Bank of Ann Arbor, Washtenaw Glass Win Saline Business of the Year Awards

The Saline Area Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce the recipients of the 2016 Business Enterprise Awards. 

Bank of Ann Arbor, Large Business of the Year, and Washtenaw Glass, Small Business of the Year will be honored for their exemplary business practices and excellent reputation for service to the Saline community at the 21st Annual Business Enterprise Awards Dinner on Thursday, October 20 at 6pm at Stonebridge Golf Club (1825 Clubhouse Drive in Ann Arbor).  There will also be a Lifetime Achievement Award presented to Debbie Locke-Daniel, formerly of the Ypsilanti Convention & Visitors Bureau, for her longtime support and contributions to Saline.
 
The Saline Chamber’s Business Enterprise Awards are widely regarded as the most prestigious honor a business can receive in the greater Saline area market.  Honorees are selected by the Saline Area Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors, with nominations taken from the entire Saline area community.  Community participation and peer recognition are important components of the Business Enterprise Awards.
 
The Saline Chamber extends its hearty congratulations to Bank of Ann Arbor, Washtenaw Glass and Debbie Locke-Daniel on their outstanding achievements and invites the public to help celebrate their awards at the 21st Annual Business Enterprise Awards Dinner on Thursday, October 20. Tickets are $42 per person, $80 for Two, or $320 for a table of eight in advance.  Reservations must be made by October 12, 2016.  Reservations can be made ONLINE or by phone to the Saline Area Chamber of Commerce at 734.429.4494.

The 2016 Business Enterprise Awards are sponsored by major sponsor Key Bank and Dr. Raymond Howe, JenMotion Marketing, MMI Engineered Solutions and Pineapple House.

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