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Board of Directors
The Board of Directors, comprised entirely of members in good standing, sets policy and guidelines for the Chamber's overall operations. As a whole, the Board represents a diverse spectrum of small, medium and large organizations from the Bismarck-Mandan community. The following members represent the Executive Committee. Please see the links on the left to find Board members sorted by term expiration date.
Executive Committee
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Shannon Gangl, Seven Seas Hotel & Waterpark
Chairman
Shannon Gangl is the owner and CEO of the Best Western Seven Seas Hotel & Water Park in Mandan. He has served on the Chamber's Board of Directors since 2008 and is now serving as the 2012 chairman.
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Leslie Oliver, Vogel Law Firm
Chair-Elect
Leslie Bakken Oliver is an attorney with Vogel Law Firm in Bismarck, practicing employment and health care law. She has served on the Chamber Board of Directors since January 2008. According the Leslie, inclusion on the board gives her a better understanding of the challenges businesses face today, and an appreciation for the talented, dedicated business leaders in the area.
She looks forward to overcoming workforce development issues in the coming year. "I hope to serve as a voice for the business community, particularly at this time as we struggle with significant national issues impacting our economy - health reform, energy, etc.," she said.
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Dr. Craig Lambrecht, Sanford Health
Treasurer
Dr. Craig Lambrecht is the president of Sanford Health. He has worked at the hospital more than years as an emergency room doctor and corporate medical director prior to assuming his current position.
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Tom Todd, Northwest Contracting
Treasurer
Tom Todd is a part of the leadership team at Northwest Contracting. Northwest Contracting is an honest, dependable, diverse company known for providing quality work. Their dedication to building business relationships is based on quality, performance, trust, and respect.
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Barb Aasen, Eide Bailly
Past Chair
Barb was the Bismarck-Mandan Chamber's first female chair. She serves as partner-in-charge of the Bismarck office of Eide Bailly LLP, a regional public accounting and business advisory firm. She has been a Chamber board member for the past fouryears.
"Because so many of Eide Bailly's clients are members of the Chamber, I can bring trends and business issues they are facing to the board, and use these as opportunities to address what's affecting the business community as a whole."
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