Annual Awards Dinner

November 7, 2020

The theme will be TBD. There will be a silent and live auction, delicious food, and a program to recognize honorees.

Nominate yourself or someone else for 2019 Business Person of the Year, Volunteer of the Year, or Non-Profit of the Year. Please pay attention to the criteria for each category and make sure the correct category is checked. Due by 5:00 pm October 13, 2020.

Nomination form

Would you like to donate an item or certificate for our silent or live auctions? In exchange for your donation you would get mention on our website, and our Facebook, as well as in the program at the event.
Please contact Laura for more information or to donate.

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Thank you to the following companies that have made donations for our silent and live auctions:

Thank You to Our 2020 Event Sponsors

Platinum

Silent Auction

Dessert

Live Auction

Ice Sculpture

Photography

Graphic Design Giveaways

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2019 event

Our theme for the Annual Awards Dinner was "Top Hats and Tiaras." Attire was requested to be black, white or both, but that was interpreted broadly. There was formal wear and whimsy -- and lots of top hats and tiaras! There were the mad hatter, a cowboy, and three actual pageant winners. The venue looked beautiful and a good time was had by all.

Annual Award Winners

Volunteer of the Year - Max Williams (right); presented by Joshua Thomas, Bethesda Gardens Monument

Ambassador of the Year - Andy Schell, Merrill Lynch; presented by Terri Hayes, Tri-Lakes Chamber of Commerce

Non-Profit of the Year - Tri-Lakes Cares, Haley Chapin (right); presented by Caiti Blase, KOAA

Business Person of the Year - Andy Rusk, Hanson
HotSpring Spas; presented by Sarah Schaefer, Mountain View Electric Association

Economic Development Corporation Primary Business of the Year - Monumental Miniatures & Toys
(Gayle Wade); presented by Tom Pogue, Black Hills Energy

2018 Event

The fun theme for our 2018 gala was "Miami Vice." It gave everyone the chance to relive the good old days of the 1980s.

Photo Album of the Fun

Congratulations to all the winners!

Volunteer of the Year - John Dickinson (left); presented by Tom Pogue, Black Hills Energy

Non-Profit of the Year - Tri-Lakes Women's Club, accepted by Barb Betzler; presented by Dr. Anjmun Sharma, Monument Occupational Medicine

Business Person of the Year - Paul Sutton, Peak Structural, Inc.; presented by Sarah Schaefer, Mountain View Electric Association

Economic Development Corporation Primary Business
of the Year - Johnson & Johnson, accepted by Ken Bly, Plant Manager; presented by Ricky Nelson, Xfinity (left)

Tri-Lakes Chamber of Commerce Ambassador of the Year - Julie Bishop, Pennica Financial Group (right); presented by Terri Hayes, Tri-Lakes Chamber of Commerce, EDC & Visitor Center