Chamber Committees

All members are welcome to get involved in all of our committees. We have an array of monthly meetings for you to attend.

Ambassadors

By becoming an Ambassador, you make a commitment to the Chamber, your company and your fellow members, to make the Chamber an organization of which we can all be proud.

Ambassadors are the official "meeters and greeters" for the Chamber. They handle a variety of duties at all regular and special events including Networking Breakfasts, the Annual Village Venture Arts & Crafts Faire and Ribbon Cuttings.

An Ambassador must be a Chamber member in good standing and attend Breakfasts, Ribbon Cuttings, Lunches and Special events.

Meetings are held every third Monday of every month at noon in the Chamber Boardroom.

Chair 2017-2018:  Nona Tirre, State Farm Agency

Ambassador Committee Members:

Carlos Diaz, US Bank
Carol Holmes, Assistance League
Cindy Rainey, Rotary Club of Claremont-Sunrise
Matt Reynoso, Heartland Payment Systems
Nona Tirre, State Farm Agency
Sami Ghanshyam, Primerica Financial Service
Sarah Jo Antonucci, Stella Divina
Susan Emerson, Wheeler Steffan Sotheby's International Realty
Susie Rowan, Caring Transitions
Vincent Arenas, US Bank

Marketing/PR

Marketing/PR aims to reach out to and partner with Claremont businesses and the City of Claremont to increase business visibility and activity, identify grouping for community business to support and promote the activities of one another, and identify activities designed to draw customers to business centers.

Meets every second Thursday from 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm at the Chamber Office.

Chair:  Emily Moultrie, Claremont Craft Ales

Claremont Chamber Young Professionals

CCYP December 2017 Group PictureThe Claremont Chamber Young Professionals (CCYP) targets the young and talented current Chamber Members. CCYP exists to strengthen the vitality of Claremont and surrounding areas by providing a network of professional development and social opportunities. If your Chamber business has young entrepreneurs under 40, inquire with the Claremont Chamber as to how they can be a part of this energetic group.

Networking events and Mentor Series will be held monthly.

E-mail contact@claremontchamber.org for more information.

Chair:  Becky Ustrell | Children's Foundation of America

Governmental Relations & Economic Development Committee

Governmental Relations aims to identify and keep effective action on legislation, both enacted and proposed, which impacts members. Keep membership informed of current and pending legislation and effectively communicate Chamber positions on legislative issues.

Create a public policy platform which would enable the Governmental Relations Committee to take positions on business issues in a more timely manner.

Be proactive, not reactive, in regards to local, state and federal legislation that has an impact on business in Claremont.

Develop a stronger relationship with our local legislators so that we can give our members a voice in these issues.

  • Current Issues & Legislation
  • Register to Vote
  • Our Legislators

The  Economic Development committee’s mission is to assist the City of Claremont in business retention, education and recruitment.

Meets every third Tuesday from 7:30am until 9:00 am at the Chamber office.

Chair:  John Howland | Buxbaum & Chakmak Attorney at Law