District Adds Phase II Ambassadors

Front Row seated (L to R):  Helen Iturbines, Palmetto Lakes Branch, Hialeah; Aleshia Young, Opa Locka Main Office; Qualyn Gibbs, Blue Lagoon Branch, Miami; Maribel Del Valle, Milam Dairy Branch, Miami.  Middle Row (L to R):  Lillian Castro, Program Manager, Communications Ambassador Program; Orlando De La Osa, Postmaster, Hialeah; Arnaldo Gonzalez, Bright Station, Hialeah; Rene Rivers, Kendall Branch, Miami; Lockey Anderson, Postmaster, Miami Beach. Back Row (L to R):  Bobbie Sims, Postmaster, Hallandale; Sylvia Simmons, Postmaster, Dania; Jeannette Triana, Coral Gables Branch, Miami; C. Sabrina Henry; Blue Lagoon, Miami; Rick Lupe, Opa Locka Main Office; Donna Mollicone-Perez, Coral Gables Branch, Miami; and Mitchell Perez, A/Supervisor, Consumer and Industry Contact.

By Lillian Castro, Program Manager, Communications Ambassador Program

For the South Florida District, Ambassador Phase II began with Fiscal Year 2014 with the inclusion of 15 more offices.  Joining the engagement celebration included Blue Lagoon Branch, Carl Fisher Finance Unit, Carol City Branch, Coral Gables Branch, Golden Isles Finance Unit, Hallandale Main Office, Hialeah Bright Station, Hialeah Palmetto Lakes Station, Kendall Branch, Miami Beach Main Office, Miami Springs Finance Unit, Milam Dairy Branch, Miracle Mile Finance Unit, and Opa Locka Main Office. 

Communications Ambassadors engage in effective communication through a four-step process - the Stand-Up Talk, Display Board Posting, a Personal Conversation, and Feedback.  Since the key to success in everything that we do is based on the level of effectiveness utilized to communicate, this process extends the concept to require that conveyed information is received and understood in the way it is intended.

This latest addition brings the South Florida District to a total of 45 offices onboard the Communications Ambassador Program, representing the cities of Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Hialeah, Opa Locka, Carol City, Hallandale, and Miami Beach.