About
Afiliados
The North Central Massachusetts Chamber of Commerce has affiliate organizations that work side by side with the chamber but may have a separate board of directors, program of work, and/or finances. Visita el centro-norte de Massachusetts, the Corporación de Desarrollo del Norte Central de Massachusetts, and the Fundación de la Cámara de Comercio del Norte Central de Massachusetts– These organizations focus on specialty areas and allow us to achieve more for our members and the North Central region. Additionally, theses affiliations provide multi-faceted value for members’ investment and access to resource that improves business success.
Committees
The North Central MA Chamber of Commerce’s voluntary committees are the lifeblood of the Chamber and it’s advocacy of businesses. Members have the opportunity to contribute directly to the work of the Chamber and to interact with fellow Chamber Members who share common interests. Committee participation is a great way for Members to network, share ideas and further the Chamber’s objectives for North Central businesses through its promotion, support and advocacy initiatives.
For more information on joining a committee, contact the Chamber.
The Chamber Ambassadors act as a liaison between members and Chamber staff as well as a connection within the business community. Chamber Ambassadors are members in good standing from various industries and highly visible within their own business as well as the community. To inquire about joining the committee, please contact Patrick O’Hara.
Formerly known as the Young Professionals of North Central, which served individuals ages 21–40, the newly rebranded Future Leaders of North Central (FLNC) Network is open to everyone—no age restrictions. While many workshops and activities are designed to support and develop the next generation of leaders, all individuals are welcome to participate.
Through inclusive programming and dynamic events, the FLNC Network fosters connection, growth, and leadership across our professional community. We are now offering, the FLNC Retreat, an event held twice a year to bring professionals together for energizing experiences that combine strategic planning, creative workshops, team building, and wellness to inspire personal and professional growth. Interested in joining the committee, please contact Valerie Bruno.
The Women’s Leadership Connection Committee is comprised of business women of all levels, whether sole proprietors or executive professionals, which help dictate the programming needs of the WLC events held 9 times throughout the year. The WLC Committee meets approximately 4 times per year, deciding on important topic areas, marketing of the events and how to better support local businesswomen. For a complete list of members or to join the committee, please contact Valerie Bruno.
The Human Resource Council Committee is composed of area human resource managers and employee/labor relations lawyers. This committee selects important topic areas for discussion at monthly HRC events. This committee meets approximately 3 times per year directly following selected monthly meetings. For a complete list of members or to join the committee, please contact Valerie Bruno.
The Scholarship Committee is tasked with reading the 50+ applications the NCMCC Foundation receives each year for only 22-25 $2,000 scholarships. The Scholarship Committee members include representatives from area businesses which provide scholarships. For a complete list of members or to join the committee, please contact Valerie Bruno.
The Chamber’s sister organization, The North Central MA Development Corporation, employs a small group of financial and business savvy members to help make decisions on the micro-loan program. These members meet once per month to discuss potential loans and the risks associated. To join the committee, please contact Sandie Cataldo.
This committee is dedicated to the advocacy of North Central MA business community. Meeting several times per year, this group consists of community leaders and those active in the legislative setting. Committee members develop a list of potential and current legislation that the NCMCC staff should actively monitor as well as discuss the support or lack of support for each piece. To join the committee, please contact Travis Condon.
Community Leadership Institute: The Community Leadership Institute Steering Committee supports the recruitment and program planning for the CLI program, a 9-month leadership development course. CLI Steering Committee members must be graduates of the program from 1988 –present or actively involved in the monthly events. For a complete list of members or to join the committee, please contact Teresa Roberts.