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WATERVILLE — Kelly Smith has joined the Mid-Maine Chamber of Commerce as a programs assistant.
Smith has more than 10 years at the Family Violence Project, serving as a liaison between the organization and and District V Child Protective Services, said a news release from the chamber.
She has been the development director for the Family Violence Project for the last two years, working on growing its annual appeal and enhancing its fundraising efforts.
Smith said she is enthusiastic to be back in a community she loves and calls home. “This is an exciting time to be part of the Mid-Maine Chamber. I look forward to being engaged in a community that shares similar ideas and is focused on growth. I enjoy relating with people and building community connections. I was raised in Waterville and I believe in the commitment and loyalty of the people here to build a strong and viable region.”
Smith has been a Waterville City Counselor, vice president of the board for the Waterville Humane Society, as well as on KVCAP’s Child Abuse and Neglect Advisory Committee. Kimberly N. Lindlof, president and CEO of the Mid-Maine Chamber said that it is the combination ofSmith’s work and volunteer experience that makes her a valuable addition to the chamber team. “Kelly is high energy and driven to succeed. Her enthusiasm for the region and desire to see it grow and proper as it’s her hometown will serve us well in her new role.”
The Mid-Maine Chamber of Commerce region includes Albion, Belgrade, Benton, Burnham, China, Clinton, Fairfield, Hinckley, Oakland, Rome, Sidney, Shawmut, South China, Thorndike, Unity, Vassalboro, Waterville, Weeks Mills and Winslow. For more information call 207-873-3315 or visit www.midmainechamber.com.
