Brookville, In. — The Franklin County Chamber of Commerce held their annual dinner Thursday night at the Brookville American Legion.
The Franklin County Community High School led by band director donated their time to serve food, drinks and clear tables. The American Legion Auxiliary cooked a pasta dinner and wine (Olive Dry Red Blend & Moscato) was provided by the
owner of Oliver Wine, Bill Oliver.
Oliver explained to the guests about how is father grew the family business from the basement of their home to an employee-owned company that produces more than 450,000 cases of wine each year, placing it on the list of Top 50 Producers in the country. He also explained the evolution of products and how something as seemingly insignificant as a label change can influence sales. Oliver expressed the importance of respect for customers, internal and external and having a reasonable plan that can be sustainable.
The Brookville IGA and Jane Klenke Tax-Bookkeeping-Payroll shared the Business of the year honor. Both were recognized for their work in the community. The New Business of the Year was Skyline Chili and the Beautification award went to Michele Russell from The Cutting Edge.
The Franklin County Chamber of Commerce has a new website to serve the community. Get more information here.
