Chamber Ambassador Program
The CBICC Ambassador Program enhances the Chamber’s impact in the Centre County community through recruitment of new members, retention of current members, and support of CBICC programs and events. As such, Ambassadors are an essential piece of the Chamber team and are directly involved in shaping the Chamber’s future growth and success.
Ambassadors are engaged professionals representing a variety of regional industries. If you are interested in becoming an ambassador, email Melissa Roth, Director of Membership, here.
Board of Directors
Greg Scott
President & CEO814-234-1829 Ext. 104
Greg Scott, President and CEO of the Chamber of Business & Industry of Centre County
In this role, Greg’s primary responsibility is to provide effective leadership to the organization and its members in carrying out the Chamber’s mission, directing internal operations and developing external relationships beneficial to business and community advancement.
He oversees the Chamber’s economic-development activity under the banner of the Centre County Industrial Development Corporation/Centre County Economic Development Partnership.
Prior to joining the Chamber, Greg led various business operations during a 25-year career in higher education. He held leadership roles at three major research institutions, including Rutgers University, Penn State University, and most recently at the University of Pittsburgh, where he served as the Senior Vice Chancellor of Business Operations.
Greg is a U.S. Navy veteran who served as an officer in the Civil Engineer Corps. During his tenure, he was the assistant resident officer in charge of construction in Twentynine Palms, California, and the assistant public works officer in Indian Head, Maryland.
Greg holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering from Penn State, an MBA from National University, and a Penn State Executive Management Program certificate.
Greg is a Centre County native and a graduate of Bald Eagle Area High School. He and his wife, Erica, reside in State College
