Commerce Lexington News:
Commerce Lexington’s Diana Wilson received the 2022 Chamber Staff Member of the Year Award from the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce Executives for her outstanding work and dedication to Commerce Lexington and the community. Pictured left to right: Hailey Anderson (Murray-Calloway Chamber of Commerce), who presented the award, Commerce Lexington’s Diana Wilson, and KCCE Executive Director Amy Cloud. (Photo by Sawyer Coffey, Kentucky Chamber of Commerce)
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Commerce Lexington was recognized for Outstanding Membership Growth by the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce Executives. From left to right are Commerce Lexington President and CEO, Bob Quick, account executives Kristin Taylor and Kristie Woodrum, and Amy Cloud, Executive Director of KCCE. Not pictured was account executive Kelly Bates. (Photo by Mark Turner, Commerce Lexington)
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Commerce Lexington Recognized by Kentucky Chamber of Commerce Executives (KCCE) During Annual Conference
[September 30, 2022] - This week’s Kentucky Chamber of Commerce Executives’ (KCCE) Annual Conference in Lexington included conversations on diverse topics facing Kentucky and the nation, featured speakers Chef Ouita Michel of Holly Hill and Dr. Eli Capilouto, President of the University of Kentucky, and presented the KCCE Annual Excellence Awards, which pay tribute to local chambers of commerce in areas of operational excellence that include membership growth and retention, advocacy, and more.
The Excellence Awards were given in five categories: annual membership dues income less than $75,000 (Group I); annual dues between $75,001 and $150,000 (Group II); annual dues income between $150,001 and $250,000 (Group III); annual dues between $250,001 and $650,000 (Group IV); and annual dues income more than $650,001 (Group V). Within Group V, Commerce Lexington took home the award for Outstanding Membership Growth with a net increase of 84 members or 4.7% during the last fiscal year.
Individually, Commerce Lexington’s Diana Wilson (Office Administrator – Membership & Engagement) was recognized with the 2022 Chamber Staff Member of the Year Award. A 20-year veteran at Commerce Lexington, Wilson has provided outstanding service to the organization and the community, no matter the need or task. She has been instrumental in the success of every aspect of our organization.
Commerce Lexington’s President and CEO, Bob Quick, said, “I am so proud of what our team has accomplished locally, statewide and nationally. Our staff continues to reach new heights in customer service, innovation, and support for our community and region. These recognitions from KCCE mean a lot to our organization as we continue to plan and execute exceptional programs and events, while providing the tools and resources to help businesses succeed."
[September 30, 2022] - This week’s Kentucky Chamber of Commerce Executives’ (KCCE) Annual Conference in Lexington included conversations on diverse topics facing Kentucky and the nation, featured speakers Chef Ouita Michel of Holly Hill and Dr. Eli Capilouto, President of the University of Kentucky, and presented the KCCE Annual Excellence Awards, which pay tribute to local chambers of commerce in areas of operational excellence that include membership growth and retention, advocacy, and more.
The Excellence Awards were given in five categories: annual membership dues income less than $75,000 (Group I); annual dues between $75,001 and $150,000 (Group II); annual dues income between $150,001 and $250,000 (Group III); annual dues between $250,001 and $650,000 (Group IV); and annual dues income more than $650,001 (Group V). Within Group V, Commerce Lexington took home the award for Outstanding Membership Growth with a net increase of 84 members or 4.7% during the last fiscal year.
Individually, Commerce Lexington’s Diana Wilson (Office Administrator – Membership & Engagement) was recognized with the 2022 Chamber Staff Member of the Year Award. A 20-year veteran at Commerce Lexington, Wilson has provided outstanding service to the organization and the community, no matter the need or task. She has been instrumental in the success of every aspect of our organization.
Commerce Lexington’s President and CEO, Bob Quick, said, “I am so proud of what our team has accomplished locally, statewide and nationally. Our staff continues to reach new heights in customer service, innovation, and support for our community and region. These recognitions from KCCE mean a lot to our organization as we continue to plan and execute exceptional programs and events, while providing the tools and resources to help businesses succeed."