The Christian County Chamber of Commerce is welcoming two new employees to their new positions as Director of Events and Marketing and Executive Assistant.
Serving as executive assistant will be Kayce Liebe-Cravens, a Christian County native who graduating from Hopkinsville High School and boasts of multiple degrees in Arts, Science and Criminology from Hopkinsville Community College and the University of Kentucky. As the executive assistant she will work closely providing support to all areas of the operations including marketing, military affairs, events, leadership and membership engagement.
Liebe-Cravens says, “I am beyond blessed to be able to bring my expertise and efficiency to my role here at the Chamber of Commerce. As an active member of the community, I hope to strengthen the bonds between the Chamber and our members.”
KaDee Andreasen will serve as Director of Events and Marketing, after serving most recently as Lead Event Coordinator with Oak Grove Tourism Commission and Valor Hall Conference and Event Center. She will be responsible for developing and executing events and programs within the chamber and its committees while also overseeing marketing and communications.
Andreasen says, “I am excited and honored for this opportunity. I’ve been blessed to have found my place in here in the community of Christian County and I look forward to continuing to build on the tradition of hosting successful business and community driven events for all of Christian County.”