Chamber of Commerce elects new president
Woody Foster is the new Cayman Islands Chamber of Commerce president.
Foster accepted the top leadership role on Wednesday, 8 Jan.
“As we enter a new decade, the Chamber’s leadership in advocacy matters is even more critical,” Foster said in a Chamber press release. “The panel discussion on population growth [at the 2019 Economic Forum] generated considerable member and public discussion as we considered Cayman at 100,000 population and its implications on all aspects of our economy. The pressures on all aspects of our society are certainly evident.”
Shomari Scott, director of business development at Health City Cayman Islands, is appointed the new vice president of the Chamber.
Troy Burke, director of Heritage Holdings, Jenn Cowdroy, director and co-owner of Island Montessori and Dave Johnston, managing director of Corporate Electric Ltd., were elected as councillors and will serve two-year terms.
They join Professional Yacht Management owner Tim Bradley, Charterland partner Simon Watson and GreenTech Group director Amanda Wilson, all of whom are set to serve their second year on the council.
The Chamber celebrated its 55th anniversary in 2020.
“As we enter a new decade, the Chamber’s leadership in advocacy matters is even more critical,” Foster said in a Chamber press release. “The panel discussion on population growth [at the 2019 Economic Forum] generated considerable member and public discussion as we considered Cayman at 100,000 population and its implications on all aspects of our economy. The pressures on all aspects of our society are certainly evident.”
Shomari Scott, director of business development at Health City Cayman Islands, is appointed the new vice president of the Chamber.
Troy Burke, director of Heritage Holdings, Jenn Cowdroy, director and co-owner of Island Montessori and Dave Johnston, managing director of Corporate Electric Ltd., were elected as councillors and will serve two-year terms.
They join Professional Yacht Management owner Tim Bradley, Charterland partner Simon Watson and GreenTech Group director Amanda Wilson, all of whom are set to serve their second year on the council.
The Chamber celebrated its 55th anniversary in 2020.
