Lynnwood honors outstanding leaders during first-ever Chamber of Commerce gala - Lynnwood Today

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The inaugural Lynnwood Chamber of Commerce gala took place at the Lynnwood Event Center, uniting local leaders and elected officials in a celebration of community service and leadership. This landmark event recognized individuals and organizations that have made significant contributions to the Lynnwood area. Chamber President Frank Percivalmore addressed attendees, urging them to imagine a future that is more sustainable, attainable, and relatable for the community. The gala not only honored the past achievements of local leaders but also aimed to inspire continued collaboration among business and civic stakeholders. Awards were presented for various categories, highlighting the diverse ways in which individuals can impact their community positively.

The event served as a platform for fostering relationships that can lead to further initiatives benefiting Lynnwood. By establishing this tradition, the Chamber of Commerce hopes to cultivate a deeper sense of community and commitment among its members. Overall, the evening was a success, setting a positive tone for future gatherings and community engagement efforts.

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