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February 15, 2012

Chamber of Commerce presents awards

By Muriel C. Hoffacker Staff Writer

BEVERLY — More than 250 people attended the Beverly Chamber of Commerce business awards presentation on Thursday at the Danversport Yacht Club. Lou Imbrianno, former vice president and chief marketing officer of the New England Patriots, was keynote speaker, and Jo Broderick, dean of college relations at Montserrat College of Art, was master of ceremonies.

The following were recognized at the event:

Young Entrepreneur of the Year: Marino's Cafe

Corporate Citizen of the Year: Beverly Tree Farm

Family Business of the Year: Goldberg Properties

Small Business of the Year: Spectrum Fitness Consulting

Large Business of the Year: Henry's Market

Business Person of the Year: Bill Hanney of North Shore Music Theatre

The Leslie Ray Award, also known as the Hall of Fame Award, was presented to Michael Harrington for his dedication and commitment to the Beverly Chamber of Commerce.

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