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Ambassadors in action in Arkansas
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The Greater Bentonville Area Chamber of Commerce and Springdale Chamber of Commerce support local community and business development in Arkansas, and we are proud to support that mission.

Ambassadors Janet and Kary from our Rogers, Arkansas, division shared their energy by volunteering at chamber annual meetings where members gathered to celebrate achievements in the community and look forward to the year ahead. Not only do Janet and Kary serve as company ambassadors, they are also designated ambassadors at the chambers — Janet in Springdale and Kary in Bentonville.

Thank you to Janet and Kary for your involvement in the communities we serve and for representing us at these important events.

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