Francis Marion University awards Marion Medallion to local leaders

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Francis Marion University and the Morning News presented the Marion Medallion awards at a ceremony held at the FMU Performing Arts Center on Mar. 2. This year’s recipients were Mike Miller, President of the Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce, and Donna C. Isgett, President and CEO of McLeod Health.

The award recognizes individuals who have made significant contributions to their communities. As President of the Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce, Miller has played a key role in advancing economic development, building partnerships between businesses and community leaders, and supporting initiatives that improve quality of life in the area.

FMU President Fred Carter presented Miller with the award and praised his ability to bring people together for positive change.

The Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce contributes to community engagement by promoting local tourism and supporting businesses in the Florence area, according to the official website. The organization works to advance economic growth and prosperity through education, advocacy, and collaboration for both businesses and residents according to its official website.

Paul Felker previously served as executive director for the Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce according to its official website. The chamber serves the Florence area in Arizona according to its official website, offering resources such as a member directory and networking events to support local businesses according to its official website. It operates as a community business organization according to its official website.

The recognition highlights ongoing efforts by local organizations and leaders to foster economic growth and strengthen community ties.



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