Lake of the Ozarks Regional Economic Development Council Business Awards

The Lake of the Ozarks Regional Economic Development Council (LOREDC) is excited to announce an opportunity to honor persons/businesses in the tri-county region.  Nominations will be accepted through December 19, 2014.  Awards will be presented at LOREDC's annual meeting in January. Take a look at our past winners below:

2013 Business Awards – Presented January 2014

Business Partner of the Year – Dierberg’s Lakeview Pointe, Jeff Gloss (Osage Beach)
Business Person of the Year – Phyllis Marose, Putt N Stuff (Osage Beach)
Emerging Enterprise – Kirby’s School of Wake, Kirby Liesmann (Lake Area)

2012 Business Awards – Presented January 2013

Business Partner of the Year – Co-Mo Electric Cooperative, Ken Johnson (Lake Area)
Business Person of the Year – Steve Thompson, Bridal Cave (Camdenton)
Emerging Enterprise – Lake Ozark Solar, Rich Scharlott (Lake Ozark)

2011 Business Awards – Presented January 2012

Business Partner of the Year – Schultz & Summers Engineering, Stan Schultz (Lake Area)
Business Person of the Year – Sandy Waggett, MSW Interactive Design (Lake Area)
Large Emerging Enterprise – Lake Regional Medical Group, Peter Rao (Lake Area)
Small Emerging Enterprise – Golden Rock Winery, Scott & Jennifer Woods (Camdenton)

2010 Business Awards – Presented January 2011

Business Partner of the Year – Bear Bottom Resort, Matt Sutcliffe – Small Business Category (Sunrise Beach)
Business Partner of the Year – Keiper, Don Smith - Large Business Category (Eldon)
Business Person of the Year – Jeff Carroll, Pickled Pete’s Sportsbar & Grill (Osage Beach)
Emerging Enterprise – Lexsar Solutions Inc., Jim Petropoulos (Sunrise Beach)

2009 Business Awards – Presented January 2010

Business Partner of the Year – Central Bank of Lake of the Ozarks, Greg Gagnon (Lake Area)
Business Person of the Year – Doug Stockton, Stockton’s Pub & Grill (Osage Beach)
Emerging Enterprise – Argosy Console, David Atkins (Eldon)

2008 Business Awards – Presented January 2009

Business Partner of the Year – John McWhirter, Lamar Advertising of Missouri (Linn Creek)
Business Person of the Year – Bud Simmons, Mariner’s Pier 31 Yacht Club (Camdenton Area)
Emerging Enterprise – Ron Dugan, Captain Ron’s Bar & Grill (Lake West)

2007 Business Awards – Presented January 2008

Business Partner of the Year – HyVee, Tim Cernin (Osage Beach)
Business Person of the Year – Bob Schwartz, Bob’s Marketing (Lake Area)
Emerging Enterprise – Joseph Saab, American Realty & Development (Camdenton)
Award of Appreciation – AmerenUE (Lake Area)

2006 Business Awards – Presented January 2007

Business Partner of the Year – Krantz & Associates, Jeff & Melissa Krantz (Osage Beach)
Business Person of the Year – Reba Starling-Silvey, Shoppe at Shady Gables (Versailles)
Emerging Enterprise – HTR Group, Ray Kohout  (Kaiser)

2005 Business Awards – Presented January 2006

Business Partner of the Year – Mark Brown, Lodge of Four Seasons (Lake Ozark)
Business Person of the Year – Mike Page, Dogpatch & Grandma’s Candy Kitchen (Lake Ozark)
Emerging Enterprise – Jim Kahrs, Osage Catfisheries (Osage Beach)

For a business to be eligible, they must have been in business for a minimum of six months and must be a registered business in Camden, Miller or Morgan County.  In order to nominate a business, you will need to fill out the Business Award Application Form and include no more than a one page explanation of why the nominee should be selected including the commitment to the betterment of the profession and/or community. For more information contact LOREDC Secretary, Matt Davis at 573-392-8000.   

Location: Osage Beach, MO 65065, USA

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