Nominations open for 73rd Annual Harvey Awards
The Columbiana Area Chamber of Commerce is accepting nominations for the 73rd Annual Harvey Awards.
The Harvey Awards recognize individuals and organizations whose 2025 achievements strengthened education, inspired young leaders, drove entrepreneurship, advanced business growth and improved quality of life across Columbiana.
Chamber members are encouraged to nominate in the following categories:
— Educator of the Year (Teacher)
— Young Citizen of the Year (Student)
— Young Entrepreneur of the Year
— Citizen of the Year
— Business of the Year
— Business Development Award
— Unsung Hero Award (Nonprofit)
Nominations are due by Friday, Feb. 20 and must be submitted through a Google Form. To access the form, go to columbianachamber.com. Nominees do not have to be Columbiana Area Chamber of Commerce members, but they must be based in the Columbiana area.
“The Harvey Awards recognize the people and organizations making a difference in Columbiana,” said Zach King executive director of the Columbiana Area Chamber of Commerce. “It’s a chance to celebrate local excellence, connect with community leaders and hear stories of innovation and impact.”
Honorees will be recognized during the Harvey Awards celebration on Thursday, March 19 at The Barn at Firestone, 1501 Eisenhower Blvd., Columbiana.
The Columbiana Area Chamber is honored to welcome as keynote speaker Crestview High School graduate Adam Hickman, Ph.D., a globally recognized leadership strategist, author and organizational development executive whose work bridges behavioral science and practical leadership. As vice president of organizational and employee development for Partners Federal Credit Union, serving The Walt Disney Company, he helps shape leadership development within one of the world’s most complex and recognizable organizations. Previously with Gallup, Hickman advised Fortune 500 leaders and presented at conferences globally.
The Columbiana Area Chamber of Commerce is a leading advocate for business and community prosperity in the Columbiana area. Through collaboration, education and strategic engagement, the Chamber works to strengthen local commerce, support entrepreneurs and help create a business environment where companies and communities can thrive. Serving as a connector and catalyst, the Columbiana Area Chamber is committed to driving long-term economic vitality and a strong quality of life for the region. For more information, visit columbianachamber.org.



