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Hispanic Chamber gets interim leader
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Pero Hernandez
Interim executive director, Central Washington Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
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YAKIMA -- The Central Washington Hispanic Chamber of Commerce has appointed Pedro Hernandez as its interim executive director.
Hernandez, 34, operates H & B Packaging/Fresh Pack Northwest, a Yakima business that manufactures packing materials for the agricultural industry.
Hernandez replaces Bertha Alicia Garza, who stepped down after her full-time job demanded more of her time.
There is no timeline for hiring a permanent director, said Tony Sandoval, a member for the chamber's board of directors.
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