The Keweenaw Peninsula. Keweenaw Convention and Visitor's Bureau
The Keweenaw Community Foundation announced it has hired on a new executive director, Jim Vivian.
He replaces Barb Rose in the position and has a background in helping community organizations, such as working on a scholarship program with Copper Country Oldtimers Hockey, and the Alive Inside program to bring music to residents in long-term care facilities in the Keweenaw.
"Jim is a fifth-generation resident of the community. His rich family history dates back to the 1840s," says foundation board president Brent Peterson. "He comes from a long line of entrepreneurs and community leaders. His background and life experiences align perfectly with what the board sought in a new director."
Vivian moved into the role as of mid-December, and was officially welcomed at the Keweenaw Gold Gala held by the Keweenaw Community Foundation in Houghton this month.
Writer: Sam Eggleston
Source: Keweenaw Community Foundation
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