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The Winchester-Clark County Chamber of Commerce is organized to promote and enhance our community through business, social, cultural, and educational programs, and serve as an advocate for its members.
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COMMUNITY SERVICES:
JoEllen Reed, Vice President
PURPOSE STATEMENT:
To identify issues and problems facing the community and to recommend positions to address those issues; to promote cooperation among Chamber members and local and state officials, and to serve as an advocate for Chamber members with regard to economic, social, and cultural programs.
COMMITTEE MEMBERS:
- Ben Little -
- Brian Thomas -
- Charlene Summers -
- Craig Caudill -
- Danny Castle -
- Diane Akers -
- Elizabeth Elkins Bond -
- Ellen Gregory -
- Gardner Wagers -
- Greg Madison -
- JoEllen Reed -
- John Pumphrey -
- Joshua Sargent -
- Judy Crowe -
- Kitty Strode -
- Lara Thornbury -
- Mary Davis -
- Mary Yeiser -
- Mike Caudill -
- Nancy Turner -
- Nancy Horn -
- Paul Rodgers -
- Richard Heine -
- Roberta Skinner -
- Scott Hisle -
- Stephanie Gray -
- Vernon Azevedo -
- Wanda Pinkston -
- William Hodgkin -
- Winn Stephens -
COMMUNITY ENVOLVEMENT:
Cooperate with Chamber Members, Tourism, and Industrial Authority inf fostering a healthy community through the development and implementation of strategic community plans including property utilization, parks and recreation, visioning, transportation, greenspace, beautification and infrastructure.
MARKETING AND PROMOTION:
Champion the development of enhanced communications through radio, internet, cable tv, newspaper, and other publications that capitalize on accomplishments and success.
EVENTS:
Create business and economic opportunities in Clark County with the 2010 FEI World Equestrian Games, walking and downtown cell-phone tours, festivals, Clark County days, and other area events.
EDUCATION:
Support Partners in Education (PIE) and higher education opportunities with Bluegrass Community and Techncial College.
ADVOCACY:
Providee active support of business issues and/or concerns with local, state, and regional legislators and community leaders.
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