Staff and Contact Info
Christopher Mutty, Executive Director
Christopher Mutty is the Executive Director of the Brookline Chamber of Commerce. He is a 10-year resident of Brookline, a former small business owner in town, and a nonprofit founder. He is committed to the success of our community as a thriving place to live, work, and do business.
Chris knows the Brookline business community well after owning his own small businesses (Green Line Growers and Brookline Grown) in the heart of Coolidge Corner. After hanging up his green thumb, Chris transitioned to being a stay-at-home parent and founder of a local 501(c)(3) (Hub Rugby). Chris also brings a depth of relationships with the town to this role as a founder and as an elected Town Meeting Member.
"Brookline has become our adopted home and I'm thrilled to take on the responsibility of representing its business community." Chris said, "I'm very excited to lead the Chamber's mission of growing Brookline's business districts and advocating on behalf of all members."
Chris earned his BA in Economics from Middlebury College where he won 2 national championships as a member and later captain of the rugby club.
Chris enjoys spending time on the Cape, at camp in Vermont, or on the beach in Maine. On weekends he is busy watching his sons play soccer and coaching K-8 rugby. He is passionate about all Boston sports teams.
Gabriel Adande, Marketing and Outreach Specialist
Gabriel Adande is the Marketing and Outreach Specialist for the Brookline Chamber of Commerce. A Brookline resident since middle school and originally from France, Gabriel has developed a deep connection to the community and a strong commitment to fostering sustainable growth for local businesses.
As the founder of Littlepaperhands, a small business dedicated to creating recycled paper kits, Gabriel’s passion for sustainability shines through. His work centers around reducing waste and offering creative, eco-friendly alternatives to everyday materials. Gabriel’s business reflects his entrepreneurial spirit and innovative approach to addressing environmental challenges, combining design, marketing, and sustainability into a unique product offering.
Gabriel’s background includes experience in digital media and production, having worked at a production studio in France where he gained valuable skills in content creation and website development. This expertise allows him to bring a modern, strategic perspective to the Chamber’s outreach efforts. His marketing knowledge and technical abilities are key assets in promoting Brookline's business community.
Currently pursuing a degree in Environmental Science at UMass Boston, Gabriel’s academic focus complements his professional endeavors, positioning him as a thoughtful advocate for sustainable business practices.
In his spare time, Gabriel enjoys playing soccer and rugby, and exploring hiking trails across New England, staying active and connected to nature. His love for the outdoors is a reflection of his commitment to environmentalism and a healthy, vibrant community.
Luc Henriquez, Member Services Associate
Luc Henriquez is the Member Services Associate for the Brookline Chamber of Commerce. Originally from Cincinnati, OH, they moved to the Boston area eight years ago to attend Northeastern University, where they received their B.S. in Linguistics and Psychology.
In addition to their work in Brookline, they sell handmade goods as Lucretian Crafts Co. and support the next generation of medical professionals as a standardized patient. Luc is dedicated to finding the corners of the world that can use a little joy or a little help.
In their spare time, Luc enjoys reading, making art, and recreating historical recipes. An avid hiker, Luc also spends time exploring local trails and makes an annual trip to hike Acadia.
Cathy Webbe, Events and Membership Intern
Cathy Webbe is the Events and Membership Intern for the Brookline Chamber of Commerce. A Boston native, she became interested in Brookline after visiting from the neighboring Fenway area, drawn to its unique blend of local businesses and community spirit.
Currently a Senior at Emmanuel College, Cathy is majoring in Management with a concentration in Finance, a background that provides insight into the strategic planning of events and initiatives for the Chamber.
Beyond her role at the Chamber, Cathy has a passion for event planning and entrepreneurship. As Treasurer of the Black Student Union at Emmanuel College, she plays a key role in organizing events that promote cultural awareness and student engagement. Additionally, she previously worked with the college’s Development Office, gaining experience in donor relations and fundraising.
Her enthusiasm for community-building is what excites her most about working at the Chamber. She is passionate about creating spaces where businesses and residents can connect, collaborate, and grow together.
In her free time, Cathy enjoys exploring new local businesses and embracing the diversity of flavors, cultures, and experiences they offer. She also has a creative side- she loves music, painting, and crocheting. She uses these hobbies as a way to unwind and express herself.