LAKE PARK, Fla. – Affiliated Grounds Maintenance Group, Lake City, Pa., has been honored with one of three 2014 NWBOC Eclipse Triumph Award, according to Janet Harris-Lange, president, National Women Business Owners Corporation (NWBOC), a national WBE certifying organization. Crystal Arlington, president, received the award which recognizes woman business owners for outstanding leadership, ingenuity and perseverance in successfully navigating a challenge, barrier or obstacle affecting her company.
The 2014 NWBOC Eclipse Awards honorees were announced May 8, 2014, at the organization’s Decades of Excellence II awards gala at PGA National Resort and Spa, Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. During the evening’s ceremonies, Eclipse awards were presented to a diverse group of women entrepreneurs selected by an esteemed panel of judges. NWBOC created the Eclipse award program to recognize, reward and celebrate the exceptional achievements of certified women business owners, according to Harris-Lange.
Affiliated Grounds Maintenance Group, Inc., has grown to encompass work in 39 states with over 4,700 Affiliated Partner Contractors. The company provides exterior maintenance services including landscape maintenance, snow and ice management, lot sweeping and power washing to some of the country’s largest companies and property management firms. As a national exterior maintenance service company we offer property managers, maintenance engineers, and facility owners a regional experience with certified professionals.
Snow and ice management is a key exterior service for many facility owners in the United States and Canada and since Mother Nature is often unpredictable, it is also a highly risky service both in terms of safety and fiscal responsibility. AGMG provides professional snow and ice management exterior services through our approved affiliate partners with over 20 years of experience and includes SIMA Certified Snow Professionals. The management team possesses hands-on experience in snow and ice management and is highly trained in the latest technology for safe snow and ice management practices.
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