Chamber Presents Bronx Business Awards Gala

The Bronx Chamber of Commerce toasted several business leaders at its annual Bronx Business Awards gala celebration on Wednesday, April 18 at Marina del Rey Caterers. This year’s honorees included Developer of the Year Award recipient The Perez Family, Mastermind, Ltd.; Made in the Bronx Award of the Year recipient Gino’s Pastry Shop; Institutional Member of the Year Award recipient Bronx Community College; Non-Profit of the Year Award recipient Third Avenue Business Improvement District; Health Provider of the Year Award recipient D & J Ambulette Services, Inc. and Minority and Women Owned Business Enterprises Business Award recipient E.A.T. w/Culinary Professionals, Inc. A portion of the gala’s proceeds benefitted the Special Olympics of New York.

Bronx Chamber’s Joseph Kelleher (l), chairman and Nunzio Del Greco (r), president bestowed the M/WBE Company of the Year Award to E.A.T w/Culinary, Inc.

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Michael Brady (c), Third Avenue BID executive director, proudly accepted the Non-Profit of the Year Award from the Bronx Chamber.

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Leading with Legacy: William Villanova, President of Frank E. Campbell, The Funeral Chapel

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The Bronx Chamber presented Dr. Thomas Isekenegbe (c), Bronx Community College president, the prestigious Institutional Member of the Year Award.

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Gino’s Pastry Shop’s Jerome Gino Raguso (c) was honored with the Made in the Bronx Award of the Year.

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The Perez Family, Mastermind, Ltd. eagerly accepted their Developer of the Year Award.

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The Bronx Chamber presented a generous ceremonial check to the Special Olympics New York’s Pamela Parker (2nd from r).

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