Volunteer Service AwardsEach year, ALCC recognizes special industry members who go beyond ‘normal’ volunteer service. You may nominate someone worthy of this prestigious award by submitting the completed form to [email protected]. The award nomination deadline is December 1 of each year, and award recipients are honored in the spring of the following year at the awards event.
The Bob Cannon Award is ALCC's version of the "Lifetime Achievement Award." Established in 1978, it honors individuals for their longtime service, commitment, loyalty, dedication and contribution to the landscape industry and ALCC. This is someone who is recognized as having improved the professional image of the landscape industry. The current Bob Cannon Lifetime Achievement Award honors Marie Peacock from Gardenz.
Established in 1997, the Garvey award is ALCC’s “Person of the Year.” It was named after John Garvey, CLT, in honor of his contributions and leadership in building the permanent CLT test site in time for the 1997 certification test. Amid a myriad of challenges, he set a new standard for service to ALCC. This year, the John Garvey Person of the Year Award honors Patrick O'Meara from High Country Landscape. See past Garvey Award recipients
The Outlook award represents “up and comers” in the landscape industry and ALCC and who are not yet 40 years old. He/she must make a significant contribution to the industry, his/her company and/or ALCC, in a volunteer or leadership capacity. The Outlook recipient is thought to have a bright future in the industry and ALCC. The current Outlook Emerging Leader Award recognizes Anne Campbell of Colorado Stoneworks Landscaping.
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