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Moore County Chamber of Commerce announces 2025 Board of Directors

By Staff Report, posted 4 months ago

The Moore County Chamber of Commerce is pleased to formally announce the adoption of its 2025 Board of Directors and Executive Council, effective Jan. 1, 2025. This esteemed group of leaders will guide the Chamber's efforts in fostering economic growth and community development throughout Moore County.

2025 Executive Council

Randy Saunders – Chair of the Board

Dr. Jenifir Bruno – Vice Chairman

Tom Velevis – Finance Chair

Amy Natt – Immediate Past Chair

Linda Parsons – Secretary

2025 Board of Directors

Brandon Enfinger – Pinehurst Medical Clinic

Amy Natt – Aging Outreach Services

Randy Saunders – ACE Hardware Stores

Amie Fraley – Habitat for Humanity

Dr. Jenifir Bruno – FirstHealth of the Carolinas

Lindsay Cauthen – Pinehurst Resort

Phil Gant – The Honor Foundation

Tom Velevis – Dreher Financial Partners

Scott Brewton – St. Joseph of the Pines

Ryan Ciccone – First Bank

Dan Bureau – Bureau Builders

Phil Werz – Pinehurst, Southern Pines, Aberdeen Convention and Visitors Bureau

Natalie Hawkins – Moore County Economic Development Partnership

Dr. Tim Locklair – Moore County Schools

Dr. Sandy Stewart – Sandhills Community College

The Moore County Chamber of Commerce looks forward to the leadership and vision that these individuals will bring in 2025. For more information, please contact Linda Parsons at 910.692.3926 or lparsons@moorecountychamber.com.

Moore County Chamber Membership Director Jonathon Lewis.

Additionally, Moore County Chamber Membership Director Jonathon Lewis has also been chosen to serve on the 2025 Board of Directors for the Carolinas Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives (CACCE). Lewis also began service on the Board of Directors on Jan. 1, 2025.

CACCE is the professional development organization for Chamber of Commerce executives and staff members in North Carolina and South Carolina.  CACCE equips Chamber of Commerce professionals with leadership skills and tools to build innovative chambers.  The organization was formed in 1994 when the North Carolina and South Carolina state chamber associations merged.  For more information on CACCE, or any of CACCE’s conferences or programs, contact Tiffany Fulmer Ott at 404.312.0524.

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