SAN ANDREAS—September 29, 2014-The Calaveras County Chamber of Commerce Board
of Directors has announced that they have hired Valley Springs resident Staci
Johnston as the new Executive Director.
As a former business owner,
Staci Johnston says she's excited for the Chamber to build
a better relationship with our business community no matter how large or small
the business.
“I have a deep commitment
to make a positive impact upon our county as the Executive Director, and on
behalf of the Chamber it is our goal to help build our new businesses as well
as promote our longtime merchants within the county”, remarked Johnston. “I am
looking forward to showcasing our business owners and recognizing their
dedication to our communities and
ultimately our county. I feel blessed to
live in such a wonderful area full of a variety of businesses and I want to see
individuals succeed in their endeavors. The Chamber will work closely with our
resource agencies and utilize their services to promote a successful business
experience in our county.”
"Staci has excellent
knowledge of the starting and running of small businesses including the
interpersonal positive relationships within the community itself, stated
Chamber Executive Board member Cliff Edson, “For many years she has been very
involved in the Calaveras community so the learning curve on getting to meet
people and knowing the business people in our community will be a successful
transition for her," Edson said.
“As the former owner and
director of a successful in-home daycare since 1998 Staci has worked for many
years on a very sensitive and personal level with families, children, and
community support organizations in a positive and productive environment,” commented
Mark Borchin, President of the Calaveras Chamber of Commerce. “She was born and
raised in Calaveras County and she knows well the communities of which our
county is made. Her expertise in having worked with the public in a variety of
industries is an asset to the Chamber as her experience allows her to continue
to interact with our community in a successful and positive manner. The Chamber
Board believes that the relationship between our local businesses, whether
large or small, is imperative for successful networking and ultimate growth in
the county.”
