The Otsego County Chamber announced the Hartwick College Craft Food & Beverage Center, Wahl to Wahl Atuo and interns Demi Manesis and Kevin Zambrzycki as the winners of their annual Small Business Awards this morning in front of the Yager Museum at Hartwick College. Top row, from left, are Aaron McCloud, director of the Hartwick College Food & Beverage Center; Megan Scrivener, SUNY Oneonta internship coordinator; chamber President Barbara Ann Heegan; Melissa Marietta, Hartwick College director of Career Services; Oneonta Fire Chief Pat Pidgeon, Assistant Fire Chief Jim Maloney. Bottom row, from left, Michelle Catan, from the Small Business Center at SUNY Binghamton; Zambrzyck; Hartwick College President Dr. Margaret Drugovich, Anthony Wahl, and Manesis. (Ian Austin/AllOTSEGO.com)
'Success, Spirit Of Collaboration' Cited
By LIBBY CUDMORE • for www.AllOTSEGO.com
ONEONTA – The Hartwick College Craft Food and Beverage Center, Wahl to Wahl Auto and two interns from both colleges were honored this morning as the Otsego County Chamber announced their annual business awards on the patio of the Yager Museum at Hartwick College.
"The recipients all display success, contributions to our local economic and a spirit of collaboration," said Barbara Ann Heegan, President and CEO of the Chamber.
The Excellus Blue Cross Blue Shield Breakthrough Business of the Year went to the Hartwick College Craft Food and Beverage Center. "There's something particularly gratifying for being recognized for a 'breakthrough' in out 219th year of operation," said Hartwick College President Dr. Margaret Drugovich.
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