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The New CEO At The Chattanooga Community Kitchen

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Published October 6, 2021 at 5:02 PM EDT
Exterior of the Chattanooga Community Kitchen
Chattanooga Community Kitchen
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Chattanooga Community Kitchen

The Chattanooga Community Kitchen serves people experiencing homelessness - meeting the most basic needs of hungry, homeless and vulnerable people, while also offering a clear path to self-sufficiency.

The new CEO at the Community Kitchen is Olivier LeMaitre.

He brings to the role more than three decades of management and leadership experience from the private and nonprofit sectors - including many years as CEO of the Tim Kelly group of companies here in Chattanooga, and now as Vice President at Sandler Training.

Olivier LeMaitre
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Olivier LeMaitre

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