- April 5, 2025
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John Subers introduces the board of directors.
Amy Lukasik, Jimmy Millhollin, Matt Dunn
Cindy Dalecki is announced as a board member.
Jimmy Millhollin and Don Greene, winner of Innovative Service or Product, with DGreene Art LLC
Photos by Brian McMillan
County Commission Chairman Greg Hansen introduces John Subers as the new chairman.
Hallie Hydrick was named Diplomat of the Year.
Intracoastal Bank won Large Business of the Year. Posing with Millhollin are Trudy Ward, Laura Gilvary, Laurinda Alves, Cheryl Tanenbaum and Maria Scarol
Jim Kuykendall, of Air Pros of Flagler County, won Small Business of the Year.
Jimmy Millhollin is now the immediate past chairman.
Jimmy Millhollin surprised his wife, Annette Gardinal, with roses to say thank you for supporting him during his year as chairman.
Robbin Wilson presented Jimmy Millhollin with a faux TIME magazine cover, recognizing him as 2017's chairman.
John and Margaret Subers
John Subers is the new chairman of the Flagler Chamber.
John Subers swears in the board for 2018.
Chamber President Jorge Gutierrez
Matt Dunn
Superwash Express won Excellence in Customer Service. Posing with Millhollin are David Verduzco and Paden Davis.
After a night of award presentations at the Flagler Chamber’s 50th-annual Installation Celebration on Jan. 19, the culminating speech was also the shortest. John Subers thanked his family and other supporters as he was introduced as the 2018 chairman of the board, and then he had just two things to say: Build relationships and get involved.
“If you are intentional about building relationships with our community, your business and personal life will see a return,” said Subers, whose day job is executive director of the Florida Hospital Flagler Foundation.
The night at the Hammock Beach Resort began with opening remarks by chamber President Jorge Gutierrez, who said that in the first 150 days since he was hired, he has learned that the organization’s biggest opportunity is not gaining more members.
“The challenge is how we continue to demonstrate value to members after a year, two or 10, and helping them make the most of the benefits and opportunities they gain by being members,” he said.
To conclude the night, immediate past chairman Jimmy Millhollin (day job: manager of RE/MAX Flagstaff) donned a cowboy hat and fast-talked the crowd in a live auction for three items, including a ride-along with Sheriff Rick Staly, which went for $650.
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