Whitfield takes over for Paul Holden, who announced his retirement from the position in 2023.
Whitfield, who was the executive director of the New Westminster Chamber of Commerce, will take over the position from Paul Holden, who announced his retirement in November 2023.
"Building a community that supports business is a passion of mine, and I wholeheartedly believe in the power of a strong Board of Trade. I'm excited to work with the talented team and committed board of directors and connect with the membership and partners.” "Angie Whitfield brings over twenty years of exceptional leadership experience in community engagement, program development, and event management to our organization," the BBOT statement added.
Before becoming the New West Chamber's executive director, Whitfield managed programs and major events for the Downtown New Westminster Business Improvement Association for six years.
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