Gary Campbell Seeks Certification as Candidate for NAHB 2025 Third Vice Chairman

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Contact: Diane Djordjevic
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VP, Deputy General Counsel
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The NAHB Nominations Committee has announced that Gary Campbell, CEO, Campbell Communities, in Lowell, Mass., submitted his Letter of Intent to seek certification as a candidate for NAHB 2025 Third Vice Chairman at the 2024 International Builders’ Show meetings. He is a member of the Northeast Builders and Remodelers Association of Massachusetts.

The Nominations Committee invites all interested parties to submit input on any concerns, comments or perceived challenges involved in certifying him as a candidate. All information needs to be submitted by Jan. 12, 2024. The committee will not consider any information submitted on an anonymous basis.

Any such comments or concerns should be submitted via email to the Nominations Committee staff liaison, Diane Djordjevic, or by postal mail:

Diane E. Djordjevic
VP & Deputy General Counsel
NAHB
1202 15th Street, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20005

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