Harvey Awards celebrate honorees for impact in Columbiana
The Columbiana Area Chamber of Commerce on Thursday recognized nine award recipients during the 73rd Annual Harvey Awards at The Barn at Firestone Farms in Columbiana. They are, front row, from left, Lilly Quetot, Main Street Esthetics, Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award; Amanda Moore, Joshua Dixon Elementary, Educator of the Year Award; Ashley Tyler, Garwood Arena, Business of the Year Award; Dylan Fletcher, Young Citizen of the Year Award; and Katie King and Taylor Yuhanick, Unsung Hero Award. In the middle row, from left, are Justin Garwood, Garwood Arena, Business of the Year Award, and Brian Frederick, The Eldritch Bazaar, Business Development Award. In the back is Michael Clark, Citizen of the Year Award. (Submitted photo)
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- The Columbiana Area Chamber of Commerce on Thursday recognized nine award recipients during the 73rd Annual Harvey Awards at The Barn at Firestone Farms in Columbiana. They are, front row, from left, Lilly Quetot, Main Street Esthetics, Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award; Amanda Moore, Joshua Dixon Elementary, Educator of the Year Award; Ashley Tyler, Garwood Arena, Business of the Year Award; Dylan Fletcher, Young Citizen of the Year Award; and Katie King and Taylor Yuhanick, Unsung Hero Award. In the middle row, from left, are Justin Garwood, Garwood Arena, Business of the Year Award, and Brian Frederick, The Eldritch Bazaar, Business Development Award. In the back is Michael Clark, Citizen of the Year Award. (Submitted photo)
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- The Youngstown Warren Regional Chamber Foundation presented the Columbiana Area Chamber of Commerce with a check for $30,000 at the 73rd Annual Harvey Awards on Thursday to support the Columbiana Chamber’s work. Left if Guy Coviello, president & CEO of the Youngstown/Warren Regional Chamber, and right is Zach King, executive director of the Columbiana Area Chamber of Commerce. The event was at The Barn at Firestone Farms in Columbiana. (Submitted photo)
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- Crestview High School graduate Adam Hickman, Ph.D., delivers the keynote address Thursday at the 73rd Annual Harvey Awards at The Barn at Firestone Farms in Columbiana. His presentation was on the needs of followers from leaders drawn from a survey of 100,000 people: trust, hope, stability and compassion. Hickman, of Poland, is vice-president of organizational and employee development for Partners Federal Credit Union, serving The Walt Disney Company. He is also a globally recognized leadership strategist, accomplished author and organizational development executive. He previously advised Fortune 500 leaders during his tenure with Gallup and has presented at conferences globally. (Submitted photo)
The awards recognize individuals and organizations whose achievements strengthened education, inspired young leaders, drove entrepreneurship, advanced business growth and improved quality of life across Columbiana.
The Harvey Award recipients
— Business Development Award: Brian Frederick, The Eldritch Bazaar
— Business of the Year: Garwood Arena, Justin Garwood and Ashley Tyler
The Youngstown Warren Regional Chamber Foundation presented the Columbiana Area Chamber of Commerce with a check for $30,000 at the 73rd Annual Harvey Awards on Thursday to support the Columbiana Chamber’s work. Left if Guy Coviello, president & CEO of the Youngstown/Warren Regional Chamber, and right is Zach King, executive director of the Columbiana Area Chamber of Commerce. The event was at The Barn at Firestone Farms in Columbiana. (Submitted photo)
— Citizen of the Year: Michael Clark
— Educator of the Year: Amanda Moore, Joshua Dixon Elementary
— Unsung Hero Award: Taylor Yuhanick and Katie King
— Young Citizen of the Year: Dylan Fletcher
— Young Entrepreneur of the Year: Lilly Quetot, Main Street Esthetics
Crestview High School graduate Adam Hickman, Ph.D., delivers the keynote address Thursday at the 73rd Annual Harvey Awards at The Barn at Firestone Farms in Columbiana. His presentation was on the needs of followers from leaders drawn from a survey of 100,000 people: trust, hope, stability and compassion. Hickman, of Poland, is vice-president of organizational and employee development for Partners Federal Credit Union, serving The Walt Disney Company. He is also a globally recognized leadership strategist, accomplished author and organizational development executive. He previously advised Fortune 500 leaders during his tenure with Gallup and has presented at conferences globally. (Submitted photo)
“We’re proud to recognize this year’s honorees and the leadership they’re showing in business, education and service,” said Zach King, executive director of the Columbiana Area Chamber of Commerce. “Their work is helping strengthen Columbiana and the people who call it home.”
Crestview High School graduate Adam Hickman, Ph.D., delivered the keynote address. His presentation was on the needs of followers from leaders drawn from a survey of 100,000 people: trust, hope, stability and compassion. Hickman of Poland serves as vice president of organizational and employee development for Partners Federal Credit Union, serving The Walt Disney Company. A globally recognized leadership strategist, author and organizational development executive, he previously advised Fortune 500 leaders during his tenure with Gallup and presented at conferences globally.
Elijah Stambaugh, chief academic officer of Heartland Christian School, delivered the invocation. King welcomed guests and closed the ceremony. Awards were presented by
Greg Smith, chairman of the board at Compco Industries. Guy Coviello, president & CEO of the Youngstown/Warren Regional Chamber also made remarks.
In addition, the Youngstown Warren Regional Chamber Foundation presented the Columbiana Chamber with a check for $30,000 to support the Columbiana Chamber’s work.