress, Frisco; Troy Bunch, Arcadia Peak, Breckenridge; Laurie Rider, Marketspark, Breckenridge; Eric Elder, Big Ed's Fishing Ventures, Breckenridge; Carol Schmidt, Copper Mountain Resort; and community representatives, Mike Smith, town of Dillon; Tom Looby, town of Frisco; Karla Trippe, town of Silverthorne; Corry Mihm, Breckenridge Resort Chamber; Steve Bowman, Copper Mountain Resort Chamber; Gary Lindstrom, former county commissioner; and Sue Boyd, a recent representative of Summit County government.
The new chamber board will determine a program of work for the coming year during the Jan. 19 board retreat.
It will continue to serve as a "regional voice" for business and industry in the greater Summit County area.
The major committees proposed for 2005 will include a Governmental Affairs Council, Internal Marketing/Public Relations and Membership Development/Retention, which is the main focus of the Chamber Diplomats, our volunteer networking group.
The Summit Chamber will continue to focus on "business-to-business" related programs and services. Our main initiative will be to facilitate the formation of a Summit County Economic Alliance.
The chamber also will continue to serve as a major funding partner for the Summit County Information Center located in the Silverthorne Factory Stores.
For information on getting involved in any of the chamber's committees or programs, contact us at the chamber headquarters at (970) 668-2051.
The Summit Chamber will continue to focus on "business-to-business" related programs and services. Our main initiative will be to facilitate the formation of a Summit County Economic Alliance.
The chamber also will continue to serve as a major funding partner for the Summit County Information Center located in the Silverthorne Factory Stores.
For information on getting involved in any of the chamber's committees or programs, contact us at the chamber headquarters at (970) 668-2051.
Constance Jones is executive
director of the Summit County
Chamber of Commerce. She can be reached at (970) 668-2051 or
constance@summitchamber.org.
