2018 Construction Executive of the Year - Best Under the Sun Award Nominations Being Accepted through March 31, 2018!

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Nominate a Valley of the Sun Member as the "Best Under the Sun" Today!
 
Each year at the CEoY Awards, two chapter members (one general & one associate) are honored as "The Best Under the Sun" for their contributions to our chapter and CFMA as a whole.
 
Forward to the Chapter Administrator, Stephanie Weadock, an e-mail with your nominations today.  Indicate your nominee's name, general or associate (feel free to nominate one of each!) and reason for nomination.
 
Please note, previous recipients of these awards are not eligible - please check out prior years winners on the CEoY banquet page of the website.
 
Nominations are due by close of business Friday, March 30th - so send yours in today!


2017 Best Under the Sun Associate Member

2017 Best Under the Sun General Member

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