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Posted: May 11, 2009
NEDA seeks award nominations
The Northeastern Economic Developers Assn. (NEDA) is seeking nominations for its annual awards to be presented at its conference in the fall. The deadline is June 1. Entries must consist of a written explanation of the program, project or volunteer that explains how the nominee meets the award criteria. Categories are Program of the Year, Project of the Year and Volunteer of the Year. Winners will be selected by the awards committee consisting of the chairperson and at least one person from each member state. They will be notified prior to the conference. No CDs, DVDs or similar media will be accepted. Questions should be directed to Mike Ross, committee chair, [email protected] or phone (717) 263-8282 or fax (717) 263-0662.
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