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NEW: Newport Chamber Picks New Executive Director

Wednesday, May 11, 2011

 

After one year as Interim Executive Director, Jody Sullivan has been appointed permanent Executive Director of the Newport County Chamber of Commerce.

She was appointed by an unanimous vote by the Chamber Board in light of previous Executive Director Keith Stokes' reappointment as Executive Director of the Rhode Island Economic Development Corporation (RIEDC) by Governor Chafee earlier this year.

"Jody Sullivan has provided outstanding leadership to the Chamber during her tenure as interim Executive Director," said Chamber Board Chairman Eric Offenberg. "Her knowledge of the local business community and her commitment to our 1,100 members as well as her talented staff, will guarantee that the Chamber continues to be one of the most relevant business organizations in the state."

Jody Sullivan has been with the Newport Chamber of Commerce — the second largest chamber in the state — since 1994. She has served as Deputy Director since 2003.

"Having worked closely with [Sullivan] for years, I know that her experience, knowledge, and passion for Newport County will help her with the continued success she's already had in this role," said Keith Stokes.

Added Sullivan, "It's an honor and a privilege to continue the Chamber's work on behalf of Chamber members, county businesses, and the community at large."

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