Sonny Morstein, Fletcher R. Hall and Edwin Warfield

The Baltimore City Chamber of Commerce, at its Annual Meeting, held on the Spirit of Baltimore, presented several prestigious awards, the Chamber Advocates Awards.

Presented with Founder’s Awards were three of the original founders of the Baltimore Chamber of Commerce twenty-seven years ago were Fletcher R. Hall, Jules Sonny Morstein and Edwin Warfield, IV. Hall is a retired Executive of the Greater Baltimore Board of Realtors, Morstein recently retired as President of Morstein Jewelers and Warfield is Publisher of citybizlist – Baltimore and conducted CEO interviews at warfield.co.

Other Advocate awards were presented to Scott Rardin,Alicia Wilson,Dr. Roger Hartley, and the BaltimoreMain Streets Development Program.

Rardin engages in the fast food chain business. His organization has operated for approximately 25 years in that business. Wilson is Vice President of Community Affairs and Legal Advisor to Sagamore Development Company. Hartley is the Dean of Public Affairs at the University of Baltimore. Baltimore Main Streets Development Program is an approach to neighborhood revitalization by providing customized support and public resources to each of the eight districts in Baltimore City.

Richard Craft, Chairman of the board of the Baltimore City Chamber of Commerce said “in addition to providing an opportunity to network with the city’s business and civic leaders, we hope to inspire Baltimore professionals to commit to Baltimore City”.