5 Professionals Join Greater Lexington Chamber Board

Five professionals representing the diversity of business in the Lexington area have joined the Greater Lexington Chamber’s Board of Directors. They are:

• Tod Augsburger, senior vice president/COO at Lexington Medical Center. Augsburger grew up in Michigan and earned a bachelor of arts in finance from Michigan State University and a master’s in health administration from the University of Michigan. He joined LMC in 1999. This is his second term on the Greater Lexington Chamber board.
• James Berry, director of business development at Comporium. A Columbia native, Berry earned a bachelor of science in marketing from the University of South Carolina in Columbia after playing baseball two years at USC-Spartanburg. He joined Comporium in 1998.
• Dan Dennis, owner of Dennis Corp., an engineering, surveying, and construction management firm with offices throughout the state. Dennis holds a bachelor of science in civil engineering from The Citadel and a master’s of business administration from The Citadel Evening College. Dennis was the Small Business Administration’s 2011 Small Business Person of the Year in South Carolina.
• Royce Lehman, president and founder of North Lake Construction. A Nashville native, Lehman holds two degrees from Auburn University—a bachelor of arts in communications and a bachelor of science in building sciences. He founded North Lake Construction in 1987, and was named the Greater Lexington Chamber’s 2013 Small Business Person of the Year.
• Mark Patterson, site personnel manager at Michelin North America - Lexington. He earned a bachelor of science in electrical engineering and a master’s in business administration from The Georgia Institute of Technology.