There's been plenty of interest in the vacant President and CEO position at the Sarnia-Lambton Chamber of Commerce. 15 to 20 applications, both local and from elsewhere in the province, have been received. Chamber Board Chair Rob Taylor says the submissions will be short-listed and a committee will conduct interviews. He says they hope to have a replacement for former CEO Rory Ring by year's end.
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