Chamber welcomes new board members

Every November, members of the Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce elect as many as four new members of the board. The most recent election resulted in three new members and a fourth appointed as a courtesy member of the board. New directors are Ginger Wierzbanowski, Lara Stanton and Sara Nichols. The new courtesy member of the board is Jaycie Wakefield.

The new board members shared why they have chosen to serve their community in this role.

Ginger Wierzbanowski

Ginger Wierzbanowski

Ginger Wierzbanowski

Olympic Bluffs Cidery & Lavender Farm

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“I am a strong believer in the power of connection and collaboration to grow both personally and in our business endeavors. I am excited to be on the Sequim chamber board and I truly value being a part of an organization that is committed to helping our community thrive and grow. As an entrepreneur and business owner, I understand the challenges and opportunities that small businesses face, and I want to both learn from others as well as contribute my experience to fostering a thriving business environment in our region.”

Lara Stanton

Lara Stanton

Lara Stanton

Sequim Gazette

“As a proud resident of Sequim, I feel like I have finally found the place where I belong. The community has welcomed me in with open arms. Working for the Sequim Gazette has provided the opportunity to meet so many people while also helping businesses grow. Serving on the board of directors for the Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce has further allowed me to give back to this wonderful community. I hope to open the door to endless possibilities and be a beacon of light for this esteemed organization.”

Sara Nichols

Sequim Free Clinic

“As a nonprofit leader, I prioritize collaboration to strengthen our community. The Sequim chamber embodies this spirit, bringing together businesses, organizations, and individuals to create a vibrant and thriving city. Serving on the board allows me to contribute my experience in community engagement and nonprofit leadership while also learning from others who are dedicated to Sequim’s success. I’m excited to return to the chamber board to foster new connections, build on existing relationships, and support initiatives that enhance the quality of life for everyone in our community.”

Sara Nichols

Sara Nichols

Jaycie Wakefield

United Way of Clallam County

I am honored to serve on the Sequim Chamber Board as a courtesy member this year. As a long-time resident of Sequim and the development director for United Way of Clallam County, I am deeply committed to making a positive impact in our community. Being part of the Sequim chamber board gives me the unique opportunity to engage with others in new ways and I am excited to be able to support the growth of our vibrant community while continuing to develop as a leader. This is a role where I can give back in new ways and I look forward to working with the talented people of the chamber to build a thriving Sequim for everyone.