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KAM Announces Frank Jemley III as its New Executive Director

Frankfort, Ky – The Kentucky Association of Manufacturers (KAM) announced today it has selected Frank Jemley III as its new Executive Director. Jemley joins the KAM team immediately.

Jemley comes to KAM with a wealth of experience in the private and public sectors, having served in senior positions in government, business, and nonprofits. He has held top posts in Kentucky’s Tourism, Arts and Heritage Cabinet, was the Property Council of Australia’s top U.S. government affairs advisor, headed up public affairs for Churchill Downs, and led the conversion to private operation of a former military base in Louisville.

“After an extensive search, I am confident in saying that the board and I have made a terrific hire to guide KAM,” said Chris Driver, Chairman of the KAM Board of Directors. “Frank’s background speaks for itself. He is a proven leader that can lead KAM to new heights in our mission to create and protect a manufacturing-friendly environment in Kentucky.”

“I am excited to join the organization whose mission supports more than 4,500 Kentucky companies, their 250,000-plus employees and their families, and the countless communities where they live and work,” said Jemley. “Manufacturing is critically important to Kentucky’s economic prosperity. I am joining a great team and board whose work to strengthen and grow manufacturing in Kentucky has never been more important.”

Frank attended the U.S. Naval Academy and the University of Louisville, where he earned a B.A. with honors and was student body president. After college, he served six years on active duty as a Navy intelligence officer. A native of Bardstown, Kentucky, Frank and his family reside in Louisville.

About KAM

Since 1911, KAM has served as the leading advocate for the manufacturing industry in the Commonwealth. Manufacturing is the economic engine of Kentucky, producing over $34 billion in annual Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and employing more than 250,000 Kentuckians. KAM members come from all sectors of Kentucky’s wide-ranging manufacturing industry.

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