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Chamber Presents PACE Awards
February 27, 2013
The Greater Pensacola Chamber held their annual Pensacola Area Commitment to Excellence (PACE) Awards banquet Tuesday night at the Hilton Pensacola Beach Gulf Front.
The PACE Awards honor outstanding individuals who have made significant contributions to the Pensacola area’s overall economic progress.
PACE Award winners were:
- Emerging Leader of the Year – Attorney Brian Hooper for his volunteerism and community service.
- Professional Leader of the Year – Brent Lane of Cat Country 98.7 for his consistent professionalism and positive attitude.
- Community Leader of the Year — Bentina Terry, co-chair of the Chamber’s Vision 2015 initiative for economic development.
- Business Leader of the Year — Mark Faulkner, Baptist Health Care president/CEO.
- Pioneer Award — Lewis Bear, Jr. former chair of the Great Pensacola Chamber and current vice chair of economic development for the chamber.
- Spirit of Pensacola Award — posthumously awarded to Donna Fassett, director of ARC Gateway until her death in December.
Pictured top: Attorney Brian Hooper (right) was honored with the Emerging Leader of the Year Award during the Greater Pensacola Chamber’s PACE Awards Tuesday night on Pensacola Beach.
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