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Sonora Today
By the People, for the People
Tuolumne County Chamber Elects New Executive Leadership Team
New board president, vice president, and secretary bring operational, leadership, and tourism expertise to the business organization.
Mar. 12, 2026 at 8:04pm
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The Tuolumne County Chamber of Commerce has elected a new executive board, including Matt Kiolbassa as the new board president, Kimberly Kristenson-Lee as the new vice president, and Ginger McKinsey as the new board secretary. The transition marks a shift in leadership for the business organization, which has strengthened its impact through advocacy, events, and community initiatives.
Why it matters
The Tuolumne County Chamber of Commerce plays a crucial role in supporting the local business community and economy. The new executive leadership team brings a diverse set of expertise and experience that will help guide the Chamber's vision for a vibrant local economy and resilient businesses.
The details
The new board president, Matt Kiolbassa, is the owner of NTELogic and brings a background in operational strategy. Kimberly Kristenson-Lee, the new vice president, is the founder of Labyrinth Leadership Group and will leverage her executive leadership expertise to support the Chamber's expanding member initiatives. Ginger McKinsey, the new board secretary, is the General Manager of the Heritage Inn Yosemite/Sonora and will provide leadership from the recreation and tourism sectors.
- The Tuolumne County Chamber of Commerce has elected the new executive board officers.
The players
Matt Kiolbassa
Owner of NTELogic and the new board president of the Tuolumne County Chamber of Commerce.
Kimberly Kristenson-Lee
Founder of Labyrinth Leadership Group and the new vice president of the Tuolumne County Chamber of Commerce.
Ginger McKinsey
General Manager of the Heritage Inn Yosemite/Sonora and the new board secretary of the Tuolumne County Chamber of Commerce.
Mat Galvan
The outgoing president of the Tuolumne County Chamber of Commerce, who will stay on as the Interim Treasurer to help with the transition.
What they’re saying
“It's an honor to step into the role of board chair and president of the Tuolumne County Chamber of Commerce after serving as vice president. Over the years, our Chamber has strengthened its impact through strong business advocacy, vibrant business mixers, practical information and training workshops, and community‑building initiatives like Sierra Sourced that highlight the best of our local producers and entrepreneurs. I'm excited to continue this momentum and help guide the Chamber's vision for a vibrant local economy and resilient business community.”
— Matt Kiolbassa, New Board President
“Over the last few years, we have done some heavy lifting to put Tuolumne County back into the rooms where the real decisions are made. We rebuilt our coalitions, fought for pro-business policies, and proved what this Chamber is capable of. Passing the baton to leaders like Matt, Kimberly, and Ginger ensures that this momentum won't just continue—it will accelerate. The future of our local economy is in highly capable hands.”
— Mat Galvan, Outgoing President
The takeaway
The new executive leadership team at the Tuolumne County Chamber of Commerce brings a diverse set of expertise and experience that will help guide the organization's vision for a vibrant local economy and resilient business community. The transition marks an important moment for the Chamber as it continues to advocate for pro-business policies, host events and workshops, and support community initiatives that highlight the best of the region's local producers and entrepreneurs.


