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Downtown Prince George announces Board of Directors

The Prince George Downtown Business Improvement Association, often simply called “Downtown Prince George” has elected its 2020-2021 volunteer Board of Directors.

Downtown Prince George’s board includes:

President – Eoin Foley, Nancy O’s, Betulla Burning and Birch & Boar Charcuterie & Provisions
Vice President – Dr. Reverend Bob Fillier, Trinity United Church
Treasurer – Derek Dougherty, KPMG
Secretary – Valerie Eberherr, MNP

“I am, once again, proud to continue on as Downtown Prince George’s President, and look forward to working with a passionate and committed board,” said Eoin Foley.

Two new board members were named: Martin Krell (Dominion Lending Centres & PG Farmer’s Market) and Jamie Rivard (TD Commercial Banking).

They will be joined by several returning Directors, including John Kason (Fieldhouse Capital Management Inc.), David Hillhouse (Majestic Management), Rod Holmes (Downtown Business Owner), Kirk Gable (Downtown Business Representative), and Darren Low (City Furniture & Ashley HomeStore).

Downtown Prince George recently worked with 11 community partners to develop the Support PG website.

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Justin Madu
Justin Madu
Justin is an anchor and reporter with MyPGNow. Born in Kelowna, he has lived in Prince George for over fifteen years. He is a graduate of the UNBC English BA program.

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