Who will YOU nominate for West Seattle Chamber of Commerce’s 2018 Westside Awards?

It’s Westside Awards nomination time! Just announced:

Each year the West Seattle Chamber of Commerce requests the West Seattle community to nominate outstanding businesses and persons for the Westside Awards.

Business of the Year
Emerging Business of the Year
Not-for-Profit of the Year
Westsider of the Year

What makes this award special is the nominations come from the West Seattle community and the nominees are judged based on specific criteria. Criteria for the awards include:

-Nominees will have made a major or visible contribution in the past year that reflects commercial growth and achievement, innovation, creativity or community involvement.

-Contributes and promotes the economic growth, stability and improvement of West Seattle.

-Gives generously of themselves and/or staff in time and resources to community activities.

-Consistently excels in customer service and business conduct.

Please note that a nominee does not have to be a member of the West Seattle Chamber of Commerce.

Here’s the nomination form. You have until March 9th to get your nomination(s) in. Past winners are listed here; this year’s winners will be honored at the annual Westside Awards breakfast on May 1st.

3 Replies to "Who will YOU nominate for West Seattle Chamber of Commerce's 2018 Westside Awards?"

  • psps February 20, 2018 (10:47 pm)

    Whom will you nominate…

    • WSB February 20, 2018 (11:04 pm)

      Sorry, I’ve never gone that way and never will. I think this writer/editor sums it up well.

      http://www.grammarunderground.com/whom-vs-who-at-the-beginning-of-a-sentence.html

      “Whom” is a word we likely could jettison from our language and be none the worse off for it.

    • kj March 9, 2018 (5:26 pm)

      I’m a retired English teacher and I agree that this rule could be jettisoned. I am anal about grammar mistakes but this one doesn’t even make my list. It’s the BLATANT errors that I see and read every day that send me up the wall.

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