Our Ambassadors

What They Do

The Ambassadors are a team of committed individuals from the South Shore Chamber that serves as a vital link in helping the Chamber understand the needs of its membership. The objective of the Ambassadors is to make the Chamber’s membership & prospective members feel welcomed; made aware of opportunities, programs, and benefits; as well as ways to get involved.

Ambassadors have a monthly meeting that takes place the 1st Friday of the month from 8:30 - 9:30 AM.

Expectations

Attend monthly Ambassador meeting
Engage members at Chamber events
Attend a minimum of two Coffee Connections a year
Attend a minimum of two Ribbon Cuttings a year
Serve as a facilitator and/or greeter at various Chamber functions
Act as an extension of the Chamber in welcoming new members
Help the Chamber identify new volunteers
Two year commitment with the option for an additional year when term ends

Benefits

Complimentary admission to fee-based events when volunteering at event
Receive insider knowledge about what the Chamber is doing
Invitation to special events
Recognition of hard work on website, social media, and PR to the Chamber membership & region
Special Ambassador business cards & name badge
Engage in community volunteerism
Build relationships among the other Team members
Greater visibility for your business!

Interested in becoming an Ambassador?

Why I became an Ambassador...

NVNA and Hospice is a proud member of the Chamber. As a community-focused non-profit we are happy to share our services and perspective with other members in our region. The Chambers event’s and trusted network of businesses helps us stay close to our neighbors. I am grateful to be an Ambassador for it allows me to spread the word of the work of NVNA and Hospice as well as to be out in the community learning about other wonderful community partners. The chamber has afforded me opportunities to be involved in many aspects of my community and surrounding towns that I would otherwise not have been familiar with. The many networking events, and even the DC Fly-in, have been amazing experiences that have helped me and the NVNA and Hospice grow.

Meaghan Groves, NVNA and Hospice