Virtual Awards Ceremony

About The Awards Ceremony

The 7th Annual Triad Minority & Women's Business Expo Awards Ceremony will provide an opportunity to celebrate the triads best minority and women-owned businesses. It is also a time to acknowledge both the importance and the powerful impact that minority-owned businesses have on our communities and the local economy. Award categories include: Business of the Year, Nonprofit of the Year, Newcomer Award, and the Pioneer Award. Each Triad city will have winners from each category.

We're Going Virtual 2020

The Virtual Awards Ceremony will be hosted via Zoom. You can access the event via your computer, tablet or smart phone. While the event is free and open to the public, we do ask that you please register on Eventbrite. On the day of the event, you can enter the awards ceremony by clicking below:

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Award Categories

Non-Profit Organization of the Year

Recognizes a non-profit organization that has made a difference in the communities served by fostering positive social change.

Newcomer of the Year

Non-Profit Organization of the Year

Recognizes a business that is less than two-years old but has blossomed and excelled within the last year.

Kidz Biz Award

Non-Profit Organization of the Year

Kidz Biz Award

Recognizes young innovative minds who have successfully started a business or implemented a non-profit idea.

Business Spotlight Award

Minority Business of the Year

Business Spotlight Award

Recognizes an up & coming business that is making a difference

Pioneer Award

Minority Business of the Year

Business Spotlight Award

Recognizes and honors a distinguished individual or business that has demonstrated longevity, been a staple in the community, and who has made significant contributions.

Minority Business of the Year

Recognizes a minority business that has successfully demonstrated community involvement, exceptional customer service, and has contributed to the economic growth, stability and improvement of the area served. The Award is named after Dr. Robert J. Brown in High Point; Dr. Eunice M. Dudley in Greensboro; and Dr. Vivian H. Burke in Winston-Salem