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Board of Directors
The following individuals comprise the Board of Directors for the Hunterdon County Chamber of Commerce.
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Karen Widico
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Chairman
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Hunterdon Prevention Resources
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James Robinson
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Vice Chairman
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EMBARQ
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Nick Pellitta
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Vice Chairman
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Norris, McLaughlin & Marcus, P.A.
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Suzanne Lagay
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Secretary
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President and CEO of Hunterdon County Chamber of Commerce
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Richard A. Walsh
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Legal Counsel
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WolfBlock
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Edward J. Kurowicki
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Treasurer
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Bedard, Kurowicki & Co., CPA's, PC
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Directors
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Frank Barlow III
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Hunterdon County YMCA
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Lisa Brady
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Hunterdon Central Regional High School
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Dr. Casey Crabill
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Raritan Valley Community College
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George Ditzler
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TeamLink HR
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William Farrell
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ExxonMobil Research & Engineering Company
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William Flahive
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Law Office of William P. Flahive, L.L.C.
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Roger Humphrey
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Merck & Co., Inc.
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John Kellogg
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Retired/County Planning Board
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Mary Melfi
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Hunterdon County Clerk
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Debbie Meola
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Clinton Business Products
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Donald Pinner
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| Hunterdon Healthcare System |
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Douglas A. Steinly
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HealthQuest of Hunterdon
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Christopher Tarricone
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Herder-Tarricone Associates
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Anne Thornton
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MSI Plumbing, Inc.
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Robin Von Ohlsen
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Hunterdon County Democrat
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Join the Chamber - Being a member of the chamber gives you contacts and services to help grow your business. A chamber membership is a valuable corporate asset. |
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Member 2 Member Benefits - As a member of the chamber, other chamber member offer your discounts on their products and services as a professional courtesy... |
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Event Registration - Register for Chamber events. They are fun, productive, and most important informative... |
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