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Chamber announces new chair, members for 2023 board of directors

The Brainerd Lakes Chamber is governed by its volunteer board of directors who serve three-year terms.

Brainerd Lakes Chamber logo.
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BRAINERD — The Brainerd Lakes Chamber recently announced its new board chair and five new members to its 2023 board of directors.

Frank Soukup, of Grand View Lodge, was named board chair. New members joining were Lori Kohorst of Party Time Rental, Cory Jay of Advantage Seamless Gutters, David Spizzo of Breezy Point Resort, Lori Davies of Clow Stamping and Pat Netko of Lake Country Crafts & Cones.

The Brainerd Lakes Chamber is governed by its volunteer board of directors who serve three-year terms and represent a wide array of business sectors, sizes and locations.

Frank Soukup
Frank Soukup
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Lori Davies
Lori Davies
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David Spizzo
David Spizzo
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Cory Jay
Cory Jay
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Pat Netko
Pat Netko
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Lori Kohorst
Lori Kohorst
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