The Ogden-Weber Chamber of Commerce honored the business community on Thursday, April 15 at the Annual Gala held at Peery’s Egyptian Theater. Recognition was given to individuals and organizations for their commitment to excellence, involvement in the Chamber and support of the community in 2020. This year’s program included local entertainers and remarks from the Ogden-Weber Chamber of Commerce Board Officers.
Guests arrive on the red carpet at Peery’s Egyptian Theater. 
Chamber staff pose for a photo before the event. 
Tribeca Ensemble provides music as guests arrive in the theater.
Master of Ceremonies and local comedian, Craig Bielik engaged the audience, recognized sponsors and introduced entertainers.
In addition to signature annual awards, recognition was given to recipients of major committee awards including the ATHENA Leadership Award presented by the Women in Business committee, Sue Westenskow Award presented by the Partners in Education committee, and the Western Big Hat Award presented by the Top of Utah Military Affairs committee.
recognizes Danielle Croyle, 2021 ATHENA Leadership Award Recipient. 
Robin Wade, Partners in Education Chair, recognizes Hogan & Associates Construction, 2020 Sue Westenskow Award Recipient. 
Kearston Cutrubus, TOUMAC Vice Chair, recognizes Colonel Jon Eberlan, 2020 Western Big Hat Award Recipient.
Two Chamber Impact Awards were given to recognize significant efforts made in the community and within the Chamber. Weber County and Ogden City governments were recognized for their combined work in managing the delivery of the federal CARES Grant in 2020. The Standard-Examiner were recognized for working closely with the Chamber to create a new Community Guide and Business Directory publication.
Mayor Mike Caldwell gives remarks on behalf of Ogden City, 2021 Chamber Impact Award Recipient. 
Comissioner Jim Harvey gives remarks on behalf of Weber County, 2021 Chamber Impact Award Recipient. 
Jim Konig gives remarks on behalf of Standard-Examiner, 2021 Chamber Impact Award Recipient.
The Small Business of the Year Award is presented to a business in Weber County with fewer than 100 employees that has actively engaged in the Chamber and demonstrated innovative approaches to small business, providing exceptional products and services.
The Monarch was named Small Business of the Year and recognized among finalists, Huntsville Square and Mountain Donuts. View finalist video. This award was proudly sponsored by Wasatch Pharmacy Care, recipient of the award in 2018.
The Large Business of the Year Award is presented to a business in Weber County with more than 100 employees that is actively engaged in the Chamber, are leaders in their industries and are a positive and moving force in building business and community prosperity in Weber County.
Northrop Grumman was named Large Business of the Year and recognized among finalists, Eide Bailly and Ogden Clinic. View finalist video. This award was proudly sponsored by R&O Construction, 2020 Large Business of the Year.
The Volunteer of the Year Award is given to a person with passion for community service. You find these people almost everywhere giving of themselves and improving the lives of others.
Walter Stuart was named Volunteer of the Year and recognized among finalists, Jessica Brooks and Samuel Smith. View finalist video. This award was proudly sponsored by EnableUtah.
The Chairperson of the Year Award is given to an exceptional leader of one of the Chamber’s action-based committees. These leaders are known for rolling up their sleeves and uniting diverse groups of people toward a common purpose.
Jodi Brown was named Chairperson of the Year and recognized among finalists, Maresha Bosgieter and Joseph Nielson. View finalist video. This award was proudly sponsored by the Chamber Board Officers’ organizations, America First Credit Union, Myers Mortuary, Ogden Regional Medical Center, and Wadman Corporation.
The Wall of Fame Award is presented to Weber County’s most influential leaders. Inductees have made significant contributions to promote and enhance our community. They have devoted their time, talent, and financial support in professional and personal endeavors to enhance the quality of life in our area.
Debbie Williams, community activist and owner of TimeLess Medical Spa & Weight Loss Clinic was inducted as the 2021 Wall of Fame recipient. View tribute video.
