FROM THE CLARKSBURG VISITORS' BUREAU

 

Clarksburg Visitors’ Bureau is pleased to announce Tina Yoke as Executive Director of the newly formed organization. As part of her role, Yoke will focus on raising the visibility of tourism opportunities in the city of Clarksburg, secure conventions of local, regional, and national organizations to be held in Clarksburg, as well as develop successful relationships with local community and business leaders.

 

“We are honored and privileged to have Tina Yoke lead our organization and city tourism forward. Her commitment, passion and positivity are the perfect ingredients and we couldn't ask for a better fit,” said Joshua Stear, president of the Clarksburg Visitors’ Bureau. “Tina's innate ability to develop relationships and build partnerships with business owners, city leaders, and local organizations will create many new opportunities. We all look forward to the positive outlook we gain with her at the helm.”

 

Yoke, a life-long resident of Clarksburg, brings a host of valuable experience as a community leader both professionally and as a volunteer. Previously, she served as Executive Director for the United Way of Harrison County where she led the organization through a season of growth and successful fundraising campaigns, and most recently as Executive Director for the Greater Clarksburg Convention & Visitors Bureau. Yoke serves on the board of directors for Healthy Harrison and Harrison County YMCA.

 

“I am grateful for the opportunity to work with the new board of directors, city council members and local business owners to explore innovative strategies to elevate the city of Clarksburg to attract visitors and increase tourism,” Yoke said. “I believe we will accomplish great things by working together. I have a strong passion and commitment for this community and I am honored to be a part of this exciting time.”

 

Clarksburg Visitors’ Bureau, Inc. exists to encourage, pursue, develop, market, and secure conventions of local, regional, and national organizations in the City of Clarksburg, including making arrangements for facilities, services, and administrative support necessary to run a convention; creating campaigns to encourage tourism; and increasing economic benefits through the promotion of travel and tourism.