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Clark County Business Briefing, Oct. 19, 2024

The Columbian
Published: October 19, 2024, 5:36am

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The Greater Vancouver Chamber recently announced the winners of the 2024 Business and Leadership Awards in conjunction with Riverview Bank. The awards recognize businesses and individuals who have made contributions to the economic growth and vibrancy of Southwest Washington.

  • RichalndHUB Coffee was honored with the Start-Up to Watch Award. Beyond offering premium coffee, RichlandHUB’s owner James Mbuya and his team are committed to improving the lives of farmers and their communities in rural Tanzania. Each purchase helps fund essential services including health care clinics.
  • Daddy D’s Southern Style BBQ earned the Small Business Award for its growth and commitment to community service. Owner Donnie Vercher’s support through charity events, initiatives, and collaborations has turned Daddy D’s into both a favorite and a pillar of community spirit.
  • Davidson and Associates Insurance received the Large Business Award for its long-standing dedication to providing trustworthy services and uplifting the community. Their commitment to ethical business practices and public service has fostered a tight-knit community spirit, helping Vancouver flourish.
  • Rep. Monica Stonier was named Statesperson of the Year for her work supporting the hospitality sector, expanding financial education for students and addressing generational poverty in Washington. Her dedication to public service and community development made her a deserving recipient of this honor.
  • Former Vancouver City Manager Eric Holmes was recognized as the 2024 First Citizen. “It has been a tremendous and unexpected honor to be selected as First Citizen. I am grateful for the opportunity I have had to serve the community. I am even more grateful to be able to continue to live here with my family and enjoy what a remarkable place it is,” he said. Holmes retired at the beginning of October.
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