MC 2025 January Lunch & Learn: Leveraging Social Media for Growth

We look forward to everyone attending this Lunch & Learn on January 22, 2025. The Montgomery County Chamber of Commerce is pleased to present "Lunch and Learn" - an event series designed to provide a unique opportunity for local business professionals to network, learn and grow. This event will feature a light lunch. Space is limited. Register today!

Thank you to our sponsor BAE Systems, and thank you to our host The Montgomery Museum of Art & History.

This session's topic will be on leveraging social media for growth, where we will be discussing how to identify the right social media platforms for your business, cultivating connections with your audience, how to create and maintain a social media marketing calendar, and more.

This presentation will be facilitated by Jennifer Huffman, Senior Vice President, Manager of Workplace Solutions for Atlantic Union Bank, and Alan Waters our Director of Marketing & Communications. 

Jennifer Huffman is an accomplished American businesswoman and the Senior Vice President of Solutions Banking at Atlantic Union Bank, the largest regional bank in Virginia. With a strong focus on delivering financial wellness solutions, she is committed to empowering employees to build financial confidence through workplace financial benefits. 

Recognized as a "POWER BROKER," Jennifer's influence extends beyond banking; she is a highly sought-after speaker and a thought leader in her field. Her accolades include being named one of the "Top 20 under 40" by Lynchburg Business Magazine in 2022, receiving the 2023 Emerging Leader Award from the American Bankers Association, and being honored as the “Citizen of the Year” by the Salem Roanoke Chamber of Commerce in 2024, among other distinctions.

Jennifer actively contributes to her community and the banking industry through various leadership roles, including Program Chair for Atlantic Union Bank's Women’s Inclusion Network, Board Chair for HumanKind, and Board Member for Goodwill Industries of the Valleys. She is also involved with the American Heart Association Roanoke Board and Women of Impact for Southwest VA. At the national level, Jennifer serves on the American Bankers Association's Women of Color Advisory Committee and is the Executive Sponsor for the Black Bankers Employee Resource Group. Additionally, she is a member of the Emerging Bank Leaders Steering Committee for the Virginia Bankers Association.

Through her involvement in multiple executive boards, including the Virginia Centers of Inclusive Communities and the Lynchburg Regional Business Alliance, as well as her role as President of the Virginia Bankers School Class of 2026, Jennifer is dedicated to fostering the next generation of leaders and making a significant impact both locally and nationally.