WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. Va (WVVA)-- The Annual Greater Greenbrier
Chamber of Commerce meeting commenced at The Greenbrier resort on
Tuesday.
"This is a great place to network," said Selina Cahill,
President of the Chamber.
"I think being in Greenbrier County as a
business provides a lot of opportunity to grow," said Cahill. "We are
able to help provide support to new businesses so they can get on their
feet and be successful."
At the meeting Robin Hildebrand,
creator of Blue Smoke Salsa, shared an inspirational story about
entrepreneurship with guests.
Marlene Jolliffe was also
honored. She has been named the Chamber's "Business Leader of the Year."
Jolliffe
works as CEO of the State Fair of West Virginia. Under her leadership,
the fair has grown and continues to draw more people to the Greenbrier
Valley. Jolliffe is also the chair of the International Association of
Fairs and Expositions.
"I'm very humbled and honored," said
Jolliffe. "Our Fair institution represents
something big for this community."
She told WVVA she hopes to be
an inspiration to other women who have big dreams.
"I hope young
women see me, and see women like me, and... aspire to be more than they
ever thought they could be," she said.
Cahill said the Chamber has
exciting events planned for the rest of the year.