Student Ambassador Program

Empowering tomorrow's leaders today.

At least two dynamic student representatives from each of Guilford County's 30 high schools — the link between their school and the Black Male Summit.

Ambassadors carry the Summit into their buildings. They recruit, they organize, they show up on Summit weekend, and they participate as students and volunteers in the Block to the Boardroom Academy. The program is built to cultivate leadership, foster personal growth, and put young men in front of real community impact.

What you receive

Exclusive event access
One complimentary ticket to the Legacy and Leadership Gala.
Official gear
Ambassador-branded T-shirt and hoodie.
Public recognition
Recognition at events, plus features on the official website and social channels.
Leadership & growth
Direct exposure to community leaders, corporate executives, and mentors.
Service & learning
Official service-learning hours while building real project management and public speaking skills.

What is expected

School liaison
Primary contact at your high school for Summit announcements, news, and recruitment — including registering at least 10 student participants from your school.
Summit execution
Active participation in planning, logistics, and execution of the annual Black Male Summit, with full attendance during Summit weekend.
Youth mentorship support
Help coordinate and support the Fall Forums tailored for middle school youth.
B2B Academy
Engage fully as a participant and student volunteer in Block to the Boardroom Academy workshops and service projects.

Ambassador code of conduct

You represent your school, your family, and this organization.

  1. 1

    Integrity & excellence

    Honesty, dependability, and a commitment to personal excellence in school, online, and during all program activities.

  2. 2

    Respect & inclusivity

    Treat peers, mentors, community leaders, and guests with dignity, respect, and courtesy at all times.

  3. 3

    Active engagement

    Consistent communication, honored commitments, and on-time arrival for every meeting, workshop, and event.

  4. 4

    Positive brand representation

    Conduct yourself appropriately on social media and in public, reflecting the values of City Help of the Triad.