Terry had a very successful career and has focused on inclusive hiring throughout his career. terry uses a peer mentoring approach that ensures everyone has a successful employment experience and he is. a firm believer in employment inclusion for everyone. Terry provides education and offers mentorship to many small businesses in the Durham region and is also involved in many community organizations, including the Port Perry Canada Day committee, past board member of Community Living and as well Big Brothers and Big Sister North Durham.

As a hairstylist, with over 46 years of experience, cut and colour specialist Rosario Greco has a great passion for the hair industry.

Internationally trained. Rosario knows the importance of ongoing education to keep up with the latest cutting techniques
and hair care products and in 2018 obtained the Ontario College of Trades Red Seal in Hairdressing. Initially a competitor and now with a Life-Time Achievement Award in the Master Judges Program, Rosario has also involved himself in many industry related fundraisers, ABA Hair Shows, and has traveled to many parts of the world for training and platform work.

In addition to the beauty side of his industry, 11 years ago, Rosario also began
to recognizing the importance of being able to help his clients with hair loss and scalp care issues and became a trained trichologist. In 2013 Rosario opened and continues to operate Rosario Greco Styles, Hair Salon and Hair Loss Centre in Port
Perry, Ontario, Canada.

Margaret is the dedicated Executive Director of Big Brothers Big Sisters of North Durham (BBBSND), boasting a remarkable 25-years with the agency. While BBBSND’s mission centers around igniting the power and potential of youth through mentoring, Margaret’s role extends far beyond; she serves as a catalyst for change, driving tangible results, and making a profound difference in the lives of children and youth.

An adept fundraiser and event organizer, Margaret takes pride in spearheading successful community events for BBBSND, including Wing & Pizza Night and Winding Roads Country Festival.

Margaret stands as a founding member of 100 Women Who Care Scugog. Her passion for community service is further exemplified through extensive volunteer work with organizations such as Paralympic Sports, McDonald’s McHappy Day, and the Oak Ridges Hospice.

While serving on the Scugog Chamber Board, Margaret looks forward to championing the growth and prosperity of local businesses.

Jillian is the Chair of our Santa Claus Parade Committee and loves to give back to her community. For over 20 years Jill has been actively involved in helping others with planning and running special events. She organizes “The Community Gift Giving Program” through Mary Kay which provides residents at the Port Perry Community Nursing Home with gifts on Christmas.

Jillian was on the 2009 Mayor’s Honour Roll, recognizing her community service work. She is an Independent Sales Rep for Mary Kay, and Norwex and has volunteered with Big Brothers Big Sisters since 2008.

She has been involved with the Chamber of Commerce since 2003 allowing her to assist in the coordinating of community various events. Helping others is something Jill truly loves doing. Jillian was also the recipient of the inaugural “Bob Brozina Volunteer of the Year Award” in 2021, in recognition of her dedication to the Scugog Chamber of Commerce.

Amy Toon is a wife, mother, oma, sister, friend, trier of all things once, crafter, law clerk, and volunteer. Amy is passionate about our community. Although her family planted their roots in Pontypool, Amy works, plays, and volunteers in the wonderful town of Port Perry.

Amy is a law clerk with McMurtry Law. The family law firm has been located in town and a Chamber member since 2010.

Amy’s natural ability to foster relationships, listen intently, as well as organize and execute events has supported her success in numerous volunteer positions including, Team Rep and President of North Durham Ladies Lobball League for 8 years, Pontypool Park Board member and park coordinator for over 28 years, co-creator/coordinator of Amazing Race Port Perry, Polar Plunge and Mayor’s Gala, as well as Oak Ridges Hospice Volunteer since its opening. Amy was honoured to receive the June Callwood Outstanding Achievement Award for Voluntarism this past summer.

Amy looks forward to bringing new ideas, creativity, and inclusivity to our community as a Chamber Director.

For over 20 years, Melissa Rada has called Port Perry home, fostering a profound connection with the community. Known for her dynamic approach to community engagement, Melissa has become a passionate advocate for supporting small businesses in the area. As the founder of Radar Digital Marketing in Port Perry, she harnesses the power of digital media to empower local businesses while maintaining a strong focus on community well-being.

In addition to her entrepreneurial pursuits, Melissa has dedicated several years to the Scugog Council for the Arts, playing key roles in enhancing local tourism through impactful marketing initiatives.

Melissa’s commitment to community extends beyond her professional life. Not only is Melissa stoked on Scugog but she is actively involved in various local organizations, including the Scugog Chamber of Commerce, she embodies a genuine passion for contributing to the growth and vitality of Port Perry.