
The Greater Fayetteville Chamber is proud to announce the appointment of Matt Stone as the new director of member engagement and the Consumer Protection Division.
In this dual leadership role, Stone will be responsible for developing and executing strategies designed to engage, retain and deliver exceptional value to the membership’s largest employers and most influential stakeholders throughout the region.
“We are thrilled to welcome Matt to the Chamber’s leadership team,” said Nat Robertson, President/CEO of the Greater Fayetteville Chamber in a press release. “His expertise in building meaningful, strategic relationships and delivering value to key stakeholders will be essential as we expand our impact and continue to serve the evolving needs of our largest members and Cumberland County’s largest industry and businesses.”
As Director of the Consumer Protection Division, Stone will also be responsible for leading initiatives that uphold fair business practices, promote consumer awareness, and protect the interests of both businesses and consumers within the community.
Matt brings a wealth of experience in stakeholder engagement, strategic planning and organizational leadership. His appointment reflects the Chamber’s commitment to innovation, accountability, and a results-driven approach to member service and community trust.
“I am honored to join the Greater Fayetteville Chamber team and contribute to such a dynamic and forward thinking Chamber,” said Stone in a press release. “I look forward to working closely with our members to create a more engaged, connected, and thriving business community.”
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