Chamber appoints chairman, members

Clark D. Ivory, chief executive officer of Ivory Homes, was named chairman of the board of governors of the Salt Lake Chamber, effective today.

The chamber also announced Thursday that it appointed 17 people to its board of governors:

• Dr. Stan Albrecht, Utah State University

• Terry Buckner, The Buckner Co.

• Tom Case, Granite Construction Co.

• Raymond Dardano, UBS Bank USA

• Bill Haberstock, Million Air

• John Kirkham, Stoel Rives

• Debbie Kotter Barkley, Nordstrom

• Rich Moore, UPS

• William Moreton, Fred A. Moreton & Co.

• Scott Parson, Staker Parson Cos./Jack B. Parson Cos.

• Scott Pickett, PricewaterhouseCoopers

• Margo Provost, Log Haven

• Chris Redgrave, KSL Newsradio 1160 AM/KSFI FM 100

• Marilyn Tang, Certified Handling Systems

• Scott Tenney, Comcast Cable Communications

• Paul Van Slooten, The Pepsi Bottling Group

• M. Craig Zollinger, Chase

Ivory is a graduate of the University of Utah and Harvard University. He returned to Utah in 1992, when he was named division manager for Ivory Homes' Salt Lake and Utah county operations. In 2000, Ellis Ivory, founder of Ivory Homes and Clark Ivory's father, retired. Clark Ivory was named chief executive at that time.

In a statement released Wednesday, Salt Lake Chamber President and Chief Executive Lane Beattie said, "We are very excited about having Clark give us his leadership for the next year. He has a sharp intellect and a determination to succeed. His goals will build upon the excellent leadership and growth we enjoyed under Mark Howell."

Ellis Ivory is chairman of the board of directors of the Deseret News Publishing Co.

Ivory succeeds Mark Howell, executive vice president/division manager at Wells Fargo, who served as chamber chairman for the 2004-2005 fiscal year, which ended June 30.