Chamber announces committee, task force leaders

SBJ Staff

Posted online February 15, 2011 | 11:07 am

The Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce announced its 2011 volunteer leaders for 18 committees and task forces last week.

Individuals representing businesses across the area were selected, including:

Ambassadors Chairman Chris Louzader, Midwest Family Broadcast Group;
Business After Hours Committee Chairman Paul Devlin, APLUS Payroll;
Chairman’s Club Chairman Scott Schoettlin, Riverwalk Wealth Management;
Development Issues Input Group Chairman Dan Compas, Murney Associates;
Education & Workforce Solutions Advisory Group, Chairman Tim Baltes, SRC Heavy Duty;
Governmental Relations Committee Chairman Brent Singleton, Heim, Young & Associates Inc., and Vice Chairman Ryan DeBoef, Husch Blackwell LLP;
International Business Council Chairman Laura Beaver, New Horizons Hardwoods;
Local Issues Public Policy Task Force Chairman Gary Powell, Husch Blackwell LLP;
Manufacturers Roundtable Chairman David Dieselberg, John Deere Reman-Springfield;
The Network Chairman David Ross, Morelock-Ross Builders Inc.;
Nonprofit Roundtable Chairman Bart Brown, Ozarks Food Harvest;
Red Carpet Committee Chairman Kristy Chastain, Arvest Bank;
Past Chairmen’s Advisory Council Chairman Andy Lear BKD LLP;
School Board Candidate Endorsement Committee Chairman David Karr, Conco Cos.;
Small Business Council Chairman Steve Counts, Digital Prink Ink;
Springfield Regional Economic Partnership co-persons Ron Mersch, city of Bolivar, and Shari Lockhart, Evans and Dixon LLC;
Transportation Committee Chairman Kelly Turner, Olsson Associates; and
Voice of Business Committee Chairman Chip Sheppard, Carnahan, Evans, Cantwell & Brown PC.

More than 900 business professionals serve on chamber committees and task forces.
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