LEXINGTON, Ky. — Commerce Lexington is proud to announce the members of its 2024 Ambassador Committee, a selective group of volunteers who serve as an extension of the Commerce Lexington Inc. staff, ensuring that member businesses are getting the most out of their membership. Ambassadors help educate members on benefits, programs, and events, as well as represent Commerce Lexington at ribbon cuttings, grand openings, networking functions, and open houses.
Commerce Lexington Inc. President and CEO, Bob Quick, said, “Our Ambassador Committee is so important to the success of our organization. The members are not only among the best professionals across our region, but they also provide a valuable and effective connection between Commerce Lexington and our nearly 2,000 member businesses, ensuring that their needs and concerns are communicated and addressed. We greatly appreciate their efforts.”
2024 Commerce Lexington Inc. Ambassador Committee:
- Francisco Castro, JCC Insurance Group, LLC
- Nicole Corbin, David H. Elliot Company, Inc.
- April Corwin, Forcht Bank
- Alicia Cox, Stock Yards Bank
- Ginger Davis, Churchill McGee
- Brandy Drakeford, Xooker
- Vicki Evans, TOPS Marketing
- Caroline Francis, University of Kentucky Alumni Career Services
- Jamie Hall, Don Franklin Auto Mall (2024 Committee Chair)
- Laura Justice, VisitLEX
- Trey McCallie, Realty One Group Bluegrass
- Laura Mobley-Corn, Express Employment Professionals
- Jeff Morrett, Parsons & Howard Insurance Group
- Crystal Newton, 46Solutions
- Dan Noel, Men In Kilts Lexington
- Susie Patrick, WDKY FOX 56
- Jessica Pfister, Heartland Payroll & Payments
- Berry Popp, Whitaker Bank
- Alisa Rose, Nimlok-Kentucky
- Adam Routt, Quality Inn Lexington
- Mike Sypolt, LW Office Furniture Warehouse
- Becky Trimble, Central Bank Center
- Kelly Webb, Houchens Insurance Group
- Mark Weimer, WesBanco Bank
ABOUT COMMERCE LEXINGTON:
Commerce Lexington is a 1,900-plus member investor-driven organization focused on promoting entrepreneurial start-ups, business expansion and retention, and new job creation; advocacy; workforce development; connecting people and businesses; community, minority, and small business development; and cultivating local and regional leadership. For more information, visit commercelexington.com.
