09-26-2014 - The Putnam County EDC to host 2014 Recognition Breakfast
The Putnam County Economic Development Corp. will host their 2014 Recognition Breakfast at the Putnam County Golf Course located at 187 Hill St. on September 26 at 8:30 a.m. The event will recognize two outstanding businesses in the county and feature keynote speaker, former New York governor George Pataki. The Putnam EDC is honored to present Fryer Machine Systems and Green Chimneys that were chosen by the board of directors for their accomplishments over the past year.
The Business Leadership Award celebrates the successful implementation of innovative, economically promising projects in a community or region. The Putnam County EDC is proud to present the 2014 Business Leadership Award to Fryer Machine Systems.
The Community Impact Award honors a company or organization that has a sustained commitment to the growth and development of its employees and the communities in which it does business. The Putnam County EDC is proud to present the 2014 Community Impact Award to Green Chimneys.
A special thank you to our Recognition Breakfast Sponsors:
Gold Sponsors:
Unicorn Contracting Corporation
Tompkins Mahopac Bank
Putnam County Savings Bank
Silver Sponsors:
Cuddy & Feder, LLP
Hudson Valley Federal Credit Union
Keane & Beane, P.C.
Northeast Regional Council of Carpenters
Putnam County Chambers of Commerce
Putnam County Tourism
Media Sponsor:
Daily Voice
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