Ada chamber elects board members
Ada Area Chamber of Commerce elected board members for terms ending Dec. 31, 2019, and Dec. 31, 2020, at Wednesday’s final chamber meeting of the year held in McIntosh Center.
Mark Wipper was elected to the term ending December of 2019. Ruth Roider, Natalie Walton and Sara Vordermark were elected to terms ending December 2020.
They join board members:
• Terms expire Dec. 31, 2018
Jon Neeld
Jamie Hall
Amy Eddings
• Terms expiring Dec. 31, 2018
Dustin Shook
Fred Steiner
Going off the board is David Dellifield, whose term as chamber president ends on Dec. 31. The board will meet on Jan. 3 and elect officers for 2018.
Wednesday’s chamber members, treated to a Sodexo breakfast, had a Social Media 101 presentation by Shelbi Kauffman, Sodexo ONU marketing director.
Several points Kauffman emphasized included:
• do research to decide what is your target market
• research social media platforms to decide which medias to use
• using strong graphics help your brand
Referring to ONU’s Sodexo social media approach, Kauffman said that her focus to reach ONU students is through Twitter and Instagram.
“I see the effectiveness of social media because I see a lot of responses on social media - students are always on their phones,” she said.
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