The Boise Metro Chamber of Commerce held a special ceremony welcoming new leaders in the Boise valley. The event was held in partnership with Boise State University in the beautiful Visual Arts Center, which is home to the Stein Luminary, a state of the art interactive visual arts experience. Members of the Boise Metro Chamber Board of Directors and Board of Advisors were in attendance at the celebration to welcome the new leaders into their new and exciting roles.

The following new leaders were in attendance and recognized:

• Dr. Robert Behunin, Director of Business Services for GWC Capital
• Christina Bruce-Bennion, Executive Director for Wassmuth Center for Human Rights
• Brian Charlton, General Manager for The Retreat, Links & Spa at Silvies Valley Ranch
• Tim Jackson, President & CEO for United Way of Treasure Valley
• Rabbi Mendel Lifshitz, Chabad Lubavitch of Idaho
• Doug Phillips, President & CEO for Syringa Networks
• Bill Rauer, General Manager for Merchants Moving & Storage
• Scott Schlange, Idaho Market President for KeyBank
• ​Tayler Tibbitts, Vice President - County Manager for Fidelity National Title
• Marilyn Whitney, Executive Director for IDeal – Idaho’s College Savings Program

The welcome reception was generously sponsored by Holland & Hart and Key Bank.

Over 70 people turned up at last night's 80's themed "Turn up the Tech" Business After Hours. The Chamber event was hosted by Allied Business Solutions at their Boise, Idaho location. 

​Allied Business Solutions is a digital business solutions provider focused on helping small and mid-sized organizations reach their business goals through the thoughtful and effective use of digital business technology. They pride themselves on being a great place to work, and sincerely believe it’s their culture that attracts the areas most talented people who can be empowered to provide outstanding customer service with a personal touch. To learn more about Allied, visit: https://allied.tech/ 

Thank you to everyone who joined us for the Shoshone Bannock Tribes' Mountain Home/Elmore County Economic Development Project Open House on Friday, March 17th here at the Boise Metro Chamber.
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