Summit Chamber of Commerce presents 10 awards to area businesses
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Managers Todd Andrews and Kathy McAllisters celebrate after receiving the Customer Service Award on behalf of Sanders True Value Hardware during the Business Excellence Awards ceremony Wednesday night at the Silverthorne Pavilion.
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Doug Berg offers a few remarks after being presented the Ben Fogle Award on Wednesday during the Business Excellence Awards presented by the Summit Chamber of Commerce at the Silverthorne Pavilion.
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Dr. Justin Milizio of Silverthorne Veterinary Hospital accepts the Start-Up of the Year award Wednesday during the Business Excellence Awards ceremony Wednesday at the Silverthorne Pavilion.
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Blair McGary accepts the Marketing Champion Award for the town of Silverthorne on Wednesday at Silverthorne Pavilion during the Business Excellence Awards ceremony put on by the Summit Chamber of Commerce.
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The Red Buffalo was named the Small Business of the Year on Wednesday at the Silverthorne Pavilion.
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Brent Bowman, vice president at Kaiser Permanente, speaks during the Kaiser Permanente Business Excellence Awards ceremony Wednesday at the Silverthorne Pavilion.
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iFurnish and iMattress co-owner Kelly Pestello accepts the Business of the Year award for the medium-size business category Wednesday at the Silverthorne Pavilion.
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CEO of Arapahoe Basin Ski Area Alan Henceroth accepts the Business of the Year award for the large-business category on his company’s behalf Wednesday at the Silverthorne Pavilion.
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CEO of Arapahoe Basin Ski Area Alan Henceroth accepts the Business of the Year award for the large-business category on his company’s behalf Wednesday at the Silverthorne Pavilion.
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St. Anthony Summit Medical Center’s Paul Chodkowski offers remarks after accepting the Wellness Champion Award on the hospital’s behalf Wednesday at the Silverthorne Pavilion.
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Pinnacle companies marketing director Andrea Kavouklis talks about the company after it won Best Place to Work on Wednesday at the Silverthorne Pavilion.
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Tony Pestello, president of the Summit Chamber of Commerce Board, offers introductory remarks Wednesday during the Business Excellence Awards Wednesday night at the Silverthorne Pavilion.
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Brent Bowman, vice president at Kaiser Permanente, speaks during the Kaiser Permanente Business Excellence Awards ceremony Wednesday at the Silverthorne Pavilion.
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The Silverthorne Pavilion was packed full on Wednesday for the Business Excellence Awards put on by the Summit Chamber of Commerce.
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The Summit Chamber of Commerce presented 10 awards Wednesday night at the Silverthorne Pavilion, honoring local businesses for efforts to promote employee wellness, the environment, customer service and more, in addition to the businesses of the year in the small, medium and large categories.
Winners received a free membership to the chamber, and the first-place honorees were recognized on stage. Altogether, more than 100 businesses were nominated.
A team of nine people handled the judging, individually ranking the nominees using a matrix specifically designed for these awards. In some cases, it was a very close vote with some businesses being separated by hundredths of a point.
The first-place winners at the Kaiser Permanente Business Excellence Awards were as follows:
Ben Fogle Award — Doug Berg
Wellness Champion — St. Anthony Summit Medical Center
Best place to work — Pinnacle companies
Environmental Champion — Mountain Life Companies
Customer Service Champion — Sanders True Value
Marketing Champion — Town of Silverthorne
Start-Up of the Year — Silverthorne Veterinary Hospital
Business of the Year (small) — Red Buffalo Café
Business of the Year (medium) — iFurnish and iMattress
Business of the Year (large) — Arapahoe Basin Ski Area
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