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Jennifer Terrell, director of Volunteers and Business Outreach at Northwest Hospital, was the recipient of this year?s Reisterstown-Owings Mills-Glyndon Chamber of Commerce President?s Award.
This is an honor awarded by the chamber?s president and given to the member who has given the most and gone the extra mile for the ROMG Chamber of Commerce.
?Jenn has helped just about every committee we have with events or anything they have needed assistance with,? says Rachel Heird, president of the ROMG Chamber and AVP, branch manager of Farmers & Merchants Bank in Owings Mills. ?Jenn also volunteered to co-chair one of our most popular committees, Women In Business. She?s an all around team player who gives over 100 percent to whatever she takes on, and she is a valued member of this organization.?
Jennifer is currently the 1st vice president of the chamber and a very active member of the group. When helping out with chamber events, she?s there from start to end to ensure that everything runs smoothly. She is similarly dedicated to her work in organizing the hospital volunteers at Northwest.
--Holly Hosler
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Jennifer Terrell Earns ROMG Chamber President's Award
Jennifer Terrell, director of Volunteers and Business Outreach at Northwest Hospital, was the recipient of this year?s Reisterstown-Owings Mills-Glyndon Chamber of Commerce President?s Award.
This is an honor awarded by the chamber?s president and given to the member who has given the most and gone the extra mile for the ROMG Chamber of Commerce.
?Jenn has helped just about every committee we have with events or anything they have needed assistance with,? says Rachel Heird, president of the ROMG Chamber and AVP, branch manager of Farmers & Merchants Bank in Owings Mills. ?Jenn also volunteered to co-chair one of our most popular committees, Women In Business. She?s an all around team player who gives over 100 percent to whatever she takes on, and she is a valued member of this organization.?
Jennifer is currently the 1st vice president of the chamber and a very active member of the group. When helping out with chamber events, she?s there from start to end to ensure that everything runs smoothly. She is similarly dedicated to her work in organizing the hospital volunteers at Northwest.
--Holly Hosler
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CVS Health announced it would end its membership in the U.S. Chamber of Commerce over reports that the Chamber had lobbied foreign governments to ease restrictions on tobacco sales, Jacob Bogage reports for The Washington Post. One of CVS's 7,800...
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