Sequim-Dungeness Valley chamber honors member

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Peninsula Daily News

SEQUIM — The Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce has named Vanessa Fuller as its 2014 Board Member of the Year.

This honor is given annually to a board member who has shown a high level of dedication to the chamber’s success.

Fuller sits on the board as the treasurer and has been a board member since January 2014.

In addition to working full time at the Dungeness River Audubon Center as the administrative services and development manager, Fuller is on the leadership team of the Young Professionals Network of Clallam County.

She represents the chamber as an active board member, attending community events such as ribbon cuttings, grand openings and networking meetings and fundraisers.

Fuller sits on the chamber’s executive and fundraising committees.

She has reached out to Sequim businesses to deliver membership plaques and share the benefits of being a chamber member.

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