Staff

At the Hopewell/Prince George Chamber & Visitor Center you will find an experienced, dedicated staff and many enthusiastic and talented volunteers serving the City of Hopewell and Prince George County and their 59,000 residents.

Chief Executive Officer

Becky McDonough is the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Hopewell/Prince George Chamber. Becky joined the Chamber in 1998, following a career in Specialty Chemical Sales for a Fortune 500 Company. 

Member Services Coordinator 

Jennifer Johnson  works closely with the CEO, the Board of Directors, webmaster, contractors, and local partner organizations to support the membership of the chamber and promote the community. Jennifer loves exploring local restaurants, spending time with her family and beach vacations.

Internships

The Chamber recruits college students, veterans, or military spouses for an internship.  Our internships are available in fall, spring, and summer sessions.  All internships are in person and on-site. Our interns gain experience with operations, tourism, special events, budgeting, strategic planning, advertising, promotion, marketing, communications, and more. Some of our interns landed summer jobs with employers they met, others stay in touch with mentors for post graduation opportunities. We guarantee a robust networking opportunity to every intern. All majors welcome. To pursue an internship opportunity, contact: Becky McDonough, CEO here.

Below are our most recent interns: 

Summer 2026 Intern 

Kateryna rising senior at UVA, McIntire School of Commerce. She has become very interested in adapting AI to the workplace and is eager to teach us some of what she's learned and apply it in our office. 

Kate has distinguished herself with contributions in strategic planning, event marketing, social media messaging, photography, and customer relations. When asked about her choice of the Chamber, Kateryna said: "Thanks to the Chamber's CEO, Becky, for exposure to strategic planning, business acumen and free enterprise ideology and the Board, for coaching and mentoring me and making me comfortable with networking-a life skill. The experience has not only enriched my academic and professional journey but also strengthened my resolve to contribute to initiatives that drive positive change in communities.”

Volunteers