Cephalon Founder and CEO Frank Baldino, Jr., to Address Chamber; Chester
County Business and Civic Leaders Recognized
MALVERN, Pa, Feb. 28 /PRNewswire/ -- The Great Valley Regional Chamber
of Commerce announced today that Frank Baldino, Jr. Ph.D., Chairman and CEO
of Cephalon, Inc., will kick off its annual Profile Awards Dinner as
"reception speaker." The annual event celebrates business in the Great
Valley Region and this year will recognize Cephalon, which is celebrating
the 20th anniversary of its founding in Great Valley.
The Chamber's annual reception, dinner and awards honor area business
professionals and companies for their performance and outstanding
contributions to the community - in the Great Valley Region, nationally and
internationally.
To attend the Great Valley Regional Chamber of Commerce 17th Annual
Profile Awards please call the Chamber at 610-889-2069 or visit the website
at http://www.greatvalleyonline.com for additional information.
The 2007 award categories are Businessman and Businesswoman of the
Year, Small Business of the Year, and Non-Profit Organization of the Year.
Unique criteria are applied to each award, but all winners are selected
based on outstanding achievement and involvement in the Great Valley
community.
Michael Chain, Sr., General Manager and Partner of The Desmond Hotel
and Conference Center in Malvern will be recognized by the Chamber as
Businessman of the Year. The Businesswoman of the Year Award will go to
Nancy Corson, President of the Chester County Division of National Penn
Bank. Key components of both of these awards are superior company growth
and community involvement in Chester County.
Northlight Advertising of Exton, will receive the Small Business of the
Year Award. This award is given to a company that is comprised of 75
employees or less and demonstrates dynamic growth and community service.
Non-Profit Business of the Year is Chester County SPCA. This award is
presented to a non-profit organization that works directly with the Great
Valley and surrounding communities through programs, information resources,
employment or other partnerships.
About Great Valley Chamber
GVRCC is the area's leading business association for innovative
enterprise and is an issue-driven organization that represents the needs
and concerns of its business community.
Since it's inception in 1989, the Great Valley Regional Chamber of
Commerce has become one of the most rapidly growing chambers in the region.
The Chamber represents companies along the Route 202 corridor from King of
Prussia to Exton. Within this geographic area, otherwise known as the Great
Valley, businesses that comprise the area are high technology,
biotechnology and growth companies that have found this area to be one of
the nation's premier locations for business development.
Within easy access to Philadelphia, New York and Wilmington, Great
Valley affords companies and their employees the best of all worlds. Easy
commuting to urban destinations via AMTRAK or SEPTA and PA TURNPIKE make
the Great Valley a wonderful place to live work and invest.
SOURCE Great Valley Regional Chamber of Commerce
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Related links:
http://www.greatvalleyonline.com
CONTACT:
Mary Ann Severance, +1-610-889-2069,
greatchamber@gvrcc.org, for Great Valley Regional Chamber of
Commerce
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