Eddy Maillot to lead Chamber Board of Directors for 2025

Eddy Maillot of Hillsboro has been elected to serve as the chairman for the Highland County Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors for 2025. Maillot was elected to the Chamber Board in 2022 and is currently the Chief Operating Officer of Highland District Hospital. Maillot holds a master’s degree in physical therapy from Loma Linda University in California and a second master’s degree in business administration from Gonzaga University in Washington. He will be in his current position at Highland District Hospital for three years in June.

“My motivation to join the Highland County Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors was to work with an exceptional group of professionals who gather to impact the community,” said Maillot.

Through leadership, Maillot is hoping to assist in the expansion and improvement of the Highland County business community.

Maillot was born in Geneva, Switzerland and grew up in the French Alps. He is the proud father of triplet daughters and will celebrate three years as a Highland County resident this June.

Serving on the Chamber Board of Directors for 2025 with Maillot include: Meghan Wagoner, Chair Elect, Thompson Funeral Service, Inc.; Regina Malone, Vice Chairman, Merchants National Bank; Lindsay Cloud, Treasurer, Southern Hills Community Bank; Diana Setty, Past Chairman, First State Bank; Jacob Alexander, Highland County Board of DD; Julie Bolender, Highland County Economic Development; Laura Burton, Seal-Tite, LLC; Lannae Greene, Zoom Drain of Cincinnati and Southern Ohio; Amanda Hall, Peoples Bank; Heather Hughes, Twisted Violet Homestead; Mark Hunter, Weller’s Plumbing & Heating; Josh McCoy, Adena Greenfield Medical Center; Casey McIntosh, Visitors Bureau of Highland County; Nicole Roades, Southern State Community College; Nathan Shafer, Shafer Heating & Cooling; and Randalyn Worley, City of Hillsboro.

About the Highland County Chamber of Commerce
The Highland County Chamber of Commerce is a non-profit membership-driven organization that represents the business community of Highland County. The many plans and programs the Chamber offers its investors, combined with county workforce development initiatives, and local, state, and federal legislative/advocacy efforts positions the Chamber of Commerce as a lead organization in Highland County. Learn more at www.thehighlandchamber.com.