The Summerland Chamber of Commerce directors were sworn in at the chamber’s annual general meeting on March 10. From left are Jason Embree of Good Omens Coffee House, Erick Thompson of ET2media, Michael Hughes of Ripley Stainless Ltd., Christine Coletta of Okanagan Crush Pad, Kelly Marshall of Summerland Credit Union and Robert Hacking of Bad Robot Computers. Missing is Kelsey Van Alphen of Alder Street Auto Body. Thompson, Hughes and Hacking are new to the board, while Van Alphen will return for another term. The rest of the board members have one year remaining in their two-year terms.

The Summerland Chamber of Commerce directors were sworn in at the chamber’s annual general meeting on March 10. From left are Jason Embree of Good Omens Coffee House, Erick Thompson of ET2media, Michael Hughes of Ripley Stainless Ltd., Christine Coletta of Okanagan Crush Pad, Kelly Marshall of Summerland Credit Union and Robert Hacking of Bad Robot Computers. Missing is Kelsey Van Alphen of Alder Street Auto Body. Thompson, Hughes and Hacking are new to the board, while Van Alphen will return for another term. The rest of the board members have one year remaining in their two-year terms.

Chamber directors elected by acclamation

The Summerland Chamber of Commerce directors were sworn in at the chamber’s annual general meeting on March 10.

The Summerland Chamber of Commerce directors were sworn in at the chamber’s annual general meeting on March 10. From left are Jason Embree of Good Omens Coffee House, Erick Thompson of ET2media, Michael Hughes of Ripley Stainless Ltd., Christine Coletta of Okanagan Crush Pad, Kelly Marshall of Summerland Credit Union and Robert Hacking of Bad Robot Computers. Missing is Kelsey Van Alphen of Alder Street Auto Body. Thompson, Hughes and Hacking are new to the board, while Van Alphen will return for another term. The rest of the board members have one year remaining in their two-year terms.

 

 

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