President: Ray Toombs, RToombs Photography Vice President: Todd Kinder, Ethan Allen Pittsford Treasurer: Mike Tullio, CPA Secretary: Katharine M. Felluca, Esq., Evans Fox LLP Administrator: Josephine Weber Dennis Behr, Vision Financial Group by MassMutual Miss Cynthia L.S. Ely, The Refinement Studio, LLC Deanna Gutta, DavieKaplan Clark Hadley, Hadley Chiropractic Theresa Oschmann, The Mailbox Maven Courtney Shutt, OFC Creations Theatre|The Old Farm Cafe' Ex-officio Members: Bill Moehle, Supervisor, Town of Brighton
Dr. Kevin McGowan, Superintendent, Brighton Central School District |
Brighton Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors Qualifications
The Board of Directors is the policy body of the Brighton Chamber of Commerce. Its members represent a cross-section of the business and professional leadership in the community. It has always been considered an honor to serve on the Board. Genuine and unselfish interest in the Brighton Chamber and its objective is the first requirement for the Board members.
To qualify for a position on the Board of Directors of the Brighton Chamber of Commerce, there are certain requirements and qualifications that need to be met.
1. Membership: You must be a member of the Brighton Chamber of Commerce for a minimum of two years to be eligible for a Board position.
2. Experience: Having relevant experience in business, leadership, or community involvement is preferred. This could include previous Board experience, executive-level positions, or a track record of successful business ventures.
3. Commitment: Serving on a Board of Directors is a two year term and requires a significant time commitment. You will be expected to attend regular Board meetings (four missed meetings in a rolling 12 months period is considered a resignation), participate in committee work, and represent the Chamber at various events and other activities as listed in the Brighton Chamber of Commerce Board Member Expectations and Responsibilities form and demonstrate a willingness and ability to commit the necessary time of approximately 5 hours per month.
4. Knowledge of the Chamber: Familiarity with the Chamber's mission, goals, and activities is essential. This can be gained through active participation in Chamber events, committees, and programs.
5. Networking and Relationship Building: Board members often play a role in building relationships with other businesses, community leaders, and stakeholders. Strong networking skills and the ability to represent the chamber positively are valuable assets.