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PRESS RELEASE: Pam Mackenzie Named President of Campaign for Vermont Prosperity

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: JULY 8, 2026

BEN KINSLEY
CAMPAIGN FOR VERMONT PROSPERITY, INC.
(802) 210-1271
[email protected]

 

Pam Mackenzie Named President of Campaign for Vermont Prosperity

Veteran public- and private-sector leader takes the helm of non-profit seeking economic prosperity.

 

Montpelier, Vermont – Campaign for Vermont Prosperity (CFV), the nonpartisan advocacy organization focused on public policies that support prosperity for all Vermonters, today announced that Pam Mackenzie has been named President of the organization. Mackenzie succeeds Pat McDonald, who led CFV for the past decade and will continue to serve the organization as a member of its Advisory Council.

Mackenzie brings to CFV a rare combination of executive leadership, deep Vermont connections, and a lifelong commitment to strengthening the communities she serves. As President, she will lead CFV's nonpartisan mission to advance data-driven public policy, civil discussion, transparency and accountability in state and local government, and to build an economy in which every Vermonter is secure and able to prosper.

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