The Prince George Chamber of Commerce is now on the hunt for its next CEO.
Today, (Wednesday) Todd Corrigall tendered his resignation from the role after 5 years on the job.
His last day will be January 13th.
“I am grateful for the opportunity provided by the Board to serve our businesses these past 5 years. The challenges created through COVID forced us, like every other business, to think
differently, be nimble, and proactively develop new pathways,” said Corrigall.
“Connecting with our community members is what I will miss the most, but look forward to continuing to champion Prince George and Northern BC in my next role.”
“We thank Todd for his years of service to the Chamber members, particularly as a very vocal advocate locally, provincially, and federally. We will miss his leadership,” said Ray Noonan,
Board President.
Over the past 5 years, Corrigall led several major initiatives including the historic Partnership Agreement with the Lheidli T’enneh, and the creation, and expansion of SupportPG.
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