The Queen Creek Chamber of Commerce has announced three new additions to its board of directors: Amara Boesch, regional marketing director at Adolfson and Peterson Construction; Andy Brenits, owner of Brenits Creative; and Daniel Urbina, owner of US & Co CPA.
Board of directors are responsible for setting the strategic plan for the Queen Creek Chamber of Commerce and overseeing its finances. It is made up of a diverse representation of small and large businesses in the community.
“We are happy to welcome Amara, Andy and Daniel. The board is dedicated to creating a positive business environment, supporting workforce development and connecting members with each other and our great community,” said Angela Askey, chair of the Queen Creek Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors.
Boesch is the regional marketing director at Adolfson & Peterson Construction, she devises and drives strategic marketing and communications programs that align with business goals to enhance visibility of the firm’s Arizona office, while also helping shape the region’s internal culture. With more than two decades of experience in marketing and public relations, she has been instrumental in supporting AP’s growth in the Southwest. A mentor helping women gain confidence and seize opportunities, Amara also lends her time and talent to many causes elevating communities across Arizona.
Brenits is a sought-after branding and creative strategy expert widely recognized for his award-winning work as a corporate creative leader and consultant. As the principal and chief brand officer at Brenits Creative, he has helped countless growing businesses compete with big brands by creating a consistent way to look, communicate and act. He had led creative teams at GAP, Banana Republic, NFL, KPMG and Arizona Public Service.
Urbina has over two decades of experience in public accounting, asset management and pooled investment funds. He holds a license as a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) in Arizona, Washington and Texas. He directs corporate finance and risk management decisions and manages an office staff.
“We’re so happy to have these individuals join our board of directors,” said Chris Clark, president and CEO of the Queen Creek Chamber of Commerce. “Each of these individuals bring a diverse set of skills and perspectives to the Queen Creek chamber.”
The new members are replacing former board members Monica O’Toole, Joel Harris and Bryan McClure.
“We appreciate the dedication and time these members gave us through the years, and the chamber is very strong as a result of their work,” Clark added.
