35th Annual Frisco Number Ones Gala Finalists Announced
The Frisco Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce the finalists for the Business of the Year awards. Winners will be announced at the Frisco Number Ones Gala on Friday, February 1, 2019, at the Embassy Suites, Dallas-Frisco Hotel, Conference Center & Spa, at 7600 John Q. Hammons Drive in Frisco, Texas. Nominations are accepted in October of each year. Applications are then reviewed and judged by the review committee, a cross-section of Frisco business professionals. In addition to the business awards, the Frisco Chamber President and the Chairman of the Board each honor an organization or individual that has made a significant difference to the Frisco Chamber of Commerce during the past year. Three Frisco citizens are also recognized for their commitment to, and enhancement of, the community. “Frisco is fortunate to have such a strong business community comprised of so many outstanding businesses and organizations,” said Tony Felker, President and CEO of the Frisco Chamber of Commerce. “Our annual gala allows the business community to come together to celebrate each other’s successes. This event will certainly be a celebration of Frisco and those that make Frisco number one in so many ways.” “Our goal each year is to create a one-of-a-kind experience at our gala!” said Christi Wilson, Director of Events at the Frisco Chamber of Commerce. The futuristic evening, themed “Edge of the Future,” includes raffle packages, a fun-filled, interactive welcome reception, and an elegant multi-course dinner with over 700 of Frisco’s most influential business and community leaders. Raffle items donated by the business community help create unique packages. Last year, some of the raffle packages included: a sports fan package, valued at over $11,000; a commissioned custom art package valued at over $15,000; SWAT for a day with the Frisco Police Department; and a dinner with Frisco’s Fire Chief. “The events of the evening would not have been possible without our generous sponsors,” Wilson said. Sponsors include Garver LLC, Town & Country Roofing, Inc., Frisco Economic Development Corporation, CobbFendley, CoServ, and CMT Worldwide. Sponsorship levels and more information can be found at FriscoChamber.com.Finalists in each category are:
Small Business of the Year
Anderson Agency, Farmers Insurance
Lifestyle Frisco
Tumbleweed TexStyles
Simon | Paschal PLLC
Solutions Automotive
Medium Business of the Year
Asset Panda
Landmark Bank
Parkhill, Smith & Cooper
TIG Real Estate Services, Inc.
Large Business of the Year
Crest Auto Group
Legacy ER & Urgent Care
Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Plano
University of North Texas
Employer of the Year
Asset Panda
Community Impact Newspaper
Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Plano
Town & Country Roofing, Inc.
Non-Profit of the Year
American Legion Auxiliary - Peter J. Courcy Post 178
Frisco Association for the Arts
National Breast Cancer Foundation
Young Professional of the Year
Heather Canterbury, Frisco Fastpacs
Kristin Grammar, TIG Real Estate Services, Inc.
Michael Howard, Parkhill, Smith & Cooper
Ashley Miller, National Breast Cancer Foundation
Developer of the Year
HALL Park
Frisco Station Partners
Scottish Rite for Children
Entrepreneur of the Year
Suad Bejtovic, Suad Bejtovic Photography
Christie Hutchinson, QCC Healthcare Consultants
Rex Kurzius, Asset Panda
Brian Wysong and Jeb Matulich, Tumbleweed TexStyles
Volunteer of the Year
Ann Anderson, Anderson Agency, Farmers Insurance
Suad Bejtovic, Suad Bejtovic Photography
Nicole Lynn, Decluttered Spaces & Paws and Homes
John Talkington, Apex Network Solutions
