Chamber Ambassador Committee 

“Building a better chamber through volunteer leadership”

To increase the retention rate of existing members by being responsive to members’ needs and reinforcing the benefits of chamber membership, and to strengthen our chamber by recruiting new members.

BENEFITS OF AMBASSADORSHIP

• Recognition in chamber newsletter and website
• Gain valuable contacts
• Committee Serves as a “leads group”
• Participate in the local business community
• Increase your company’s visibility
• Be a part of chamber leadership
• Chamber networking event discounts

QUALIFICATIONS

• Employed by a member firm of the NCMCC
• Must be a highly visible employee with their company
• Strong interpersonal skills, motivated and sensitive to the needs of the members
• Strength in working with members one-on-one in a positive, professional manner

EXPECTATIONS

• One “program” year commitment – September through May
• Attend monthly meetings having completed assigned calls
• Stay well informed on the functions of the chamber
• Attend ribbon-cutting ceremonies when available
• Greeter at chamber events when available

SUPPORT FROM THE CHAMBER

• On-going education on the chamber product line and priority issues
• Make support materials available that meet the needs of the task
• Recognition for accomplishments
• Volunteer recruitment and training programs
• Well-defined program objectives and goals

To learn more about becoming a Chamber Ambassador, contact Dick Quinlan at (978) 353-7600 x234.

Meet the Ambassadors

Mike Amburgy -MCA Pro
Ryan Arsenault - Vision Payroll Services
Leslie DelMonaco - Century 21 Realty Team *Chair
Heidi Getek - HealthAlliance Hospital
Beth MacBrian - Digital Federal Credit Union
Suzanne MacKenzie - WXLO Radio
Ron Montgomery - Marketing & Management of New England