CEoY Nomination Deadline Extended to 10am - Monday, February4th!!

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Just think - YOU could be the one to nominate the next Construction Executive of the Year! 
 
This year's winners will join a long list of the state's most esteemed construction company executives. If you work for, with or know of a President or CEO of an Arizona construction company that exemplifies excellent leadership, investment in employees, ingenuity to overcome adversity and a commitment to the community - nominate them TODAY!
 
We will be awarding three individuals at this year's event on Friday, May 3rd: an Executive of the Year from each a General Contractor and a Subcontractor, along with an Emerging Leader (an up-and-coming executive in Arizona's construction industry who is either at the lead of a young company emerging in the industry, or a next generation of leadership rising up the ranks of an established company).  
 
Nominees will be considered based on the information included on the nomination form and voted on by the CEoY committee, VOS Board Members and past presidents - there is no arduous interview selection process for nominees to commit to. Winners will be notified and announced prior to the event so the entire experience will be one of celebration! 
 


Winners this year will have the privilege of being recognized along with this very prominent business, Empire Southwest!
 
If you have any questions on the nomination or award, please reach out to Jared Asay or Michelle Walker, event co-chairs.
 
And - once you have your nominations sent in - feel free to follow up with a sponsorship.
Huge thanks to Title Sponsor Beach Fleischman for their support of this signature VOS event.

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