The Chamber Alliance of the Mohawk Valley (CAMV) recently announced its new slate of officers for 2020. They are as follows: • President — Raymond J. Durso, Jr., executive director of The Genesis Group • First Vice President — Bill Guglielmo, president of the Rome Area Chamber of Commerce • Second Vice President — Karen Pike-Roberts of the […]
The Chamber Alliance of the Mohawk Valley (CAMV) recently announced its new slate of officers for 2020. They are as follows:
• President — Raymond J. Durso, Jr., executive director of The Genesis Group
• First Vice President — Bill Guglielmo, president of the Rome Area Chamber of Commerce
• Second Vice President — Karen Pike-Roberts of the Trenton Chamber of Commerce
• Treasurer — Bill Gray of the Rome Area Chamber of Commerce
• Secretary — Roxanne Mutchler, director of the Mohawk Valley Small Business Development Center
The Chamber Alliance of the Mohawk Valley says it is an association of independent chambers of commerce and organizations that meets monthly for information sharing, mutual support, advocacy, education, and joint planning. Established in 1997, CAMV’s purpose is to represent and promote the collective interest of the chambers of commerce of the Mohawk Valley — the geographic area which includes, but is not limited to, Oneida, Herkimer, Madison, Otsego, Fulton, and Montgomery counties.
Today, CAMV has 23 members and affiliate partners from six area counties and represents more than 2,500 businesses. The chamber members are: Boonville Area, Camden Area, Clinton, Fulton Montgomery Regional, Herkimer County, Kuyahoora Valley, Marcy, New Hartford, Greater Oneida, Otsego County, Rome Area, and Trenton chambers of commerce.
CAMV’s affiliate partners are: Center for Leadership Excellence, Destination Marketing Corp. for Otsego County, The Genesis Group, Hamilton Business Alliance, Mohawk Valley Association of Realtors, Mohawk Valley Business Women’s Network, Mohawk Valley EDGE, Mohawk Valley SBDC, Oneida County Tourism, Waterville Economic Development Corporation, and Workforce Development Board of Herkimer, Madison, & Oneida Counties.