Longtime Greenwich Chamber Of Commerce President And CEO Steps Down

GREENWICH, CT — Marcia O'Kane, the longtime president and CEO of the Greenwich Chamber of Commerce, recently announced her plans to step down after over 13 years in the position.

In a Chamber email newsletter to the community, O'Kane highlighted several accomplishments over her tenure. She helped reimagine over 300 events, attracted hundreds of new members to the organization, branded "Women Who Matter" events, and supported the local business community through the dark times of the COVID-19 pandemic, among many other achievements.

"It has been a privilege to serve our local business community through these and many other milestones, but it is now time to turn the page and focus on my own entrepreneurial endeavors as I step down from my Chamber position," O'Kane said. "Every day during my tenure I have worked passionately to show everyone that our Chamber matters. I am confident that my goal of being an advocate and connector of local business has been reached. Without a doubt, I have been the biggest cheerleader of our organization and its value."

O'Kane went on to say she's "immensely grateful" to have served in the leadership position for Greenwich.

"You have supported me over the many years, and from the bottom of my heart, I sincerely thank you for such generosity," O'Kane added. "Please say hello when you see me around town; I will be the one beaming with pride to have been part of our Chamber’s 107-year legacy."

O'Kane became the leader of the Greenwich Chamber of Commerce in September 2011 following the resignation of Mary Ann Morrison.