The Scottsdale Area Chamber of Commerce has announced the election of its fiscal year 2023-24 board of director’s leadership, bringing together a team of leaders who will continue the chamber’s legacy of strength, advocacy, and community engagement.

Michelle Pabis, vice president of government and community affairs for HonorHealth, has been elected as chair of the board of directors. Pabis brings over two decades of executive leadership experience in the healthcare industry and is known for her visionary approach to problem-solving and unwavering dedication to community service, according to a press release.

Working alongside Pabis is an outstanding slate of officers, including:

•  Eric Luoma, Cactus Flower Florists - vice chair;
•  Matt Benson, Veridus LLC - immediate past chair;
•  George Jackson, Wells Fargo Advisors - treasurer; and
•  Mark Stanton, Scottsdale Chamber - secretary.

Each member of the Board brings a unique set of skills and experiences, ensuring that the Chamber is well-positioned to serve the needs of its diverse membership.

Mark Stanton, Chamber CEO and president, believes that the new board officers will continue to drive the Scottsdale Area Chamber of Commerce’s mission and vision forward.

“The Scottsdale Chamber welcomes our newly elected Board, who will be pivotal in steering us towards growth, profitability, and ensuring maximum benefit for all stakeholders. We are confident knowing that their commitment to pursuing our mission and vision will guide us toward an even brighter future.” Stanton Stanton said in the release.

For Pabis, the Scottsdale Area Chamber of Commerce plays an essential role in shaping the community’s business landscape and quality of life.

“As the chair of the board, it is my privilege to oversee an organization that plays such a vital role in supporting the business community. The Chamber operates as a trusted partner to businesses of all sizes, advocating for their interests and promoting their growth.” Pabis said in the release.