Lynnwood Event Center welcomes Rachel Gontz as new general manager - Lynnwood Today

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Rachel Gontz has been appointed the new general manager of the Lynnwood Event Center, officially starting her role on June 9, 2025. With over 20 years of leadership experience, Gontz aims to enhance the center's operations and strengthen community ties. Her previous roles in the event management sector have equipped her with valuable insights that she plans to leverage at the center. The Lynnwood Event Center is vital for hosting local events and gatherings, serving as a community hub. Gontz's leadership comes at a crucial time as the center seeks to expand its offerings and improve service delivery to the Lynnwood community.

Her appointment is expected to bring innovation and a renewed focus on community engagement. Gontz's commitment to enhancing the center aligns with its mission to provide a welcoming space for diverse events. Stakeholders are optimistic about her leadership and the positive changes it will bring.

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