BALTIMORE NACE HAD ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL EXPERIENCE


Congratulations to all our members who walked away with trophies in New Orleans
at the
NACE National Experience!

 George Zell Spirit of NACE Award  2011 - Julie Brown-Edwards, CPCE

 

 President’s List - Rachel Shaw

 

Team Award 2011 Best Team Event of the Year Budget less than $25,000 "Urban Chic-Fashion Fundraiser" Baltimore, MD - Team members: Putting on the Ritz Catering, Andy Kushner Entertainment, Charm City Cakes, Kathy Freundel Photograhy, Bialek’s Music, AFR Event Furnishings, Plan It Perfect 

 

2011 Best Event Production of the Year Budget more than $75,000 - Danielle Couick, CPCE, Alexandria, VA



See Baltimore's National NACE Awards History

CHAPTER OF THE YEAR (since 1983)
2009 – 100 or MORE members Baltimore
2002 - 100 or MORE members Baltimore
2001 - 100 or MORE members Baltimore
2000 - LESS than 100 members Baltimore
1992 - Baltimore 

BEST CHAPTER COMMUNITY SERVICE  (since 1993)
2008 - 100 or MORE members Baltimore
2004 - 100 or MORE members Baltimore
2003 - 100 or MORE members Baltimore 

BEST CHAPTER FUNDRAISER (since 1991)
2010 - 100 or MORE members Baltimore
2007 - 100 or MORE members Baltimore

CHAPTER PROGRAM OF THE YEAR (since 1991)
2008 - 100 or MORE members Baltimore
2001 - 100 or MORE members Baltimore 

CATERER OF THE YEAR (since 1992)
2008 - Alicia Karoll – American Visionary Art Museum - Baltimore
2005 - Julie P. G. Brown-Edwards, CPCE – Baltimore
2002 - Abby Fitzpatrick, CPCE - Baltimore
1992 - Jerry Edwards, CPCE – Baltimore 

EVENT PROFESSIONAL (FORMERLY, AFFILIATE MEMBER) OF THE YEAR (since 1992)
2010 – Daniel Watson-Bey – East Hill Video - Baltimore
2005 - Dulany Noble – Baltimore
2002 - Vickie Preston - Baltimore 

GEORGE ZELL SPIRIT OF NACE
2011 - Julie Brown-Edwards, CPCE - Baltimore
2010 – Vickie Preston – Entertainment Exchange - Baltimore
2008 - Dulany Noble - Gala Cloths by Dulany - Baltimore 

HALL OF FAME ESTABLISHED 1988
Jerry Edwards, CPCE

PRESIDENT'S LIST AWARD
2011 - Rachel Shaw
2010 - Debra May
2009 - Dulany Noble
2008 - Vickie Preston

BEST CATERED EVENT OF THE YEAR: On-Premise, Budget more than $75,000
2009 - Bonny Opper, Chef's Expressions

BEST CATERED EVENT OF THE YEAR: Off-Premise, Budget less than $25,000
2010 - Melanie Brzozowski, Chef’s Expressions

BEST EVENT PRODUCTION OF THE YEAR: Budget between $25,000-$75,000
2010 - Danielle Couick, CPCE, EVOKE, LLC

BEST EVENT PRODUCTION OF THE YEAR: Budget more than $75,000
2011 - Danielle Couick, CPCE, Alexandria, VA

BEST TEAM EVENT OF THE YEAR: Budget less than $25,000
2011 - "Urban Chic's Fashion Fundraiser" Putting on the Ritz Catering, Andy Kushner Entertainment, Charm City Cakes, Kathy Freundel Photography, Bialek's Music, AFR Event Furnishings, Plan it Perfect
2010 - “Urban Chic’s Runway to Happiness” Putting on the Ritz Catering, Andy Kushner Entertainment, Jays Valet Service, Kathy Freundel Photography, Perkins Productions, Plan It Perfect

 

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May Meeting
Mixing & Matching
May 20, 2013
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Martin's Valley Mansion
594 Cranbrook Road
Hunt Valley, MD 21030
Venue Website
$3.00 One Raffle Ticket

$10.00 Five Raffle Tickets

$20.00 Arms Length of Raffle Tickets

$30.00 Body Length of Raffle Tickets

$45.00 Member Meeting Ticket (advance registration)
$55.00 Member Meeting Ticket (at the door)
$40.00 Earlybird rate before May 14

$55.00 Guest Meeting Ticket (advance registration)
$65.00 Guest Meeting Ticket (at the door)
$50.00 Earlybird rate before May 14

 

By popular demand, please join us for an evening of networking.   Starting at registration, the structured networking will begin. We will be mixing and matching you to network with new people.  Which team will be the first to meet and complete their recipe?  During the program, you will get a chance to network with your NACE peers in small groups.  Be prepared to share unique information about you and/or company:

  • What makes you different than your competition?
  • Is there a unique service or customer you serve?
  • How can you work with another company to grow sales?
     

The structure of this meeting will allow for everyone to get involved.  This is a great meeting for our members to learn more about each other but also allow guests to meets the professionals in our chapter.

Community Service:   Baltimore Reads! 
We want to help the effort to promote childhood reading which leads to confidence, imagination and self-worth.  Please bring new and gently used children’s books to the May meeting to supply local heroes, Baltimore Reads, with books to distribute to free books to children's’ families and schools.  www.baltimorereads.org