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George Fleming to be new president of Derry's Chamber of Commerce
Reporter:
Alan Walsh
14 Dec 2016 2:36 PM
Derry is to get a new president of its Chamber of Commerce. George Fleming (pictured) will take over from Gavin Killeen when the city’s businessmen hold their annual general meeting in the Playhouse Theatre. Mr Fleming is chairman of Agri-Products, a successful manufacturer of agricultural machinery, based in Newbuildings. He has led the strategic development of the company and its management team, overseeing all aspects of development of the company’s new product strategy, production flow, efficiency, financial control and profitability. Fleming Agri-Products now has 95 staff and sells to approximately 20 countries around the world. Mr Fleming paid tribute to his predecessor. He said: “I congratulate Gavin Killeen on having been a superb president. “He is a tough act to follow. “All Chamber presidents have their own priorities and themes. “Gavin has focused on the need for us to raise our skills in order to meet the needs of the modern economy. “My theme for my year in office will be on enterprise and the necessity for us to create an entrepreneurial economy in the North West. “Without that, we will not create the jobs and wealth that our city and region so desperately need.” Mr Killeen said it had been a “great privilege” to be president of “our historic Chamber.“ “Our Chamber continues to be the strongest voice for business in the North West and I thank our politicians for their willingness to listen to us.” He concluded: “They are promising to deliver for our city and region – we all want the best for our people, as well as for our businesses.”
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