National Support Your Local Chamber of Commerce Day is a yearly event that takes place on the third Wednesday of October and highlights the importance of the chamber’s role in supporting and advocating for local business, providing networking opportunities, educating future leaders, and fostering community and economic vitality Continue reading below for details about each Chamber's events... 10.15.25 SCHEDULE OF CHAMBER CELEBRATIONS
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Participants engage in monthly, daylong sessions to enhance their understanding of the community, its challenges, and opportunities. Monthly topics such as Healthcare and Innovation & Technology encourage fresh perspectives on leadership, innovation, collaboration, and empower participants with the tools to broaden their impact in leadership roles. Each year, Leadership Boise alumni interview numerous candidates from which a select group is chosen as the new class. “In the second year of the program, participants are divided into Planning Teams to plan and execute the sessions they attended in their first year of LB,” said Karyn Stuart, Chamber Director of Leadership Programs. “This past weekend, Opening Retreat was held at YMCA Camp in Horsethief Reservoir; the “Opening Retreat Planning Team” did a fantastic job of combining team-building exercises with leadership development content from passionate speakers such as David Duro, YMCA, and Mike Krause of Global Bound, LLC. Stuart added.” The 2025- 2026 LB leadership team includes: LB President, Gabe Brenner (City of Boise) LB VP, Wes Stanfill (Robertson’s LLC) and LB Academy VP, Erika Berryman (St. Luke’s). This team developed the overarching LB Theme for 2025-2026 (PERSONAL GROWTH TO COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP) which is woven into all civic/leadership sessions, and they work closely with Chamber Foundation Leadership staff to deliver a stellar program experience for all LB and LB Academy participants. Congratulations to the newest class of Leadership Boise participants and to the companies that support the Chamber and their employees’ growth! CLASS ROSTER Andrew Marini, Ada County Sheriff's Office Anushree Khandelwal, HP Inc. Becky Moose, K2 Construction, Inc. Ben Fulcher, Rallens Realty Consultants Ben Gibbons, Holland & Hart LLP Brent Arnold, Intermountain Gas Company Brett Gulash, Hillside Architecture Cameron Oliver, Trak Software Inc. Chelsea Carattini, Idaho Secretary of State's Office Cieara Davis, Association of Idaho Cities Colleen Shackelford, Center for Lifetime Health Cory Carone, Stoel Rives LLP Danielle Strollo, Givens Pursley LLP Gail Cole, Blue Cross of Idaho Heather Bowman, Idaho Housing and Finance Association Holten White, HDR Jeff Hunter, Horrocks Engineers Jeff Tonkin, HC Company, Inc. Jeremy Battershell, St. Luke's Health Plan Kami Kiser, HP Inc. Kekoa Nawahine, Ahlquist Kerryn Sarwansingh, Kiewit Corp. Kim Ross, Girl Scouts of Silver Sage Kyle Johnson, Zions Bank Landon Brown, Hawley Troxell Lindsay Woychick, Saint Alphonsus Health System Lindsey Quintana, Block 22 LLC / The Grove Hotel Lisa Arnold, TRICA Lucas Gebhart, Visit Boise Maegan Krahn, St. Luke's Health Foundation Matt Palm, Paylocity Matthew Havili, Hawley Troxell Meg McCarthy, Ada County Highway District Mike Taylor, Kount, an Equifax Company Morgan Harris, Boise State University Foundation Nick Tunison, RedBuilt, LLC Rachel Puljan, ICCU Rebecca Troescher, Boise Cascade Company Savannah Lewis, United Way of Treasure Valley Skylor Lenz, Boise State University Sophia Hartsock, Red Sky PR Tayler Marshall, Stinker Stores Taylor McDonald, First Interstate Bank Titan Walker, Western Heating & Air Truman Weston, Pinnacle Performance Tyler Anderson, Boise Cascade Tyler Lohman, Mountain West Bank Tyler Sisson, ESI Construction Wade Foster, Stoel Rives LLP Wendy Parkinson, Idaho First Bank Zach Cahill, Washington Trust Bank |
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