I've been thinking about this a little....The current Steem Ambassadors have varying skillsets and can come at their work from different angles. Some are out and out promoters and others are more back office. It's true, "Ambassadorship" comes in many shades! There is a well thought out application process , which I can signpost to you here . (Alex below has applied today so you can see his application as an example). As ambassadors there are some Responsibilities and Guidelines outlined HERE & HERE. Nothing too onerous. I suppose we must all carve out a little bit of time each week to review the promo-steem tag and curate the best quality posts - this assists the @Steem-Ambassador allocating it's current daily $60+ upvote reward pool using the guild of Steem-Ambassadors as proof of brain. @anarcotech has plans to build tools to make reviewing easier on the busy tag.

Also: On the plus side:

1. The community would value your keen eye for well written work
2. You might personally find value or reward in championing those who onboard or promote to the open source community to bring them onto Steemit as devs or entrepreneurs.
3. There is a small distribution of curation rewards back to the Steem-Ambassadors
4. To echo Starkerz - the guild has serious hair inequality and positive discrimination to those in pink might be an option for the application assessors
5. We would have an Ambassador in Israel which would be most awesome indeed

More than happy to help with any more Q's on or offline. Thanks for your interest @cryptocurator