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Clinton-Sampson Chamber of Commerce announces new director

By Staff Report, posted 1 year ago
Image pulled from LeClear's LinkedIn profile.

The Clinton-Sampson Chamber of Commerce is excited to introduce Avery LeClear as the new Director of the Clinton-Sampson Chamber of Commerce.

LeClear is from Clemmons, North Carolina, and is a recent graduate of Campbell University, where she earned her Bachelor's Degree in Business Management. She is excited to apply her knowledge to make a positive impact in Sampson County.

LeClear is passionate about creating meaningful connections within the community and is eager to bring fresh perspectives to the Chamber. She is committed to fostering collaboration, innovation and growth among members. 

As LeClear steps into her new role, she has expressed her excitement about working alongside our local businesses, organizations and community leaders.

“This community has so much potential, and I’m excited to explore ways the Chamber can grow, flourish and serve as a valuable resource to Clinton and Sampson County,” LeClear shared in an announcement from the Chamber.

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