NASHUA – The Greater Nashua Chamber of Commerce will be hosting its 21st annual Eminence Awards Luncheon on May 22.

The event will be held at Sky Meadow Country Club, 6 Mountain Laurels Dr. from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.

During the event, the Chamber will announce the winners for each of the seven categories of its prestigious annual business awards. This year’s theme is Key to Success and will feature keynote speaker Dr. Randy Pierce, president and CEO of Future in Sight.

The finalists for the business awards are as follows:

Business of the Year

-McLane Middelton

-Spectacle Live

-YMCA of Greater Nashua

Small Business of the Year

-Remedy Med Spa

-Turn Cycle Solutions

-Vieira Luxe

Nonprofit of the Year

-Marguerite’s Place

-The Youth Council

-Bridges: Domestic and Sexual Violence Support

Business Leader of the Year

-Douglas Barry, president & CEO of the Humane Society of Greater Nashua

-John Jurczyk, president of St. Joseph Hospital

-Sister Paula Marie Buley, president of Rivier University

Young Professional of the Year

-Samantha Bailen, development coordinator of the Greater Nashua Habitat for Humanity

-Kelly Cummings, development and marketing coordinator of Marguerite’s Place

-Tara Levine, director of Development for Bridges: Domestic and Sexual Violence Support

Community Volunteer of the Year

-George Walker, director of the Greater Nashua Habitat for Humanity

-Jay Dinkel, senior vice president of Enterprise Bank

-Jennifer LeBlanc, director of Partnerships and Corporate Gifts for the Humane Society of Greater Nashua

Chamber Champion

-Amir Toosi, dean of the Business Division at Rivier University

-Michelle Welsh

-Joseph Pipitone, Business Banking Relationship manager at M&T Bank

Congratulations to all finalists and a special thank you to everyone who took the time to submit nominations for so many deserving individuals and business members.

For additional information and ticket purchases, visit www.nashuachamber.com or call Laurey Isanski at 603-881-8333.

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