Executive Committee Bertha Rodriguez
Board President Individual Member R. David Guerrero (Life Member)
Immediate Past President Jim Wells County Mellie Smithwick
CVB VP/ President-Elect Individual Member Sandra Bowen
Membership VP LJA Engineering Mary Jan Jenkins
Civic VP Immanuel Lutheran Church Ed Garcia
Treasurer/EDC VP State Farm Juan A. Navejar Jr.
Executive Director
Board Members Debra Brooks Edward Jones Pete Crisp City of Alice Bobby Galindo Alice Autoplex Mitch Hippensteal Texas Farm Bureau Joey Rojas Wells Fargo Bank Rodrigo Rodriguez Walgreens Mirelda Salinas Gulf Coast Federal Credit Union Rumaldo "Rummy" Solis Jr. Boys & Girls Club of Alice Board of Directors Gay Lynn Storm Stewart Title Laurie Whitty Paladium Bowl
Staff Noemi Andrade
Admin Assistant
2018 Alice Ambassadors
Nena Castillo-Pitts (Life Member)- President Martin Cantu- Vice President Ofelia Hunter- Secretary David Silva - Treasurer
Dee Dee Arismendez
David Fabela
Amanda Friederick
William Nash
Nicole Ortegon
Maria Elena Rising
Margaret Smith (Life Member)
Anna Saenz
Charity Webster
Clare Wonders
Education is the key to growing our business community
Juan A. Navejar Jr.
Changing how we train our youths and changing the way we teach is the foundation we need to improve on Dr. Michael Sandroussi, President of the Craft Training Center of the Coastal Bend said during the Old Fashion Barbecue sponsored by the Alice Chamber of Commerce.
It has been an interesting year for the Chamber and my term as president. We had some great events throughout the year and look forward to the Twelve Days of Christmas to begin with the Parade on Tuesday.
As business owners, managers, sales people and personnel, we can get caught up in the hectic holiday season. We put all our efforts to make our business have a lucrative return on our investments that when we go out ourselves to shop we overlook some safety precautions that can ruin our holiday spirit.
It’s Christmas time and the weather sure makes it feel like the holidays are right around the corner, not to mention a new year. With that my term as Ambassador president comes to an end this month.
Guns & Glamour held a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony marking the expansion of their business on Friday, November 16, 2018. The boutique is located at 1801 E. Main.
It has been an interesting year for the Chamber and my term as president. We had some great events throughout the year and look forward to the Twelve Days of Christmas to begin with the Parade on Tuesday.
As business owners, managers, sales people and personnel, we can get caught up in the hectic holiday season. We put all our efforts to make our business have a lucrative return on our investments that when we go out ourselves to shop we overlook some safety precautions that can ruin our holiday spirit.
It’s Christmas time and the weather sure makes it feel like the holidays are right around the corner, not to mention a new year. With that my term as Ambassador president comes to an end this month.
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