Goran Eriksson will lead the Culver City Chamber of Commerce during the new year.
A local resident and small businessperson, he was elected at last week's Board of Directors meeting.
Joining Mr. Eriksson on the Executive Committee is Chair-elect Michael Hamill, Vice Chairs of the Board Kevin Lachoff, Chuck Martinez, Elena Sweda Neff, Bill Reider, Scott Wyant and Angela Gibson as Immediate Past Chair.
Mr. Eriksson and the entire cast will make their selections official on Friday, Jan. 13, 12 noon, at the Installation of Officers and Awards Luncheon at the Four Points by Sheraton, 5990 Green Valley Circle.
Reservations may be made through the Chamber’s website.
Mr. Eriksson owns esi Techtrans, Inc., an international business development company.
With his wife Britta, he also owns EuroVat, another international business services company.
Mr. Eriksson will bring his involvement of the entire community to his leadership of the Culver City Chamber, chamber CEO Steve Rose said.
An important part of the Culver City Chamber is the continued involvement in the entire community and not just one area, Mr. Rose said.
The Chamber Board is a diverse board of 29 business people that not only represents business, but also is involved through its diversity of businesses, ages and local responsibilities.
Here is the Chamber Board by numbers:
15 residents/homeowners
20 represent small business
8 women
15 are Baby Boomers
13 are too young to be Baby Boomers
