Nominate a business or civic leader for recognition

  • By Wire Service
  • Wednesday, March 15, 2017 4:56pm
  • Business

Economic Alliance Snohomish County and The Herald Business Journal are partnering to honor leaders in business and the community.

Nominations are being sought to recognize individuals for the Henry M. Jackson and John M. Fluke awards. Deadline is March 24.

“Economic Alliance is honored to continue to have these awards as a focal point of our annual meeting. We are excited about the expanded partnership with HBJ and the continued confidence the Jackson and Fluke families have in our organizations to use their names to recognize exceptional leaders in our community,” said Patrick Pierce, president and CEO of Economic Alliance.

These people should be dedicated private- or public-sector individuals who excel in business, community involvement and support Snohomish County’s economic development.

The winners will be honored during Economic Alliance’s annual meeting in May.

Established in 1977, the Henry M. Jackson CEO of the Year award honors someone who demonstrates exemplary service to the community and is committed to the business interests of the region.

This individual drives local, state, and regional initiatives for business, promotes civic, social, and cultural programs, and participates in programs that expand the potential and quality of life in Snohomish County.

Established in 1970, the John M. Fluke, Sr. Entrepreneur of the Year award annually recognizes an individual who has demonstrated entrepreneurial spirit, and business and community leadership coupled with significant community contribution and Commitment.

People can send in nominations for both awards at www.heraldnet.com/awards.

For more information, contact HBJ editor Jim Davis at jdavis@heraldnet.com or call 425-339-3097.

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