Loudoun Community Leadership Awards Finalists Announced

LOUDOUN COUNTY, VA –The 2017 Loudoun Community Leadership Awards finalists were announced by the Loudoun County Chamber of Commerce on Monday, Dec. 13. The awards honor the businesses and community leaders who have shown true leadership and commitment to support the Loudoun community and its citizens, according to the Loudoun Chamber of Commerce.

Finalists were chosen in five categories: Large and Small Businesses, Nonprofit Executive, Executive Leaders and Young Professionals. The finalists were chosen by a panel of Loudoun’s top business and nonprofit leaders. The top honorees will be announced at the Chamber’s 2017 Annual Meeting and Community Leadership Awards Ceremony on January 26, 2017 at the National Conference Center in Lansdowne.

“Loudoun County is truly privileged to have so many outstanding leaders and organizations that are willing to invest their time, talent and treasure to serve their community. The Loudoun County Chamber is privileged to honor these great Community Leaders for the hard work and valuable contributions they have made to make Loudoun a world-class community to live, work, raise a family and grow a business,” said Chamber President & CEO Tony Howard.

The winner of the 2017 Community Leadership Awards in each category will have the opportunity to select one nonprofit organization that will be the beneficiary of a $1,000 grant, courtesy of the Community Foundation of Loudoun and Northern Fauquier Counties.

Here are the list of finalists:

Young Professionals category:

• Nicholas Bagg, AOL
• Carolyn Dobson, Evergreen Sportsplex
• Jennifer Knowlton, StoneSprings Hospital Center
• Chauvon McFadden, Crimson Wealth Strategies

Executive Leader Award category:

• Pam Jones, Extrordinary Transitions – Long & Foster
• Jimmy Olevson, Main Street Bank
• Roman Blazauskas, SpeedPro Imaging Northern Virginia
• Fran Craig, Unanet

Small Organization (less than 100 employees) category:

• Palmercare Chiropractic
• SpeedPro Imaging of Northern Virginia
• Maid Brigade

Large Organization (100 employees or more) category:

• GAM Printing
• AH&T Insurance
• Beckstrom Electric
• AOL

Nonprofit Executive category:

• Dr. Linda Pfeiffer, InMED Partnerships for Children
• Carol Kost, Loudoun Youth, Inc.
• Lynn Tadlock,The Claude Moore Charitable Foundation
• Susan Mandel Giblin, Loudoun Volunteer Caregivers

For more information, visit the Loudoun Chamber of Commerce website.

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