"Building a Prosperous Portland Region"
Wednesday, January 29, 2020 4:30 PM - 7:30 PM EST
Brick South at Thompson's Point | 8 Thompson's Point | Portland, ME 04101
Our annual awards event and community celebration returns to Brick South at Thompson's Point on January 29, 2020! Join the Chamber for Imagine Portland - a night for socializing and celebrating another vibrant year of regional growth and prosperity.
Brick South at Thompson's Point | 8 Thompson's Point | Portland, ME 04101
Our annual awards event and community celebration returns to Brick South at Thompson's Point on January 29, 2020! Join the Chamber for Imagine Portland - a night for socializing and celebrating another vibrant year of regional growth and prosperity.
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Photos from Past Events
Past Award Winners:
Leadership in the Private Sector:
Nominees for the Leadership in the Private Sector Award (formerly the Henri A. Benoit Award) must be residents of the greater Portland region who have made outstanding contributions to the greater Portland community through active leadership or individual efforts in civic or charitable activities.
2019 Winner: Deanna Sherman, Dead River Company
Leadership in the Public Sector:
Nominees for the Leadership in the Public Sector Award (formerly the Neal W. Allen Award) nominees must be either appointed or elected officials of state, county, regional or local government and have, through their public careers, made a significant contribution to the future of greater Portland. Preference will be given to projects or activities which are of a regional nature.
2019 Winner: David Brenerman, City of Portland
Economic Development:
Nominees for the Economic Development Award (formerly the Robert R. Masterton Award) can be an individual, business, agency, organization, community or nonprofit corporation which has assisted in promoting or enhancing the overall climate of greater Portland.
2019 Winner: Charlie Eshbach, Portland Sea Dogs
Nominees for the Leadership in the Private Sector Award (formerly the Henri A. Benoit Award) must be residents of the greater Portland region who have made outstanding contributions to the greater Portland community through active leadership or individual efforts in civic or charitable activities.
2019 Winner: Deanna Sherman, Dead River Company
Leadership in the Public Sector:
Nominees for the Leadership in the Public Sector Award (formerly the Neal W. Allen Award) nominees must be either appointed or elected officials of state, county, regional or local government and have, through their public careers, made a significant contribution to the future of greater Portland. Preference will be given to projects or activities which are of a regional nature.
2019 Winner: David Brenerman, City of Portland
Economic Development:
Nominees for the Economic Development Award (formerly the Robert R. Masterton Award) can be an individual, business, agency, organization, community or nonprofit corporation which has assisted in promoting or enhancing the overall climate of greater Portland.
2019 Winner: Charlie Eshbach, Portland Sea Dogs
