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Rob van Adrichem departing PG City Hall
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Another notable City of Prince George employee is leaving.
Director of External Relations Rob van Adrichem will exit his current role and join the Community Energy Association.
van Adrichem’s departure is not part of any restructuring and his last day at City Hall is August 6th.
He was previously the V-P of External Relations at UNBC before being hired on by the city in September of 2015.
van Adrichem has been involved in volunteer roles related to renewable energy, the Bioeconomy, and regional development for over a decade.
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