Annual Meeting and Awards Celebration
Date and Time
Thursday Nov 6, 2025
6:30 PM - 8:30 PM EST
Location
Location: Grand Harbor County Club 4985 Club Terrace, Vero Beach, FL 32963
Attendees: 250 Audience: Chamber Members, Area Business Leaders, Dignitaries, Elected Officials, IRC Investors, Volunteers and Chamber Leaders
Fees/Admission
Sponsorship Opportunities
Presenting Sponsor - $3,000 (One Available)
Reserved seating for eight (8) at the event
Gold Sponsor - $2,000 (Three Available)
Reserved seating for six (6) at the event
Silver Sponsor - $1,000 (Four Available)
Reserved seating for four (4) at the event
Bronze Sponsor - $500 (Five Available)
(Four Remaining - One Sold – Cleveland Clinic)
Bar Sponsor- $3,000 (One Available)
Reserved seating for four (4) at the event
Table Center Piece Sponsor- $2,000 (One Available)
Reserved seating for two (2) at the event
Silent Auction Donations
Money raised from silent auction items go to the Alma Lee Loy Building Capital Campaign benefit the Indian River County Leadership Foundation Inc, a 501(c)3 non-profit, and are fully tax deductible to the extent of the law. Funds are designated for building repairs, maintenance, and improvements.
Even if you cannot attend the Annual Meeting, you can still be a part of the evening by donating and item into the silent auction. Your company logo will also be displayed throughout the evening on the slideshow monitors as a silent auction donor.
Individual Ticket - $125 each
Contact Information
Ashley Conard
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Event Sponsors
Gold Sponsor
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Description
The Chamber hosts an annual meeting each year to recognize members and give a state of the Chamber presentation. Our Annual Meeting and Awards Celebration is the business event of the year.
The program highlights the successes of the Chamber and economic development, honors outstanding business leaders and features an inspirational keynote address.
Join us as we raise a glass to the companies and volunteers who partner with us to stimulate economic growth, influence public policy and help businesses thrive.
About the Awards and Last Years Winners
THE 2024 CHAMBER ANNUAL MEETING AWARD WINNERS
Volunteer of the Year
Scott Finney
Scott Finney Photography
Chamber Champion of the Year
Riverside Theatre
Member of the Year
Anna Valencia-Tillery
White Glove Moving and Storage
The Leadership Foundation Inspiring Leaders Award
Bill Penney
Marine Bank
Director of the Year
Kim Small
Keller Williams
Young Professional of the Year
Sydney Mihailoff
United Way
Carolyn K. Eggert Economic Development Award
Dyer Automotive
Jack Chesnutt Ambassador of the Year Award
Melody Ipolito
Man Power
Alma Lee Loy Community Service Award
Marybeth Cunningham
Indian River County Hospital District
About the Awards
Carolyn K. Eggert Economic Development Award
The Carolyn K. Eggert Economic Development Award was established in 1999 in memory of Carolyn Eggert. Carolyn was a community leader who served as a County Commissioner from the mid-1980s to the mid-90s. She was a staunch supporter of economic diversification and job creation.
Jack Chesnutt Ambassador of the Year Award
Jack Chesnutt was a local businessman and realtor who was actively involved with our Chamber for 67 years. After his passing in 2016, we renamed this award to honor his lifelong service to the Chamber.
Alma Lee Loy Community Service Award
A businesswoman, philanthropist, commissioner, and all-around humanitarian, Alma Lee Loy served Indian River County for many years with many different titles. She received many awards and accolades and has since become the namesake for numerous awards, buildings, and the 17th Street Bridge. Known as the First Lady of Vero Beach, she had a hand in almost every aspect of the city as we know it: the hospital district, Mckee Gardens, city legislation, and the local business community. While Alma Lee received many awards, several have also been named in her honor. One such award is the Indian River County Chamber of Commerce "Alma Lee Loy Community Service Award" recognizing citizens of Indian River County who have distinguished themselves professionally through excellence and privately through commitment to the community. She was the first female chairman of their board. The Chamber’s "Alma Lee Loy Building" was dedicated in her name.
Printed courtesy of www.indianriverchamber.com/ – Contact the Indian River County Chamber of Commerce for more information.
1216 21st Street, Vero Beach, FL 32960 – (772) 567-3491 – info@indianriverchamber.com