Macomb County Planning and Economic Development (MCPED) has announced the return of the annual Macomb Business Awards (MBA), which will take place Thursday, April 23 at The Emerald Theatre in Mount Clemens.
The celebration recognizes businesses of all sizes for their innovation, generosity and ability to adapt and thrive.
Businesses and organizations can submit themselves for consideration in one of the following categories now through Feb. 16:
Best Place to Work - Brought to you by Macomb/St. Clair Michigan Works!: A company that fosters a positive and supportive work environment where employees feel valued, trusted and have an opportunity for growth. Additionally, this company should have a sense of purpose and go above and beyond to support its community.
Fueling the Talent Pipeline: A company creating opportunities for the next generation of our workforce through meaningful career exploration experiences.
Hidden Gem: A commercial business offering a unique Macomb County product, service or experience that deserves more recognition.
Excellence in Manufacturing Award - Brought to you by MMTC: A manufacturer of 500 employees or less, achieving success through its use of modern, smart technology to adapt to industry demands and diversify its customer base. The company is innovative in both its processes and products. Manufacturers of all kinds are eligible, from defense/aerospace to food and beverage.
Nonprofit of the Year - Brought to you by Advancing Macomb: An organization that addresses an important need and plays a vital role in our local community, by contributing significantly to the well-being, vitality and growth of Macomb County. Must be a 501(C) organization.
Placemaker Award: An initiative or project that creates places where people gather and spend time while positively impacting the local business community. This award is open to municipalities, DDAs, chambers of commerce, nonprofit organizations and private partners. It can include projects ranging from streetscape beautification and walkability, to park enhancements and community meeting places. Qualifying initiatives must have been completed within the last three years.
Nominations can be submitted by the business, or by friends, colleagues and customers. To submit a nomination, find instructions on the Macomb Business Awards – How the program works page. Please note, only one nomination per organization is permitted.
MCPED is currently seeking sponsors for this year's event. For more information, contact chelssee.swarthout@macombgov.org.
The celebration recognizes businesses of all sizes for their innovation, generosity and ability to adapt and thrive.
Businesses and organizations can submit themselves for consideration in one of the following categories now through Feb. 16:
Best Place to Work - Brought to you by Macomb/St. Clair Michigan Works!: A company that fosters a positive and supportive work environment where employees feel valued, trusted and have an opportunity for growth. Additionally, this company should have a sense of purpose and go above and beyond to support its community.
Fueling the Talent Pipeline: A company creating opportunities for the next generation of our workforce through meaningful career exploration experiences.
Hidden Gem: A commercial business offering a unique Macomb County product, service or experience that deserves more recognition.
Excellence in Manufacturing Award - Brought to you by MMTC: A manufacturer of 500 employees or less, achieving success through its use of modern, smart technology to adapt to industry demands and diversify its customer base. The company is innovative in both its processes and products. Manufacturers of all kinds are eligible, from defense/aerospace to food and beverage.
Nonprofit of the Year - Brought to you by Advancing Macomb: An organization that addresses an important need and plays a vital role in our local community, by contributing significantly to the well-being, vitality and growth of Macomb County. Must be a 501(C) organization.
Placemaker Award: An initiative or project that creates places where people gather and spend time while positively impacting the local business community. This award is open to municipalities, DDAs, chambers of commerce, nonprofit organizations and private partners. It can include projects ranging from streetscape beautification and walkability, to park enhancements and community meeting places. Qualifying initiatives must have been completed within the last three years.
Nominations can be submitted by the business, or by friends, colleagues and customers. To submit a nomination, find instructions on the Macomb Business Awards – How the program works page. Please note, only one nomination per organization is permitted.
MCPED is currently seeking sponsors for this year's event. For more information, contact chelssee.swarthout@macombgov.org.
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