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Bellingham Whatcom County Tourism welcomes new CEO

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Bellingham Whatcom County

Tourism welcomed its new president and CEO Dylan DeaneBoyle on January 17. He replaced Sandy Ward after her retirement at the end of 2022.

“Bellingham and Whatcom County is such an incredibly unique geographic and cultural area,” Deane-Boyle said. “When you have mountains and ocean, and you have that amount of recreation with vibrant communities in Whatcom County, and you combine that together as a visitor experience, that is so incredibly unique and really what drew me to this opportunity.”

Deane-Boyle spent the past decade as the former executive director of the Whitefish Convention and Visitors Bureau in Whitefish, a resort town of 8,500 people in Montana. There, he (See Tourism, page 16)

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