Local Chamber Looking For New CEO

By Josh Boyce

September 28, 2015 - 2:54pm

The Sarnia-Lambton Chamber of Commerce has announced Rory Ring is no longer President and CEO of the organization. In a news release Monday morning, the chamber said business will continue as usual. Planned events and partnerships will remain in place.

Board of director's chair Rob Taylor says he's not at liberty to say much about Ring's departure other than it was sudden. The chamber says it'll continue to be a strong voice in the region and the board has a plan in place for the future. Ring took on the role in December 2012, replacing the retired Garry McDonald.

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