Chamber Officers

He also was on the Dean's list and graduated magna cum laude. Josh began his career with West Point Bank in 2006, and he has been the President of West Point Bank since 2008. Josh is very active in the community that he calls home. He sits on various boards throughout Hardin County, including the Hardin County Chamber of Commerce, the Lincoln Trail Home Builders Association, and the Elizabethtown Education Foundation.Josh is on the public policy council of the Hardin County Chamber of Commerce and is also an alumni of Leadership Hardin County.

Josh is very active in Grace Heartland Church where he is a member of the Board of Elders. He also teaches youth on Sunday mornings and leads a small group at the church. Josh has coached various youth sports for many years and has volunteered in other areas of youth sports leagues throughout Hardin County.

Tracy started his law enforcement career in 1978 in the City of Plantation, KY. In 1982, he became an officer for the City of Shelbyville, KY where he was promoted to the rank of Captain and served as the Assistant Chief. In 1989, he was hired by the Louisville Division of Police where he served until his retirement in 2003, shortly after the City of Louisville and Jefferson County governments merged. Tracy held the rank of Major and the position of Assistant Chief upon his retirement from the Louisville Metro Police Department. After retiring from Louisville Metro, he continued his career in law enforcement by way of his employment with Eastern Kentucky University and the Kentucky Regional Community Policing Institute (RCPI) where he served as a training specialist and program manager. In 2009 the Kentucky RCPI moved to the University of Louisville’s Southern Police Institute (SPI). At both locations Tracy provided technical assistance and served as a consultant for a number of law enforcement agencies throughout the nation and internationally. Tracy is now a co-owner of Cupper’s Choice Coffee, which is an e-commerce based specialty coffee business located in Elizabethtown, KY.

He is also a board member for the Elizabethtown Police Foundation and past Board Chair of United Way of Central Kentucky (Campaign and CIT Chair in 2017 & 2018).Chad holds a Bachelors in Communication and Public Relations from the University of Kentucky as well as a Masters in Human Resource Development from Webster University. He has three adult stepsons, Stephen, Ryan and Bradon as well as one granddaughter, Hailee Rae. .

London is a graduate of LaRue County High School, Western Kentucky University and Louisiana State University’s Graduate School of Banking.

Philip began his career after earning a bachelor’s degree in finance from the University of Kentucky.

A Central Hardin High School graduate, he displays immense support for the Hardin County business community and is a very involved member of the Chamber. Known to be the first to arrive and the last to leave the many events that celebrate and support fellow chamber members, Philip served as a chamber ambassador from 2005-2015. During that time, he served three terms as ambassador president and was awarded a 2015 Chamber Champion Award. He also is a 2002 graduate of the Leadership Elizabethtown Program.

Philip lives in Elizabethtown with his wife, Christine, and their four children.

Chris has been involved with several professional committees within the Kentucky Society of CPAs and has also been involved with several local nonprofit organizations. He is a Hardin County native and resides in Elizabethtown with his wife, Cindy, and daughters, Annastin Grace and Kennedy Jade.

Williamsburg, Virginia for his Undergraduate Degree in Government and received his Juris Doctorate, cum laude, from the Wake Forest University School of Law in Winston Salem, North Carolina, in 1970. Terry was admitted to The North Carolina State Bar in 1970, and The Kentucky Bar in 1974. He is a Partner in the Law Firm of Skeeters, Bennett, Wilson and Humphrey, in Radcliff, Kentucky. Terry entered military service as a JAG Corps attorney and served in Korea before returning to civilian life and his home of Hardin County, Kentucky. Terry has been active in his community over the years serving as President of the Radcliff Chamber of Commerce, Hardin County Board of Education, Hardin County Bar Association, Radcliff Jaycees, Heartland Community Foundation and North Central Education Foundation. In his professional life, Terry sits on the Board of Directors of such organizations as First Citizens Bank, Central Kentucky Community Foundation, AUSA Core Committee, and Chairman of Farmers Capital Bank Corporation, a bank-holding corporation in Frankfort, Kentucky, and he has acted as City Attorney for the City of Radcliff, Kentucky. He is a past member of the Wake Forest University School of Law Board of Visitors and Advisory Board, Health Clinic of Hardin-LaRue County, Kentucky Bar Association (KBA) House of Delegates, KBA Trial Commissioner, KBA Inquiry Commission and Secretary and Founding Member of the Radcliff Rotary Club. Terry is married to Kay Bennett and they have two children, Brian and Tiffany, and three grandchildren. Terry is an active member of Valley View Baptist Church in Vine Grove, Kentucky.