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Nominate 40 Under 40 Business & Community Leaders

To be honored at the Business Partnership Annual Meeting

Somerset County Business Partnership
Somerset County Business Partnership (Somerset County Business Partnership)

The Somerset County Business Partnership (SCBP) has announced that they will be honoring 40 women and men under the age of 40 of the business community in Somerset County. They will be recognized at the 2021 SCBP Annual Meeting on December 13 at the Palace at Somerset Park in Somerset.

Nominations will be accepted for business people, professionals, entrepreneurs, elected officials, and community leaders whose successes and demonstrations of strong leadership have gone above and beyond within their jobs, families, and community organizations. Nominees will be evaluated for their commitment to business growth and development, professional excellence, leadership, achievements and community service. Nominations are open from Tuesday, July 13, 2021 through Friday, October 15, 2021.

“Now that we are starting to see signs of normalcy creep back into the business community, the millennial generation is being counted on to assume more and more leadership positions. We hope that this event can be a forum to recognize some of those leaders,” said SCBP President & CEO, Chris Edwards.

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Nominations are open from Tuesday, July 13, 2021 through Friday, October 15, 2021.###a name="_Hlk77062527"> To nominate yourself or another, please fill out a nomination form here:

BACKGROUNDER

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Founded in 1919, the Somerset County Business Partnership has evolved to meet community business needs over its 100-year history, serving as Somerset County's regional Chamber of Commerce. The SCBP enjoys a unique public-private partnership with County Freeholders to also provide economic development and tourism services. This collaboration creates a single voice for active businesses in the county, helping it to speak with a unified voice in order to advance a strategic agenda that makes Somerset County an ideal place to live, work, learn, and play. Now, serving over 815 members and representing over 70,000 employees in Somerset County, the Business Partnership has recently celebrated its 100th year anniversary.

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