Bill Allen will depart the chamber after three and a half years of service to the organization and Southeast Texas.
BEAUMONT, Texas — The Greater Beaumont Chamber of Commerce announced Wednesday the resignation of their President and CEO.
Bill Allen will depart the chamber after three and a half years of service to the organization and Southeast Texas, according to a news release from The Greater Beaumont Chamber of Commerce.
“I am proud to have served the chamber and its members since 2018,” said Allen. “While I am looking forward to returning to my family in New Mexico, it has been an honor to work with the staff, board, and partners in serving chamber members and the continued economic development of the community.”
The Executive Committee and Board of Directors says they’ll appoint an interim president and CEO and form a search committee
Chamber Board Chair Josh Smith says they are grateful for Allen’s leadership and dedication.
“He has been the architect of the tremendous progress the chamber has experienced. He inspired the creation of multiple programs and events for the benefit of members, including a comprehensive long-range plan based on a fiscally sound position. We wish Bill all the best in his new position in El Paso,” he said.
From a The Greater Beaumont Chamber of Commerce news release:
The Greater Beaumont Chamber of Commerce regretfully accepted the resignation of their President and CEO, Bill Allen.
He departs the chamber after three and a half years of service to the organization and Southeast Texas. “I am proud to have served the chamber and its members since 2018,” said Mr. Allen. “While I am looking forward to returning to my family in New Mexico, it has been an honor to work with the staff, board, and partners in serving chamber members and the continued economic development of the community.”
The Executive Committee and Board of Directors will immediately appoint an interim President and CEO and form a search committee. Information concerning the transition will be forthcoming. “We are grateful to Bill for his leadership and dedication,” said Josh Smith, Chamber Board Chair. “He has been the architect of the tremendous progress the chamber has experienced. He inspired the creation of multiple programs and events for the benefit of members, including a comprehensive long-range plan based on a fiscally sound position. We wish Bill all the best in his new position in El Paso.”
The Greater Beaumont Chamber of Commerce, a 501(c)(6) serves its members and community as the voice of business, a convener for leaders of influence, it is a champion for a strong and vibrant community and provides opportunities for the business community to connect and grow. The Chamber collaborates with city and county-wide organizations and align local chambers to advocate for issues for the greater good.