GCVAC NOW ACCCEPTING NOMINATIONS FOR ANNUAL AWARDS

The Greater Cedar Valley Alliance & Chamber announce nominations are open for a variety of business awards to be presented during the 2013 Annual Celebration on Thursday, March7th  at the 5 Sullivan Brothers Convention Center.  “The Greater Cedar Valley Alliance & Chamber Annual Celebration is one of my favorite events.  It gives us the opportunity to thank all our investors and members for all they do to make the Cedar Valley a great place to do business.  The businesses and individuals recognized always bring inspirational stories of success.  It’s the high point of the evening,” said Bob Justis, Greater Cedar Valley Alliance & Chamber.

 

Do you know of an individual who should be recognized for their contributions in creating a strong business climate and enhancing the quality of life in the Cedar Valley by continued service and leadership?  Has a business or organization, made an outstanding contribution to the Cedar Valley and its citizens on a continued basis or with a specific project?  You are encouraged to nominate them for recognition of their contributions.

 

“The nominees and award winners demonstrate what a successful economy we have.  It’s important and fun to recognize those who are investing capital, creating jobs and really making a difference,” said Alliance & Chamber CEO Steve Dust.

 

Nominations are being accepted through January 18th for the following awards:

  • Business of the Year Award
  • Harold Brock Innovation Award
  • Treating Capital Well Award
  • Fulfilling the Vision of One Award
  • Cedar Valley Partner Award

 

Descriptions of the awards and nomination forms are available at the Alliance & Chamber offices or online at

www. cedarvalleyalliance.com/programsandevents .  For additional information, please contact Bette Wubbena  at bwubbena@cedarvalleyalliance.com or 232-1156.

 

The Greater Cedar Valley Alliance & Chamber works to increase wealth and economic vitality through collaborative economic and community development throughout The Cedar Valley economic area.

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