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Greater Vancouver Chamber opens 2023 Iris Awards nominations

Nominations for local 'women of achivement' must be received by Feb. 10

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The Greater Vancouver Chamber (GVC) is accepting nominations for the 2023 Iris Awards, an annual recognition to honor the lasting and far-reaching contributions of women in Southwest Washington.

GVC will honor the Iris Awards recipients during an award ceremony following the GVC’s “Women Who Mean Business” virtual symposium on Wednesday, March 8.

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