HYPE awards honor young professionals – WBNG-TV

HYPE awards honor young professionals – WBNG-TV

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JOHNSON CITY (WBNG) – Young professionals around the Southern Tier were “hyped” for the very first HYPE awards at Traditions at the Glen.

Out of 45 HYPE finalists, 15 young professionals from around the Southern Tier were honored Tuesday for their successful work, talent, and dedication in their industry, as well as making a positive change in the community.

Multiple areas of professionalism were recognized. Among them, young professionals in the engineering fields to the healthcare fields and the arts.

The Greater Binghamton Chamber of commerce says that by recognizing these young professionals who chose to stay in the area the awards might encourage them even more.

The winners were chosen by a chamber committee and a community poll of over 3,000 votes.

Amy Shaw, Senior Vice President of the Greater Binghamton Chamber of Commerce said that the HYPE awards are recognizing those that “demonstrated outstanding leadership and are the best of the best in their industries and within our community.”

Shaw said, “we want them to be integrated into our community, we want them to feel at home. We want to keep them, we want them to grow in their career and get those professional development opportunities to them.”

Officials said that it’s important to engage the young professionals and recognize the achievements that they’ve made, and to recognize too that others appreciate their work.

Shaw said, “as part of our next generation of leaders, they will help to shape our community’s future and we are proud to recognize their contributions with a HYPE award.”

Here are the 15 first ever HYPE award recipients:

  • Anna Warfield, Executive Assistant of the Broome County Arts Council — Arts
  • Tiffany Lavin, COO of A Great Choice Lawn Care and Landscaping & Oasis Stone Scapes —  Business
  • Korin Kirk, School Board Member at Binghamton City School District — Community Service
  • Molly Cleere, Fifth Grade Teacher at Whitney Point Central School District — Education
  • Brian Haas, Engineer at Delta Engineers, Architects, & Land Surveyors, DCP — Engineering
  • Brandon Sunderlin, Partner at Johnson, Lauder & Savidge, LLP — Finance
  • Patrick McGinnis, Assistant Director of Parks and Recreation for the City of Binghamton — Government
  • Anne Depugh, Director of Population Health, UHS — Healthcare
  • Michelle McIlroy, Founder and Executive Chef of Phantom Chef Catering — Hospitality
  • Amy Williamson, Intern at the Office of United States Senator Chuck Shumer — Intern
  • Robert Stapleton, Deputy Sheriff & Dr. of Community Policing Div., Broome Couny Sheriff’s Dept. — Law
  • Chida Matada, Engineering Manager at Raymond Corporation — Manufacturing
  • William Hoffmann, Portfolio Manager at M&T Bank — Newcomer
  • Christina Muscatello, Founder of Memory maker Project — Non-profit
  • Stephanie Rivero, Staff Software Engineer at IBM — Technology

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