The Exton Region Chamber of Commerce is now accepting nominations for its Harold Martin Leadership Award and the Small Business Person of the Year Award.

The awards will be presented at the 50th Anniversary Gala: Red Carpet Edition presented by Siepser Eyecare on Sept. 22 from 5-8 PM at Loch Aerie Mansion. 

The ERCC was founded in 1972 and is celebrating its 50th anniversary. 

The Harold Martin Leadership Award recognizes a person who has achieved significant success in his or her career and who has demonstrated leadership and a long-standing commitment to improving the quality of life in the Exton region. This person should have a proven track record of accomplishments and helping others.  

The Small Business Person of the Year Award recognizes a small business owner who has impacted the region and the economy and is dedicated to fostering a climate of economic prosperity and diversity.

For nominations, see the application and requirements here. All nominations are due by Thursday, June 30.  

John Serock will be catering for the event. Sponsorship opportunities will be available soon.  

Siepser Eyecare is collecting eyeglasses in the months leading up to the dinner and will donate them to those in need. If you are interested in donating and being entered into a drawing for a free LASIK procedure, please contact the chamber for drop-off locations.

Siepser Eyecare was founded by Dr. David Siepser over 40 years ago and is a leader in the eyecare industry. Siepser Eyecare specializes in helping patients with a wide range of eye problems, including refractive corrections, glaucoma, cataract surgery, dry eye, and LASIK procedures.  

The mission of the Exton Region Chamber of Commerce is to advance the economic success of the membership and community by providing relationship building, marketing, education, advocacy, and community outreach opportunities. The ERCC has been focused on meeting the diverse needs of its members and provides a wide array of events and programs to enhance the business climate and quality of life in Exton. 

For more information, contact Maggie March at mmarch@ercc.net.