First Future Faces ambassadors appointed to Chamber committees

Greater Birmingham Chambers of Commerce’s commitment to young professionals has taken a step forward with the appointment of Future Faces Ambassadors to two of its committees.

Representatives from the GBCC’s Future Faces division have been appointed to the committees of the Royal Sutton Coldfield and Lichfield & Tamworth Chambers of Commerce.

The groundbreaking development highlights the Chambers' strong commitment to fostering young talent and ensuring that these business communities are places where emerging leaders can thrive.

The two ambassadors are Adam Gadsby, from PI-KEM, and Will Crawford, from Quietnote.

Adam will represent Future Faces on the Lichfield & Tamworth Chamber committee, while Will is the ambassador for the Royal Sutton Coldfield Chamber committee.

Charlie Elliott, head of both the Royal Sutton Coldfield and Lichfield & Tamworth Chambers of Commerce, commented: “We are thrilled to welcome Adam and Will as our first Future Face Ambassadors.

“Their appointments signify a powerful step towards ensuring that the voices and ideas of younger professionals are at the forefront of our decision-making.

“At the heart of our work, we are committed to creating a Chamber environment where young talent can not only grow but thrive.

“These ambassadors will play a key role in shaping our Chamber’s future, bringing energy, new ideas, and innovation to our initiatives.”

The Future Face Ambassador role was introduced as part of the Chambers' ongoing commitment to engage younger members.

The initiative supports both the representation of younger members’ interests and their active participation in shaping the future direction of the Chambers.

Find out more information about the Royal Sutton Coldfield, Lichfield & Tamworth Chambers of Commerce and Future Faces.