Resorts of Ontario has announced the retirement of executive director, Grace Sammut following 37 years of service, Sammut will be stepping down from her position on June 30th.
Named as the incoming executive director is Kerri King. Her prior role was CEO of her consulting firm. Before that, Kind held senior roles at Station Gallery, Economic Developers Council of Ontario, the University of Waterloo, Regional Municipality of Durham, York University, Durham College, and several directorship and volunteer roles.
“Grace leaves a legacy of exceptional leadership and significant contributions to the Ontario hospitality industry, including service to more than three generations of member resort owners,” said King of her predecessor.
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