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Home » Local News » Tri-City Chamber goes virtual to honor businesses, leaders

Tri-City Chamber goes virtual to honor businesses, leaders

August 13, 2020
TCAJOB Staff

The Tri-City Regional Chamber of Commerce presented its annual business awards during a rolling virtual program the week of July 27.

The awards are normally passed out during the chamber’s annual meeting, but the 2020 program was canceled because of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Instead, the 2020 honorees were highlighted during its Annual Meeting & Awards Week in a series of live lunchtime Facebook events that are now archived on the chamber’s page, @TriCityRegionalChamber.

Numerica Credit Union sponsored the program.

The 2020 honorees are:

Community Impact Award: Columbia Basin College.

Corporate Impact Award: Washington River Protection Solutions.

Tom Powers Ambassador of the Year: Tawni Gama, Conover Insurance.

Chamber S.T.A.R.: Khurshed Sharifov, Charles Schwab.

Business on a Roll (1-10 employees): Taylored Living Magazine.

Business on a Roll  (11-50 employees): Horse Heaven Hills Pet Urgent Care.

Business on a Roll (51 or more employees): Community First Bank/HFG

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