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Highlands Ranch Chamber of Commerce hands out annual awards

Peg Rudden from CASA, right, accepts the award for Business Legacy Leader from Andrea LaRew, president of the Highlands Ranch Chamber of Commerce.

Jerry Healey

Doug Flin, vice president of planning and product development for Seven Stones, accepts the award for Emerging Business of the Year. Seven Stones tied with Bear Mortgage Inc. for the award.

Justin Vaughn, center, poses with Tim and Megan Lindsey after they accepted the award for Emerging Business of the Year. Their company, Bear Mortgage Inc., tied with Seven Stones for the award.

Jerry Wilford, Hide in Plain Sight’s board chairman, accepts the award for Excellence in Community Impact.

Jerry Healey

Posted Wednesday, February 3, 2016 8:44 am

Staff report

The best and brightest in the local business community were honored last week by the Chamber of Commerce of Highlands Ranch.

Below are the award winners who were recognized at the annual Chairman’s Inaugural Luncheon Jan. 29 at the Sheraton Denver Tech Center Hotel in Greenwood Village.

• Excellence in Community Impact — Hide In Plain Sight

• Excellence in Innovation — Children’s Hospital Colorado

• Emerging Business of the Year — Seven Stones and Bear Mortgage Inc.

• Legacy Leader — Peg Rudden with Advocates For Children- CASA.

• Ambassador of the Year — Kay Stolzenbach, Kellogg Executive Services.

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