Blackstone Valley Chamber of Commerce Press Release: Blackstone Valley Chamber of Commerce 32nd Annual Meeting and Awards Ceremony

Contact:
Brenna Ruchala
508-234-9090 x 107
brenna@blackstonevalley.org
Jeannie Hebert
508 981 5782
jhebert@blackstonevalley.org

Blackstone Valley Chamber of Commerce 32nd Annual Meeting and Awards Ceremony

WHO:	Jeannie Hebert, President of BVCC Dr. John Mullin, Dean of Graduates, Professor of Economic Development at UMass Amherst, Keynote Speaker Senator Richard T. Moore, recipient of 2010 BVCC Economic Development Award John Stephens, Grafton Historical Society, recipient of 2010 BVCC Tourism Award Atlas Box and Crating Co, recipient of 2010 BVCC Cornerstone Award Mary Lou Anderson, Former BV Youth Leadership Director, recipient of 2010 Gerry Gaudette Extra Mile Award Volunteer of the Year—Recipient to be announced at the ceremony

WHAT:	The BVCC celebrates 32 years of providing leadership to create and sustain relationships among businesses and between businesses in the Blackstone Valley, promote economic vitality and address issues which impact the quality of life in the eleven town community. Awards are presented to those individuals nominated by their peers who made significant contributions to improve business and or the quality of life in the Blackstone Valley.

WHERE:	Pleasant Valley Country Club 95 Armsby Road Sutton, MA

WHEN:	Wednesday November 17, 2010 Registration 7:30 a.m. program 8:00 to 9:30 AM

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About the Chamber

The mission of the Blackstone Valley Chamber of Commerce is to promote the economic vitality of the Blackstone Valley and meet the needs of the Chamber's business members, while providing leadership on issues which impact the economy and quality of life in the Valley. The Blackstone Valley Chamber of Commerce serves the eleven towns in the Massachusetts BV Region: Blackstone, Douglas, Grafton, Hopedale, Mendon, Millbury, Millville, Northbridge, Sutton, Upton and Uxbridge. For more information on the Chamber please contact administrator@blackstonevalley.org or call 508 234 9090 X101.