The Delaware County Business Alliance will recognize local enterprises for their contributions to economic growth and community development at its annual awards dinner on Wednesday, Aug. 20, at Stonewall Estate in DeLancey.
The evening will spotlight standout businesses across several categories. The Bovina Center Montessori School and the Dorothy and Lewis Culman Child Development Center will be named Business of the Year for their educational and economic impact.
Three emerging enterprises—Cadillac Ranch of Davenport, Dear Native Grapes in Walton, and Made & Found of Delhi—will receive New Business Rising Star Awards, honoring their early momentum and potential in the regional marketplace. The Catskill Campaign for the Future will be recognized with the Business Connector Award for its role in fostering collaboration and long-term planning.
The event will also mark the final public appearance of Ray Pucci as president of the Business Alliance. After years of leadership, Pucci is retiring, and the evening will serve as a farewell and symbolic passing of the torch to the next generation of local business leadership.
Held at the Chamber member venue Stonewall Estate, the celebration will feature a family-style dinner prepared by Chef Jerry Pellegrino, followed by a dessert bar. The event runs from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m., with tickets priced at $95 per person.
For more information and to purchase tickets visit delawarecounty.org
