Wednesday, 10 February 2010 02:08

Chamber Ambassadors

Written by  Jason Hull
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The 2010 Mini-Cassia Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors front row from left to right are Kae Cameron, Executive Director, Tina Hanssen, Marion Wadsworth, Michelle Campbell, Ambassador President, Audrey Neiwerth, Terri McBride. Back row from left to right are Pat Campbell, Ward Maxfield, Ben Nelson, Jason Hull, Jared Simkins, Jon Anderson, and Mayor George Anderson. The 2010 Mini-Cassia Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors front row from left to right are Kae Cameron, Executive Director, Tina Hanssen, Marion Wadsworth, Michelle Campbell, Ambassador President, Audrey Neiwerth, Terri McBride. Back row from left to right are Pat Campbell, Ward Maxfield, Ben Nelson, Jason Hull, Jared Simkins, Jon Anderson, and Mayor George Anderson.

The Mini-Cassia Ambassadors is a permanent committee of the Mini-Cassia chamber of Commerce that acts as the publicity and public relations arm of the Chamber.  They work together to recognize, promote and serve the Mini-Cassia business community.  They are responsible for conducting official ceremonies such as ribbon cuttings, Business Open House functions and groundbreakings.  This committee is committed to member retention and recruitment and they act as the Membership Committee, assisting the Chamber Membership Director with member recruitment activities.

The Ambassadors meet the first Wednesday of each month at different locations.

The Ambassadors look forward to welcoming new businesses to the community.   If you would like to schedule a ribbon cutting or learn more about the Ambassadors, call the Chamber of Commerce at 679-4793.

The 2010 Mini-Cassia Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors front row from left to right are Kae Cameron, Executive Director, Tina Hanssen, Marion Wadsworth, Michelle Campbell, Ambassador President, Audrey Neiwerth, Terri McBride.  Back row from left to right are Pat Campbell, Ward Maxfield, Ben Nelson, Jason Hull, Jared Simkins, Jon Anderson, and Mayor George Anderson.

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