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More than 300 business and community leaders gathered at the Hancher Auditorium in Iowa City on May 1 for the inaugural “A Toast to Business” Awards ceremony hosted by Greater Iowa City, Inc. This event aimed to honor the achievements of local businesses and their contributions to the community, fostering a spirit of collaboration and support among entrepreneurs.
The ceremony featured a variety of awards recognizing outstanding businesses across multiple categories, highlighting innovation, community engagement, and excellence in service. Attendees enjoyed an evening filled with inspiring speeches, networking opportunities, and a celebration of the entrepreneurial spirit that drives Johnson County's economy.
Local leaders expressed their gratitude for the hard work and dedication exhibited by the nominees and winners, emphasizing the importance of supporting one another in the ever-evolving business landscape. The event not only showcased the success stories of local enterprises but also aimed to inspire future generations of business leaders in the region.
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