Elizabeth Griffith Mudd of Marshall County recently was elected president of The Friends of KET, a volunteer organization that supports KET throughout the many regions of the Commonwealth.

A Friends of KET member since 2017, Mudd is the president of Kentucky Lake Economic Development, the economic development agency in Marshall County. She also is a member of Impact 100 Owensboro and the Western Kentucky Botanical Garden. In 2016, she was appointed by Gov. Matt Bevin to the board of directors for the Kentucky Arts Council, where she served for five years. In 2017, Mudd was named a Greater Owensboro Chamber of Commerce “40 Under 40” honoree. 

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