NSU Receives the Diversity Organization of the Year Award from the Chamber of Commerce of the Palm Beaches
From left: Michael Hoffman (Jewish Federation of Palm Beach County); Jennifer O’Flannery Anderson (Nova Southeastern University); Joseph Chase (Gunster); Chamber Chair Evelyn Hopkins (Florida Crystals); John L. Hundley (Hundley Farms); Michelle Diffenderfer (Lewis, Longman & Walker P.A.); Elliot Bostwick Davis (Norton Museum of Art); Bob Goldfarb (Goldfarb Custom Clothing)
Recently, more than 450 people attended the Chamber of Commerce of the Palm Beaches’ Annual Business Awards Breakfast at the Palm Beach County Convention Center. These awards recognize Palm Beach County companies and individuals that lead with confidence and demonstrate a solid commitment to their business goals, their employees and their local community.
The 2019 Award Recipients were:
- Non-Profit of the Year: Norton Museum of Art
- Health & Human Services Organization of the Year: Jewish Federation of Palm Beach County
- Diversity Organization of the Year: Nova Southeastern University
- Young Professional of the Year: Joseph Chase, Gunster
- Small Business Person of the Year: Bob Goldfarb, Bob Goldfarb Custom Clothing
- Business of the Year: Lewis, Longman & Walker, P.A.
- Leader of the Year Award was presented to John L. Hundley, President of Hundley Farms Inc.