Chamber’s Leadership Dayton to Recognize TACG Director Ramona Vikan
Dayton-Area Chamber of Commerce Program, Leadership Dayton, to recognize TACG Director Ramona Vikan with "Outstanding Community Board Service" Award
Dayton, OH, September 13, 2019 --(PR.com)-- TACG Director Ramona Vikan has been honored with Leadership Dayton’s "Outstanding Community Board Service" Award for her significant contributions to the Dayton community. This is the inaugural year for the Outstanding Community Board Service Award, which recognizes a Leadership Dayton graduate who has excelled in their board match position.
Nominated by Dayton Art Institute (DAI), Ms. Vikan sat on DAI’s Board of Trustees for one year (2014-2015) before joining its Associate Board in 2015. Her main duties were focused on assisting with the planning and execution of DAI’s largest fundraisers, Art ball and Octoberfest, which contributes a significant portion of their operating budget.
“The Leadership Dayton Board Match program introduced me to the Dayton Art Institute and enabled me to understand what it takes to keep 100 years of art and culture relevant in this ever-changing social landscape. It was important to me for DAI to continue to make these connections with Dayton's business leaders to recruit the talent, energy, and resources needed to see them through another hundred years,” says Ms. Vikan. “When I became aware that DAI needed help keeping this relationship alive, I was thrilled to jump in and help make that happen.”
This year’s honorees will be recognized at the 2019 Leadership Dayton Annual Meeting on Wednesday, September 18 at Dayton International Airport. The following is a full list of honorees:
(Inaugural) Outstanding Community Board Service Award – Ramona Vikan, matched with Dayton Art Institute
Leader of the Year – The Foodbank, Inc.
Volunteer of the Year – Jessica Saunders
Program Partner of the Year – Dayton Power & Light
About TACG:
Founded in 2006, TACG, LLC (TACG) is a Federally Recognized Alaskan Tribal 8(a) Certified firm focused on the public sector and aerospace industries. Despite our small business status, we consistently deliver on large-scale projects because of our broad scope of capabilities, our hand-picked staff of consultants, and our diverse partner network. Yet we still offer a personal touch that only a small business can provide.
TACG is committed to helping organizations achieve greater flexibility and efficiency. Combined with our Cyber Security, Acquisition/Program Management, Engineering Services, Enterprise Services, Logistics and Supply Chain Services, and Technology/Infrastructure Solutions offerings, our forward-thinking approach to consulting helps organizations connect existing technologies with emerging solutions to do more, with less, for less.
For more information about TACG, visit www.TACGsolutions.com
About Leadership Dayton
Leadership Dayton is a program of the Dayton Area Chamber of Commerce, established in 1976. The mission of the program is to identify, educate and motivate a network of community leaders, to increase the individual’s capacity to serve the Dayton region, and to advocate continual engagement in support of the Dayton region.
Media:
Emilie Scantlebury
Digital Marketing Manager
emilie.scantlebury@tacgsolutions.com
443-630-0729
Nominated by Dayton Art Institute (DAI), Ms. Vikan sat on DAI’s Board of Trustees for one year (2014-2015) before joining its Associate Board in 2015. Her main duties were focused on assisting with the planning and execution of DAI’s largest fundraisers, Art ball and Octoberfest, which contributes a significant portion of their operating budget.
“The Leadership Dayton Board Match program introduced me to the Dayton Art Institute and enabled me to understand what it takes to keep 100 years of art and culture relevant in this ever-changing social landscape. It was important to me for DAI to continue to make these connections with Dayton's business leaders to recruit the talent, energy, and resources needed to see them through another hundred years,” says Ms. Vikan. “When I became aware that DAI needed help keeping this relationship alive, I was thrilled to jump in and help make that happen.”
This year’s honorees will be recognized at the 2019 Leadership Dayton Annual Meeting on Wednesday, September 18 at Dayton International Airport. The following is a full list of honorees:
(Inaugural) Outstanding Community Board Service Award – Ramona Vikan, matched with Dayton Art Institute
Leader of the Year – The Foodbank, Inc.
Volunteer of the Year – Jessica Saunders
Program Partner of the Year – Dayton Power & Light
About TACG:
Founded in 2006, TACG, LLC (TACG) is a Federally Recognized Alaskan Tribal 8(a) Certified firm focused on the public sector and aerospace industries. Despite our small business status, we consistently deliver on large-scale projects because of our broad scope of capabilities, our hand-picked staff of consultants, and our diverse partner network. Yet we still offer a personal touch that only a small business can provide.
TACG is committed to helping organizations achieve greater flexibility and efficiency. Combined with our Cyber Security, Acquisition/Program Management, Engineering Services, Enterprise Services, Logistics and Supply Chain Services, and Technology/Infrastructure Solutions offerings, our forward-thinking approach to consulting helps organizations connect existing technologies with emerging solutions to do more, with less, for less.
For more information about TACG, visit www.TACGsolutions.com
About Leadership Dayton
Leadership Dayton is a program of the Dayton Area Chamber of Commerce, established in 1976. The mission of the program is to identify, educate and motivate a network of community leaders, to increase the individual’s capacity to serve the Dayton region, and to advocate continual engagement in support of the Dayton region.
Media:
Emilie Scantlebury
Digital Marketing Manager
emilie.scantlebury@tacgsolutions.com
443-630-0729
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