The Moore County Chamber of Commerce is expanding its staff with the addition of a new Community Relations Manager, Annabeth Rives.
Rives is an Appalachian State University graduate with a BS in Communications and Advertising. In her new role with the Chamber, Rives will work to build positive relationships with Chamber Members, residents and nonprofit organizations, and collaborative workspace guests.
“We are excited about the new opportunities Annabeth will bring to the Chamber and community at large,” said Chamber President and CEO Linda Parsons in a press release. “Creating an experience and distinct relationship with all of our members is critical. Annabeth brings great energy and a passion for helping others. We look forward to utilizing her various set of skills and her fresh perspective on how to serve our members and further increase the Chamber value to each of our distinct members, large or small.”
Rives will also work with staff to develop and implement new programs, and services to assist members of the Chamber.
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