
The Carolinas Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives (CACCE) proudly recognized chamber professionals from across North Carolina and South Carolina during the 2026 Staff Leadership Development Conference held at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Columbia.
Among those honored were three team members from the Moore County Chamber of Commerce who have a combined 40 years of service have helped shape the organization’s growth, strengthen the business community and expand programs that support Moore County employers, workforce development, leadership initiatives and community engagement.
CACCE Service Awards recognize chamber professionals at each five-year milestone for their dedication to the chamber industry and the communities they serve. The following Moore County Chamber team members were recognized:
25 Years of Service – Linda Parsons, IOM, CCEC
10 Years of Service – Jana Walding
5 Years of Service – Jonathon Lewis
“Years of service in the Chamber industry represent more than longevity, they represent relationships built, businesses supported, programs created, and lasting impact within the community,” said President and CEO of the Moore County Chamber Linda Parsons in a press release. “I am incredibly proud of Jana and Jonathon, and grateful to serve alongside a team that is so committed to Moore County and our business community.”
This recognition reflects the depth of experience within the Moore County Chamber team and reinforces the organization’s commitment to serving as a convener, connector, and champion for the community.
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