These Monmouth Businesses, Residents Honored In Chamber Of Commerce Spinnaker Awards

MONMOUTH COUNTY, NJ — The Eastern Monmouth Area Chamber of Commerce (EMACC) will hold its annual Spinnaker Award dinner in March, and the chamber just announced these are the honorees.

Now in its thirty-fourth year, the Spinnaker Awards honors businesses and individuals who give of themselves to make life better for everyone in eastern Monmouth County.

"The Spinnaker Awards dinner is our Chamber’s premier event, celebrating the achievements of those who make our community extraordinary," said EMACC Chairwoman Marie Noglows of Corcoran, Baer & McIntosh real estate firm. "I'm excited to personally congratulate this year's winners and connect with other business leaders in our area."

The 2025 honorees are:

Volunteer of the Year Shannon Mosier
Above and beyond service and dedication by an individual who provides exemplary service to the community.

Arts & Culture Award Jazz Arts Project
In recognition of those individuals and organizations who support and cultivate an appreciation of Arts in the community.

Public Service Award Shrewsbury Mayor Kim Eulner
To honor an individual who is a source of pride to the citizens he/she serves and is consistent with the high principles of the chamber for all who hold a public charge.

Community Service Award Shore Business Solutions
For a business with less than 50 employees which has shown a dedication to the good of the eastern Monmouth community by leadership and spirit in support of our quality of life.

Corporate Good Neighbor Award Manasquan Bank
For a business with 50 or more employees. Beginning with the CEO, a business whose culture motivates employees to be personally involved as good Samaritans to people in need making Eastern Monmouth a better place to live.

Non-Profit Organization of the Year We Are Loved
To honor an organization that provides quality and consistent programs and services to the community.

Serving Monmouth County for Over 50 Years OrthoCenter
Celebrating a business that has found the key to success in remaining a solid business for over 50 years.

EMACC’s Next Generation Leader Lynzie Burmeister
An active member of EMACC who recognizes the benefits of chamber membership and involvement in starting and growing a professional career.

The Spinnaker Awards dinner is scheduled for March 25, 2026 and will be held at Two River Theater in Red Bank. To learn more or purchase tickets to attend, call the Chamber at 732-741-0055 or visit www.emacc.org The Eastern Monmouth Area Chamber of Commerce was established in 1928 and serves the communities of Eatontown, Fair Haven, Little Silver, Middletown, Monmouth Beach, Oceanport, Red Bank, Rumson, Sea Bright, Shrewsbury and Tinton Falls. Their office is located at 97 Apple Street, Suite 8, Tinton Falls, NJ 07724.