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A dynamic and enthusiastic group of ambassadors recently completed training for the Aiken Chamber’s 2019 Ambassador Program. The 40-member team, who represent a cross section of the Chamber membership, qualified for the prestigious program.
Ambassadors have a prominent position of responsibility in the business community. They act as the Chamber’s primary liaisons for new and existing members and are highly visible at Chamber events. They assist members by introducing them to the benefits and services of membership and by serving as a means for members to engage in the organization. “I am always impressed by our Ambassador Program,” said Chamber President/CEO J. David Jameson. “These volunteers display a keen level of interest and commitment to helping us meet our goal of connecting and engaging our members. They are an asset to the Chamber, and I look forward to working with this fine group during the year,” Jameson said.
Jeremy Stevens, growth and development manager for Wayne’s Automotive and Towing Center, will serve as the 2019 Ambassador Chair. “Being a Chamber Ambassador is a great way to inspire others to find the good in the community, be part of the "pulse" of the business community, while encouraging them to take advantage of the services and relationships that membership in the Chamber has to offer,” Stevens said. Stevens joined the ambassador team in 2017 and was recognized as the Ambassador of the Year his first year. Stevens will be assisted by Vice-Chair Martha Ruthvven, special assisant for Congressman Joe Wilson. “A goal of mine is to create more connections within the ambassador team. This is a gifted group of individuals with a variety of experience and skills. Learning about one another will allow us to make the connections needed to better serve Chamber members.”
Ambassadors have a prominent position of responsibility in the business community. They act as the Chamber’s primary liaisons for new and existing members and are highly visible at Chamber events. They assist members by introducing them to the benefits and services of membership and by serving as a means for members to engage in the organization. “I am always impressed by our Ambassador Program,” said Chamber President/CEO J. David Jameson. “These volunteers display a keen level of interest and commitment to helping us meet our goal of connecting and engaging our members. They are an asset to the Chamber, and I look forward to working with this fine group during the year,” Jameson said.
Jeremy Stevens, growth and development manager for Wayne’s Automotive and Towing Center, will serve as the 2019 Ambassador Chair. “Being a Chamber Ambassador is a great way to inspire others to find the good in the community, be part of the "pulse" of the business community, while encouraging them to take advantage of the services and relationships that membership in the Chamber has to offer,” Stevens said. Stevens joined the ambassador team in 2017 and was recognized as the Ambassador of the Year his first year. Stevens will be assisted by Vice-Chair Martha Ruthvven, special assisant for Congressman Joe Wilson. “A goal of mine is to create more connections within the ambassador team. This is a gifted group of individuals with a variety of experience and skills. Learning about one another will allow us to make the connections needed to better serve Chamber members.”
The Ambassador Team is sponsored by
2019 Ambassador Team
Colen Lindell
803 Food Delivery, LLC
Yolanda Archuletta
Aiken County Habitat for Humanity
Clayton Clarkson
Aiken Communications, Inc., Aiken Standard
Lindsey McCullough
Aiken Communications, Inc., Aiken Standard
Nikasha Dicks
Aiken Technical College
Ettele Toole
Alfred Benesch & Company
Grace Preston
Alison South Marketing Group
Andrew Siders
Allstate Insurance, Andrew Siders Agency
Teresa Cheek
AmbioPharm, Inc.
John McMichael
Anderson Insurance Associates, LLC
Roger Gibson
Atlantic Broadband
Sean Pumphrey
Atlantic Broadband
LaShaunda Tucker
Bridgestone Americas Tire Operations, LLC
Frank Fulmer
CardConnect
T.C. Dorries
Certa Pro Painters of the CSRA
Mary Allen
The Citizens Park Office and Conference Center
Mike Allen
City Billiards
Tim O'Briant
City of Aiken
Cathy Patterson
Concerned Ministers Fellowship (CMF)
Debra Larke
Concerned Ministers Fellowship (CMF)
Kara Flanders
DayBreak Adult Care Services
Debbie Roland
Front Gate Properties, LLC
Georgia Pressley
Goodwill Industries
Caroline Turner
Herlong & Doran Financial Group
Miranda Beck
MAU Workforce Solutions
Felicia Pontoo
Mead Hall Episcopal School
Alexa Bottomley
Meybohm Real Estate
Nancy Cerra
Meybohm Real Estate
Woody Malone
Meybohm Real Estate
Martha Ruthven, Vice Chair
Rep. Joe Wilson SC-02 - Aiken District Office
Janice Young
Security Federal Bank
Mario Williams
ServiceMaster Janitorial of CSRA
Becca Hartsell
St. John's United Methodist Church
Kelsey Bruner
Trinity Home Health & Hospice of Aiken
Kateland Mason
Trinity Home Health & Hospice of Aiken
Deana Sumner
Trinity Home Health & Hospice of Aiken
Beverly Bradberry
Verandas On The Green
Valerie Umsted
Waste Management - Aiken Haulins
Jeremy Stevens, Chair
Wayne's Automotive and Towing Center
Kaleigh Foster
WJBF-TV
Tonya Fulmer
Woodside Plantation Country Club
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