Frankfort, Ky. – The Kentucky Chamber of Commerce Executives (KCCE), the professional development society for local chambers of commerce in the Commonwealth has announced its new board beginning October 1st. Brad Schneider, President and CEO of Kyndle, the economic engine for Henderson, McLean, Union and Webster, will serve as President of the Board of KCCE.
“Our new board represents an outstanding group of Chamber Executives with vast experience in building a favorable business climate for Kentucky,” said Ali Crain, Executive Director of the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce Executives. “This is an excellent group of leaders who will help set the agenda when it comes to chamber best practices and development.”
The full KCCE board is:
President: Brad Schneider (Kyndle)
President-Elect: Brad Richardson (Hardin County Chamber)
Treasurer: Aaron Dail (Murray-Calloway County Chamber)
Secretary: Deanna Herrmann (London-Laurel County Chamber)
Immediate Past President: Amy Cloud (Jessamine County Chamber)
New Board Members: Jill Cutler (Mercer County Chamber) and Jacob Colley (Southeast Kentucky Chamber)
Remaining Board Members:
Carmen Inman (Frankfort Area Chamber)
Shawna Burton (Greater Louisville Inc)
Lee Lingo (Madisonville-Hopkins County Chamber)
Vicki Steigleder (Maysville-Mason County Chamber)
Dana Zinger (Commerce Lexington)
Aimee Hiller and Patrick Merchak from the Kentucky Chamber serve as ex-officio members
KCCE, the professional development society for local chambers of commerce in Kentucky. Established in 1965, it is a not-for-profit division of the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce and its primary goal is to serve its membership by providing quality professional development, networking, resource exchange opportunities and grassroots advocacy. For more information on KCCE, go to kychamberexecutives.com.
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