ACCOLADES Luncheon ~ TABLES

RESERVE a Full or Half TABLE here | The Accolades Business Leader of the Year & Annual Awards luncheon celebrates the accomplishments of the Southern Colorado Women's Chamber of Commerce in an expanded format with emceed program remarks, a keynote speaker, limited edition publications, well-earned recognitions and a fundraiser to support the SCWCC Foundation.

The 2014 keynote remarks will be delivered by Dr. Claire Oberon Garcia, professor of English at Colorado College and the State's Second Lady ... whose influence extends from the classroom to the boardroom, through a dynamic presence on campus and in the capitol.

A total of 21 nominees in three categories will be honored at the August 19 event at The Doubletree. The long-standing, premiere award program - the Accolades Business Leader of the Year - will name its  21st honoree from among eight candidates, and first-time winners of SCWCC Annual Awards in new Member of the Year and Young Professional of the Year categories will also be recognized.

A wrap-around Silent Auction Fundraiser is also conducted by the SCWCC Foundation, to support its work to underwrite a full scholarship through the Karen Possehl Women's Endowment at UCCS each year.

Corporations, nominee supporters and related small groups of attendees are invited to reserve a full or half table for your group to celebrate at Accolades.

Table reservations are open to members and non-members alike, and you may use the comments field to submit the names of your group - or email your guest list to info@scwcc.com.
 

Why is the price $55 per attendee at a table? Tables are highly likely to be made up of a mix of members and non-members, so the unit pricing is set mid-way between the two individual fees.

Even if a table IS made up of all members, the upcharge is for the reservation itself (holding a full or half table for specific people); otherwise the event is open seating and attendees would have to meet up, get together and find available space if they wanted to sit together.

With a reserved table, members are able to select who they sit with and have it guaranteed in advance, with a slight upcharge. Non-member guests do get a bit of a break if they’re in a group that’s willing to commit to a multiple seat purchase.