Fisher named as emerging leader in '40 under 40' list

SANDUSKY — Alissa Fisher of the Greater Sandusky Partnership has been named to the Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives' 2025 Forty Under 40 list of emerging leaders shaping the chamber of commerce industry. Criteria outlined This annual recognition program showcases 40 of the industry's top emerging leaders who have demonstrated success in their careers and made significant contributions to the communities they serve. The list includes CEOs and staff professionals from a wide variety of roles and chamber sizes. Collectively, they have been honored for their creativity, dedication and commitment to identifying innovative solutions that will help shape the future of the chamber profession. "These outstanding leaders embody the talent, energy and dedication to drive meaningful change," said Sheree Anne Kelly, the chamber's president and CEO. "Their passion for strengthening their communities and promoting innovation in the chamber profession is shaping a promising future for those they serve." Across the globe, the chamber has more than 1,600 chambers of commerce and related business and economic development organizations as members, representing more than 9,000 professionals in the industry. Eligible chamber professionals must be nominated by their chamber's president/CEO, direct supervisor or board chair. Candidates must demonstrate meaningful involvement in the advancement of their communities and proven professional success within their chamber. People can view the full list and more by visiting magazine.acce.org Fisher grateful for recognition Fisher serves as the director of marketing and creative services for the Greater Sandusky Partnership, a regional chamber and economic development organization. In her role, Fisher, 30, is responsible for public relations, communications, design and brand strategy across the organization's initiatives. She played a key role in shaping the partnership's communications and branding approach following the integration of the region's former chamber, workforce and economic development entities. "I'm honored to be included in this group and see it as a reflection of the people who have guided and supported me," Fisher said. "I've been fortunate to learn from incredible leaders throughout my career, and I'm grateful for the chance to contribute to work that strengthens our region."