Sponsorship
Event sponsorship helps increase your visibility and enhance your event experience.
The 46th Annual Public Safety Awards provide multiple levels of event sponsorship.
The 46th Annual Public Safety Awards provide multiple levels of event sponsorship.
For more information about event sponsorship, please contact Gigi Godwin.
Award Winners Reception Sponsor |
General Reception Sponsor |
PLATINUM SPONSORS
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GOLD SPONSORS
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Adventist HealthCare
BDO Boland Brundidge & Stanger, P.C. CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield Clark Construction Group, LLC CohnReznick LLP Colonial Parking, Inc. Comcast CONTEMPORARIES, Inc. Cooper Building Services Cresa DELTA Engineers, Architects, and Land Surveyors DSFederal, Inc. EagleBank Federal Realty Investment Trust Gilbane Building Company Holy Cross Health HUGHES, An EchoStar Company Information Systems Solutions, Inc. Lee Development Group (LDG, Inc.) MedStar Montgomery Medical Center Montgomery College Northwest Federal Credit Union |
Penn Parking, Inc.
Pepco, an Exelon Corporation PilieroMazza PLLC Precise Software Solutions Red Coats, Inc./Admiral Security/Datawatch Systems Sandy Spring Bank Shapiro & Duncan, Inc. Smokey Glen Farm Sodexo, Inc. Suburban Hospital SunTrust Bank T and T Consulting Services, Inc. TD Bank The Universities at Shady Grove Trinity Technology Partners, Inc. United Solutions, LLC Washington Adventist University Washington Gas a WGL Company Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission (WSSC) Westat White Oak Business Capital, Inc. White Star Investments |
SILVER SPONSORS
BB&T
Beveridge & Diamond, P.C.
GEICO
GRF CPAs & Advisors
TISTA Science and Technology Corporation
Beveridge & Diamond, P.C.
GEICO
GRF CPAs & Advisors
TISTA Science and Technology Corporation
SPONSORSHIP LEVELS
Award Sponsor
$12,000
$12,000
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Award Winners
Reception Sponsor SOLD OUT |
General Reception
Sponsor SOLD OUT |
General Reception
Beverage Sponsor $5,000 |
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Platinum
$10,000 Benefits:
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Gold
$6,000 Benefits:
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Silver
$4,000 Benefits:
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MCCC Member Ticket: $250 | Non-Member Ticket: $300
Look Who's Coming
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2019 Business Awards Dinner Committee
COMMITTEE CHAIR:
Jerry Shapiro, President, Shapiro & Duncan, Inc.
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Kaiser Foundation Health Plan of the Mid-Atlantic States, Inc.
Lorelie Alexander Business Development Executive, Mid-Large Group |
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Small Business Committee Co-Chair
CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield Kal Attia Account Executive, Large Group |
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Economic Development Committee Co-Chair
The Universities at Shady Grove Stewart L. Edelstein, Ph.D. Executive Director |
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Northwest Federal Credit Union
Nohman Ishaq AVP Retail Business Development |
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SunTrust Bank
Jack Litzenberger Senior Vice President |
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Chair of the Board
Legislative Affairs Committee Chair Johns Hopkins Leslie Ford Weber * Director Campus, Government & Community Affairs Montgomery County |
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MCCC Audit Committee Chair
CohnReznick LLP Christine Williamson Partner, Government Contracting Industry Practice |
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MCCC First Vice-Chair
Marriott International, Inc. Jim Young* Vice President Corporate Facilities, Services, and Real Estate |
Award Criteria and Past Award Winners
Corporate Achievement
This award is presented to an individual or company that demonstrates leadership, innovation, commitment and good corporate citizenship in Metro-Maryland and beyond. The awardee has set consistently high standards for financial performance, sound management and sustained growth over a period of many years and has made significant and lasting contributions to the local economy and to the community.
- Marriott International (2018)
- GEICO (2017)
- Whiting-Turner Contracting Company (2016)
- Sodexo (2015)
- Hughes an EchoStar Company (2014)
- Westat (2013)
- Lockheed Martin (2012)
- The JBG Companies (2009)
- QIAGEN Sciences, Inc. (2008)
Corporate Social Responsibility
This award is presented to an individual or company that has demonstrated exemplary business practices and dedicated involvement and unyielding commitment to community service and volunteer programs that enrich the lives of residents of Metro-Maryland.
- Shapiro & Duncan, Inc. (2018)
- Kaiser Permanente (2017)
- CohnReznick LLP (2016)
- SunTrust Bank (2015)
- Clark Construction (2014)
- BB&T (2013)
- Sandy Spring Bank (2012)
- Danya International (2011)
- Aronson & Company (2010)
- TerpSys (2009)
- Lanigan, Ryan, Malcolm, Doyle, PC (2008)
Emeritus Business Leader
This award is presented to an individual approaching or newly retired and has had a substantial impact on the way business is conducted in Metro Maryland and who has shown, through many years of active and continuing service, a true commitment to the Community.
- Chet Burrell, CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield (2018)
- Robert Henley, Henley Constructions (2017)
- Kevin Sexton, Holy Cross Health (2016)
- John McMahon, Miller & Long (2015)
- Barbara Krumsiek, Calvert Investments (2014)
- J.W. Marriott, Marriott International (2012)
- Enos Fry, Efry Consulting (2009)
- William F. Peel, Jr., Red Coats; Admiral Security; Datawatch Systems (2008)
Green Business Innovator of the Year
This award is presented to an individual or company in Metro Maryland that demonstrates ecologically-integrated business practices and leads change in the marketplace through the goods and services they provide.
- McDonald's River Road (2018)
- Fitzgerald Auto Malls (2017)
- AstraZeneca/MedImmune (2016)
- EVEN Hotel Rockville (2015)
- Scott Nash, MOM's Organic Market (2014)
- Seth Goldman, HonestTea (2013)
Business Partner of the Year
Nominated by MCCC's GovConNet Council
The goal is to recognize a business that demonstrates excellence in subcontracting and/or supports small business to accelerate their success, and meets the mission of GovConNet, "to promote the economic impact of the federal government presence and to advocate on behalf of the contracting community for business opportunities."
The goal is to recognize a business that demonstrates excellence in subcontracting and/or supports small business to accelerate their success, and meets the mission of GovConNet, "to promote the economic impact of the federal government presence and to advocate on behalf of the contracting community for business opportunities."
- Managed Care Advisors, Inc. (2018)
- Bloomberg Government (2017)
- DAI (2016)
- National Government Services (2015)
- Northrup Grumman (2014)
- Booz Allen Hamilton (2012)
- L-3 Stratis (2011)
- Lockheed Martin (2010)
Government Partner of the Year
Nominated by MCCC's GovConNet Council
This award recognizes a public partner who supports the mission of GovConNet, "to promote the economic impact of the federal government presence and to advocate on behalf of the contracting community for business opportunities."
This award recognizes a public partner who supports the mission of GovConNet, "to promote the economic impact of the federal government presence and to advocate on behalf of the contracting community for business opportunities."
- U.S. Small Business Administration (2018)
- Emily Murphy, U.S. General Services Administration (2017)
- Pam Monroe, U.S. Army (2016)
- Don Camden, Defense Intelligence Agency (2015)
- Mauricio Vera, U.S. Agency for International Development (2014)
- U.S. General Services Administration (2013)
- Montgomery County Department of General Services (2012)
- National Institutes of Health (2011)
- U.S. Food and Drug Administration (2010)
Small Business Leader of the Year
This award is presented to a successful small business owner or manager with 500 or fewer employees whose business has experienced substantial growth and whose leadership provided a positive impact on the business community in Metro-Maryland.
- Joseph E. Brown, CEO, The Insurance Exchange (2018)
- Sophia Parker, DSFederal (2017)
- Ben Edson, VariQ (2016)
- Cidalia Luis-Akbar and Natalia Luis, M. Luis Construction (2015)
- Lisa Firestone, Managed Care Advisors (2014)
- Gerald Shapiro, Shapiro & Duncan, Inc. (2013)
- Gregory Knoop, OKKS Studios, Inc. (2012)
- Linda Houk, Information Systems Solutions (2011)
- Ben Long, Longview International (2010)
- Judy Stephenson, OFFICEPRO, Inc. (2009)
- Sterling Crockett, Sterling Construction (2008)
Spirit of Free Enterprise
This award is presented to an individual or company that is successful in business, a leader in promoting free enterprise and a competitive business climate and actively involved in making Metro-Maryland a great place to live, work and play.
- Red Coats, Admiral Security, and Datawatch Systems (2018)
- Sunny Bajaj, Digital Management, LLC (2017)
- United Solutions (2016)
- Julie Verratti, Denizens Brewing Co. (2015)
- Michael Binko, kloudtrack (2014)
- White Flint Partnership (2013)
- Sue Healy, MyEyeDr. (2009)
- The Tower Companies (2008)
- Barbara Keating, Computer Frontiers (2007)
Verl Zanders Emerging Business of the Year Winners
Three finalists are selected for this award. The winner is announced during the Business Awards Dinner.
This award is presented to an emerging company on the leading edge of innovation by creating milestones in technology and/or business that has achieved enhanced earnings and contributed to Metro-Maryland’s reputation as an outstanding place to do business.
- Senseonics Holdings, Inc. (2018)
- Xometry (2017)
- Hungry Harvest (2016)
- Cellphire, Inc. (2015)
- WeddingWire (2014)
- Sanaria (2013)
- Brainscope Company, Inc. (2012)
- GetWellNetwork:) (2011)
- Sweetgreen (2010)
- Radius Technology Group (2009)
- Get Real Consulting (2008)
- Honest Tea (2007)
About Verl Zanders
In 2008, the MCCC Board of Directors approved renaming the 'Emerging Business of the Year Award' in honor of Verl Zanders who sadly passed away that summer at the age of 61. For many MCCC members, our first introduction to Verl was on the Business Awards stage in 2006, when Z-Tech, the company he founded was named the Emerging Business of the Year. From 2006 to 2008, he served on the Chamber’s Board of Directors and he was the first Vice Chair of the Chamber’s Small Business Committee. In 2007, ICF International acquired Z-Tech. Soon after selling his company, he joined the Chamber’s staff as Director of Business Development. We were thrilled to have him on the team. Prior to founding Z-Tech, Verl worked for more than 30 years in the Federal government as a contracting officer and as a small business representative. Verl was the inspiration behind the Chamber’s GovConNet and was passionate about growing Maryland’s Federal contracting community. He was an extraordinary mentor to many small business owners. He used the power of his example to inspire others to succeed. Every day, we strive to follow the example he set.
In 2008, the MCCC Board of Directors approved renaming the 'Emerging Business of the Year Award' in honor of Verl Zanders who sadly passed away that summer at the age of 61. For many MCCC members, our first introduction to Verl was on the Business Awards stage in 2006, when Z-Tech, the company he founded was named the Emerging Business of the Year. From 2006 to 2008, he served on the Chamber’s Board of Directors and he was the first Vice Chair of the Chamber’s Small Business Committee. In 2007, ICF International acquired Z-Tech. Soon after selling his company, he joined the Chamber’s staff as Director of Business Development. We were thrilled to have him on the team. Prior to founding Z-Tech, Verl worked for more than 30 years in the Federal government as a contracting officer and as a small business representative. Verl was the inspiration behind the Chamber’s GovConNet and was passionate about growing Maryland’s Federal contracting community. He was an extraordinary mentor to many small business owners. He used the power of his example to inspire others to succeed. Every day, we strive to follow the example he set.
