Staff

President/CEO

Dublin-Laurens Chamber of Commerce, is a native of Augusta Ga. Heath served as the Vice President of Business and Community Development at the Aiken Chamber of Commerce and as Vice President at the Columbia County Chamber of Commerce in Evans, GA. He is a graduate of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Institute through the University of Georgia and currently serves on the Board of Regents for the U.S Chamber Institute of Organizational Management, the GA Chamber Federation Advisory Council, the GA Rural Prosperity Council, the GA Chamber of Commerce Executives Board as the Region 9 Representative, and the Robins Regional Museum of Aviation Board of Directors. He has served as Community Lay Director for the Georgia-Lina Walk to Emmaus and currently serves as Pastor of Gough Baptist Church.  Heath is married to Tammy and has three children, Trenton, Camden, and Kyla.

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Membership Services

Kenneth is a Data Analytics professional with a bachelor's degree from Southern New Hampshire University. He is a graduate of West Laurens High School and originally hails from Dublin, GA. After spending a decade away, he returned to his hometown two years ago. Kenneth has been happily married to his wife, Martha, for 20 years. They both actively participate in community service at Connection Church Dublin. In his leisure time, Kenneth enjoys playing the guitar and piano, showcasing his love for music. With a deep passion for data analysis, he is eager to make meaningful contributions to his local community.

Information Services Coordinator

Ruth Ellen, native of Moultrie, GA, has been a resident of Dublin-Laurens County for 34 years. She is a recently retired educator from Dublin City Schools. Ruth Ellen is an experienced group fitness instructor and avid marathon runner; her latest accomplishment being qualifying for and participating in the Boston Marathon 2020. Ruth Ellen is an active of member of First Baptist Church Dublin. She has two sons, Patrick, wife Letia and Brad, wife Sarah and three grandchildren.

 

 

 

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