Jolene Winter, owner and director\u00a0of Brater-Winter Funeral Home, and Rob Means, president for Harrison Building and Loan, begin three-year terms serving on the Chamber’s Board of Directors this month.<\/p>\n
The growing organization is tackling issues like workforce development and bringing speakers to the community on the western edge of Hamilton County. U.S. Representative Steve Chabot will speak at the Chamber’s Annual Breakfast Feb. 21.<\/p>\n
The Chamber is powered by volunteer effort, led by the 13 board members.\u00a0The 2019 Board of Directors includes:<\/p>\n
Dan Cross, Dan Cross CPA
\nSara Cullin, Signal Tree Creative Communications
\nGary Ellerhorst, Crown Plastics
\nLori Enright, Eagle Country 99.3
\nSpencer Ford, Conservative Financial Solutions
\nMark Hildebrand, Triumph Energy
\nJim Kinnett, Kinnett Consulting
\nAndrew Kobs, FCN Bank
\nJoe Maas, JTM Food Group
\nRob Means, Harrison Building and Loan
\nRosanne Moore, Church on Fire Ministries
\nDan Weethee, Apparelmaster Inc.
\nJolene Winter, Brater-Winter Funeral Home<\/p>\n
The\u00a0Greater\u00a0Harrison\u00a0Chamber\u00a0was\u00a0founded\u00a0in 2014, “To Promote the Prosperity of the\u00a0Greater\u00a0Harrison\u00a0Business Community.\u201d Community members wanted an organization that focused on the development and support of the local business community and to\u00a0provide a voice for local businesses to city, county, state and national government.\u00a0The\u00a0Chamber\u00a0also provides educational forums, networking, leadership development, marketing opportunities and benefit programs.<\/p>\n
MEDIA CONTACT <\/p>\n
\nSara Cullin<\/a><\/p>\n