The Greater Fayetteville Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce the addition of Jordan Sturgis as the new director of events. In this role, Sturgis will oversee the planning and execution of more than 100 events annually, ranging from networking opportunities and business education classes to large-scale member gatherings and signature Chamber events.
“We are super thrilled to welcome Jordan to the team,” said Nat Robertson, CEO of the Greater Fayetteville Chamber, in a press release. “Her leadership and vision will be instrumental in elevating our events and ensuring that they provide valuable opportunities for our members to connect, learn and grow.”
As the Director of Events, Sturgis will focus on expanding the Chamber’s event portfolio, strengthening partnerships with local businesses and creating new experiences that align with the Chamber’s mission to drive economic success for their members and the region.
“I am excited to join the Greater Fayetteville Chamber and look forward to working with local businesses and community leaders to create engaging and meaningful events,” said Sturgis in a press release. “I’m eager to build upon the Chamber’s strong foundation and take our programming to the next level.”
With a strong background in event planning and community engagement, Sturgis brings a wealth of experience in organizing dynamic and impactful events that foster business growth and connectivity. Her expertise in event logistics, sponsorship coordination and strategic planning will enhance the Chamber’s ability to deliver high-quality programming that benefits both members and the greater Fayetteville community.
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