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Stockbridge Chamber Elects Officers - February 11, 2008
STOCKBRIDGE - The Stockbridge Chamber of Commerce elected a new slate of officers during the annual dinner held at Wheatleigh on Wednesday, Jan. 30.
Barbara Zanetti, executive director of the chamber, said Michele Kotek was elected president of the board of directors for a two-year term. Koteck is the innkeeper for the Red Lion Inn, where she has worked for the Fitzpatrick family for 12 years. She grew up in New Lebanon, N.Y., and now lives in Lee with her husband, Bill, and daughter, Isabella.
Other officers elected for the 2008-2009 term include Vice President Allison Rachele Bayles of Berkshire Theatre Fesitval; Assistant Vice President John Parker of Berkshire Botanical Garden; Treasurer Douglas Goudey of Wheeler & Taylor Inc., Secretary Michael Duffy of Norman Rockwell Museum and Member-at-Large John Hart of Berkshire Brochure Display.
Resigning from a two-year term as president was Marty Gottron of One Main B&B and Wordwise Editorial Consultants. Gottron was honored for her commitment to area businesses and the overall well-being of Stockbridge. Also leaving the board after serving 13 years was Len Schiller of the Inn at Stockbridge.
The 100-member chamber is an advocate for Stockbridge area business. Each year, it sponsors such programs as the Stockbridge Scholarship Fund, the Stockbridge Main Street at Christmas event, the Arts & Crafts Show held each summer at the Berkshire Botanical Garden, and the Stockbridge Children's Halloween Parade & Party held at the Plain School. In addition, the chamber produces the widely distributed town brochure, offers a lodging availability hot-line service, and responds to all inquires made to the office located at 50 Main St.
Its next business meeting is Wednesday, March 26, from 5 to 7 p.m. at Kripalu Center for Yoga and Health. Attendees will have the opportunity to network and hear the chamber’s 2008 goals and annual budget. The meeting is open to members and their employees. To register: 413-298-5200 or info@stockbridgechamber.org |
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