For the 17th consecutive year, the RUBY Award seeks to honor young professionals making a difference in Bay, Midland, and Saginaw counties. Photo courtesy of 1st State Bank
First State Bank needs your help to honor the brightest young professionals in the Great Lakes Bay Region.
"Since 2005, 1st State Bank’s RUBY Award has honored our area’s brightest professionals under the age of 40 who have made their mark in their professions and are having an impact throughout the Great Lakes Bay Region," according to the bank website.
Nominees must either work or live in Bay, Midland, or Saginaw counties. They must be 39 or younger on Dec. 31.
Other than that, though, the criteria is wide open. Past honorees have included people working in private businesses, non-profits, education, health care, banking, and more.
To nominate someone for the award, visit the 1st State Bank website. Nominations are due Oct. 29. Nominees will be asked to complete an additional questionnaire to elaborate on their career and accomplishments.
If you have questions, contact Allison Becker at AllisonB@1stState.Bank
A reception honoring the 2021 recipients will be held in the spring of 2022. To learn more about the 2020 honorees from Bay County, read this March 12 Route Bay City article.
The 2020 award winners include:
- Ashley Blake, Encompass Therapy Center
- John Boothroydr, Michigan Sugar Company
- Kristen Bovid, Dow
- Nick Bovid, Delta College
- Andrew Heppner, Populace Coffee
- Elizabeth Pionk, D.O., FAAFP, McLaren Bay Region
- Bill Stec, Saginaw Valley State University
- Martha Zehnder, Bavarian Inn Lodge
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