Levelland Chamber of Commerce earns first place finishes

  • FIRST PLACE MEDIA/PRINTAWARD FOR CHAMBER: The Levelland Chamber of Commerce staff recently attended the TCCE convention held in Odessa, Texas back in June. They were awarded first place in the print/media category for the marketing material for the annual Cotton & Crude Street & Music Festival. Pictured are Nicole Campbell, General Manager of Smith Auto Family and Mary Siders President of Levelland Chamber. (Submitted photo)
    FIRST PLACE MEDIA/PRINTAWARD FOR CHAMBER: The Levelland Chamber of Commerce staff recently attended the TCCE convention held in Odessa, Texas back in June. They were awarded first place in the print/media category for the marketing material for the annual Cotton & Crude Street & Music Festival. Pictured are Nicole Campbell, General Manager of Smith Auto Family and Mary Siders President of Levelland Chamber. (Submitted photo)
  • CHAMBER TAKES FIRST IN PRINT/ELECTRONIC: The Levelland Chamber of Commerce placed first in the print/electronic category at the TCCE convention this past June. The annual convention was in Odessa, Texas this year. The Chamber staff was rewarded for the hard work they put into maintaining the chamber’s web page. Pictured are chamber staff members Kelly Hancock special events manager, Maryan Moore officer manager & Mary Siders President of Levelland Chamber. (Submitted photo)
    CHAMBER TAKES FIRST IN PRINT/ELECTRONIC: The Levelland Chamber of Commerce placed first in the print/electronic category at the TCCE convention this past June. The annual convention was in Odessa, Texas this year. The Chamber staff was rewarded for the hard work they put into maintaining the chamber’s web page. Pictured are chamber staff members Kelly Hancock special events manager, Maryan Moore officer manager & Mary Siders President of Levelland Chamber. (Submitted photo)

    Levelland Chamber of Commerce earns first place finishes

    The Texas Chamber of Commerce Executive, an association of more than 1,500 Texas-based, chamber of commerce professionals, annually honors marketing and communication leaders for superior work in social media, video, website, event marketing and print, electronic communications.

    Chambers of Commerce are all in the communications industry as the local voice of business. This is a group that shares information, best practices and endeavors to stay abreast and master new forms of communication. The TCCE Annual Media Awards recognized the best communications and media work for Texas chambers of every size at their annual convention held in Odessa, Texas, June 17-21, 2023.

    Chamber staffs are encouraged to submit their work for competition. Thirty different chambers submitted in one of four media categories including social media, website, event marketing and print, electronic based upon the size and budget of the Chambers.

    The Levelland Chamber of Commerce proudly brought home first place awards in website and print, electronic. The staff of the Levelland chamber built and maintain the chamber’s web page. Per Mary Siders, President of Chamber, she applauded the wonderful job done by her coworkers including Maryan Moore, Office Manager and Kelly Hancock, Special Events Manager.

    “This award belongs to these two ladies for their work in maintaining the web page. These two colleagues are remarkable and talented, making the chamber and our programs better every day,” said Siders. “Maryan is tasked with keeping web site up to date and the most current details and information on our investors and members. She is extremely talented in information technology and the number one contributor to the award-winning web site. “

    In the print, media category, the Chamber of Commerce award was the marketing materials for the annual Cotton & Crude Street Fair and Music Festival. Siders said “this award is due to the fantastic work of one of our amazing volunteers, Nicole Campbell, General Manager of Smith Auto Family. Nicole previously served as their Director of Marketing and Business Development. Two years ago, she created an amazing logo and brand we can be proud of and one that will last for years. It is appealing and has played a huge part in the new events’ success. Nicole spent countless hours creating the perfect image for our Cotton and Crude marketing materials. Smith Auto is so gracious in their community support and Nicole kindly donated her time and talents to the creation of the Cotton and Crude branding.

    Ty Gregory, board chair who has also been very instrumental in the planning and implementation of Cotton & Crude Street Fair and Music Fest applauded Nicole’s work too. Gregory said the board reviewed many logos for this event and that were all incredibly good. Nicole’s vision and passion for this event shined through her work and we are excited to keep bringing and enhancing this event for our community, including all generations. The Chamber of Commerce succeeds because of the great volunteers and community partners like Nicole and Smith Auto Family. And we appreciate all the local businesses that make the Cotton & Crude event special.