Sault Chamber of Commerce taps new director
The Sault Area Chamber of Commerce has another new executive director, Stephanie Kisner.
Kisner has a background in event management, budgeting and communications, as well as programming and volunteer coordination, according to the chamber’s announcement.
“The board has invested a lot of time seeking the right person for the job, and we’re looking forward to the new energy and enthusiasm that Stephanie will bring,” says Bill Goldenbogen, president of the Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors.
Kisner is a Grand Valley State University and has volunteered with Big Brothers Big Sisters. She will take over the new role April 16.
“I am excited for the opportunity to take on the role of Executive Director and I am honored to be part of the Chamber,” says Kisner, “I look forward to new things to come and getting more involved in the community.”
Writer: Sam Eggleston
Source: Sault Area Chamber of Commerce
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