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Chamber of Commerce
Awards Night
Ethan Anderson and Delan Robertson were given special recognition at the Carlyle Chamber of Commerce Awards Night. The young men were awarded the Young Entrepreneur Award. “These young men will do whatever work it is that you need done, and they will do it to the best of their ability, taking pride in their work,” Nicole Currie explained.
The Growth and Expansion Award – an award to congratulate a business that has made significant changes which has created more employment and investment opportunities in the area. Nominees were Canadian Energy Services and Home Hardware. The winner was Canadian Energy Services, here Mike Lothian accepts the award on behalf of Jason Waugh, from Nicole Currie.
Finally the Business of the Year – awarded to the business that demonstrates exceptional performance in the execution of a successful marketing strategy. They work to make an impact on the greater business community and show great pride and support for our local community. This business has adapted and/or improved their products and service to keep pace with the times and needs of its clients. They are successful, involved in the community, and provide exceptional service. Nominated were King’s Department Store and Canadian Energy Services. Here Mike Lothian accepts the Business of the Year award on behalf of Jason Waugh with the Canadian Energy Services from Nicole Currie and Steve Schultz.
The New Venture Award was presented to a business that has been in operation for three years or less. It will have shown a positive performance in terms of current or expected profitability, job creation, market expansion, and community involvement. Nominated were Lotus Tree, Michael’s Coffee Shop, Salon 206, and Amped. The winner was Michael’s Coffee Shop. Here Michael Ellis accepts the award from Chamber president Steve Schultz.
A Lifetime Achievement Award was given to Ken King – King’s Department Store – in celebration of not only making their mark in the world of commerce, but in enriching the community. They exemplify the concept of corporate social responsibility and/or mentoring at the grassroots level, having worked to make an impact in the greater business community. Honourable mentions were given to the Carlyle Bakery, Pearl Boutique, and Carlyle Motor Products.
Nicole Currie owner of The Pearl Boutique accepts the Community Involvement Award from Steve Schultz. This award was to recognize a business person who is active in supporting arts and culture, sports, education, healthcare and voluntary groups. They maintain a strong business image and set an example for commitment to public service. Although Currie was the winner, two honourable mentions included Ron and Lois Paul, and Canadian Energy Services.
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