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Henrici Elected President

Of Cooperstown Chamber

100 At Annual Meeting At Otesaga This Evening
Danielle Henrici, NYSHA director of education, was elected president of the Cooperstown Chamber of Commerce board at the annual membership meeting. She is flanked by vice president Matt Schuermann, right, principal, Mohican Financial, and treasurer Andrew Marietta, NYCON regional director and a county board member. At left is outgoing president Ken Meifert, Hall of Fame vice president; at right, executive director Matt Hazzard.    Not shown is Stacey Grady, Springbrook, secretary.  (Jim Kevlin/AllOTSEGO.com)
Danielle Henrici, NYSHA director of education, was elected president of the Cooperstown Chamber of Commerce board this evening at the annual membership meeting at The Otesaga. She is flanked by vice president Matt Schuermann, right, president/owner, Leatherstocking Group Inc., and treasurer Andrew Marietta, NYCON regional director and a county board member. At left is outgoing president Ken Meifert, Hall of Fame vice president; at right, executive director Matt Hazzard.    Missing is Stacey Grady, Springbrook, secretary.  (Jim Kevlin/AllOTSEGO.com)
New Chamber directors elected this evening are, from left, Jason Schiellack, Hall of Fame; Randy Smith, manager, Spurbeck's Grocery and Cooperstown Cigar Co., Susan Strandberg Green, Paperkite Creative;
New Chamber directors elected this evening are, from left, Jason Schiellack, Hall of Fame director of development; Fred Schneider, owner, Landmark Inn; Susan Strandberg Green, proprietor, Paperkite Creative, and Randy Smith, manager, Spurbeck’s Grocery and Cooperstown Cigar Co.  Missing is Alexandra Gunther, general manager, Mel’s at 22.  (AllOTSEGO.com)

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