Prince William County Greater Manassas Chamber of Commerce

There’s always something going on at Your Chamber! Take a few moments to glance at our Calendar of Events and Brown Bag Seminar Series to find out what’s coming up this month. Read the latest story from our member newsletter, INPRINT, to find out what our members are up to in the "News & Notes" section.

This is also the place to find out who’s been doing what at the Chamber. The "Spotlight" shines on our featured member and here’s where you can learn who won Chamber awards this year …

Gold Star Award

The Prince William County-GREATER Manassas Chamber of Commerce awards a "Gold Star" each month to the member who has gone "above and beyond" the call of duty in support of the Chamber and its mission. This coveted award is handed out at the monthly breakfast or luncheon.

Chamber Chair Rick Hendershot, Hendershot-Burkhardt-Reed, Certified Public Accountants (right), presents the December Gold Star Award to Mike O'Brien, Shaklee/Airsource

When someone volunteers for a committee, they are considered a treasure to the Chamber. Mike O’Brien not only volunteers as part of a committee, but is also available any time someone needs a helping hand. A member of the Community Relations Committee, Mike went above and beyond the call of duty for the Cuisine de Commerce. He spent a good deal of time calling food service members about exhibiting. The day of the luncheon he busied himself helping with set-up and assisting vendors, helping to make this year’s Cuisine de Commerce the great success it was.

January 2008

Robin Cyrtmus
Waiting for You

Chamber Chair Rick Hendershot, Hendershot-Burkhardt-Reed, Certified Public Accountants, presents the January Gold Star Award to Robin Cyrtmus, Waiting for You.

Robin Cyrtmus is one of those unheralded people who have been quietly working behind the scenes on behalf of the Greater Chamber. With her help, the Chamber’s recent Holiday Silent Auction Luncheon evoked the spirit of the season, which greatly contributed to its success. Robin was responsible for the centerpieces (which she worked on with Richey’s Florists) as well as ornaments on the money tree. In addition, she spent countless hours securing donations from members and was on hand to help set up for the event.

In her role as an ambassador, Robin represents the Chamber at events and in the community and as a mentor, she helps new members get involved in the Chamber.

News and Events

Gold Star Award