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Godbout staying on as PG Chamber Executive Director

What was supposed to be a one-year term has turned into a full-time opportunity for Neil Godbout.

Today (Tuesday), the Prince George Chamber of Commerce announced he has been appointed as the Executive Director after Quynlan Young elected not to return to the following after her maternity leave.

Godbout has served as Interim Executive Director since March 2024.

“Quynlan’s leadership and dedication have left an indelible mark on our Chamber and our community. We wish her all the best as she focuses on her family and future endeavors.” said Cathy Mackay, President of the Prince George Chamber of Commerce Board.

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Reflecting on his appointment, Godbout stated:

“I’m excited to continue building on the Chamber’s strong foundation, focusing on meaningful opportunities and partnerships—such as our Partnership Agreement with the Lheidli T’enneh First Nation and collaborations with organizations like Downtown Prince George and Community Futures of Fraser Fort-George—that deliver real value to our members and the broader community. Together, we will ensure the Chamber remains a trusted voice and leader in supporting business success in Prince George.”

The Chamber is looking ahead to several key initiatives and events driving business growth and strengthening community ties in 2025:

· B2B Expo (February 14-15, 2025): A collaborative event with the City of Prince George and Community Futures connecting small businesses and promoting local economic growth.

· Security Camera Pilot Program: In partnership with Downtown Prince George and recently approved by City Council, this program will enhance safety for local businesses through strategic camera deployment and monitoring.

· #TrueNorth Business Development Forum (May 6, 2025): The annual flagship event fostering innovation and business leadership in Northern BC.

· 40th Annual Business Excellence Awards (November 1, 2025): Celebrating the achievements of the Prince George business community, the 40th BEAs will feature a special keynote by The Honourable Jody Wilson-Raybould.

“Our Chamber is energized by these initiatives, which align with our commitment to being action-oriented and impactful for our members,” Mackay added.

“Neil’s leadership will ensure we continue to build momentum and deliver value to the business community.”

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