Honoring Innovation and Impact at the Annual Business Awards
This week, the Business Development Board of Martin County (BDBMC) hosted its annual Martin County Business Award Luncheon, honoring the outstanding companies and individuals driving innovation, growth, and community impact across the region.
This event, hosted by William Corbin, Executive Director of BDBMC, brought together business leaders, local officials, and members of the board to celebrate the achievements that continue to strengthen Martin County’s economy and quality of life.
A Historic Milestone: Martin County Turns 100
This year’s ceremony carried special significance as it coincided with Martin County’s 100th anniversary. Incorporated on August 5, 1925, Martin County was formed from portions of northern Palm Beach County and southern St. Lucie County.
This county was proudly named after John Wellborn Martin, the 24th Governor of Florida, whose vision and leadership played a pivotal role in shaping the state’s early development.
Celebrating Business Excellence
The luncheon recognized businesses and individuals who have demonstrated remarkable success, creativity, and leadership across multiple industries.. Each honoree contributes to the county’s growing reputation as a hub for entrepreneurship and excellence.
2025 Martin County Business Award Winner
- Business Excellence Award: Hinkley Yacht Services
- Manufacturer of the Year: ADDiTEC
- Company to Watch: Daher
- Headquarters of the Year: Relive Health
- Newcomer of the Year: East Coast Metal Structures
- Innovation in Workforce Development: Alice’s Restaurant
- Entrepreneur of the Year: Sanford “Sandy” Woods
- Youth Entrepreneur of the Year: Theo Smail
Looking Ahead: A Future Built on Collaboration and Growth
Each award winner represents the entrepreneurial drive and dedication that continue to make Martin County an exceptional place to work, live, and invest. From advancing manufacturing and workforce innovation to fostering new ventures and inspiring future leaders, these honorees embody the county’s enduring commitment to economic excellence.
Here’s to the next 100 years of economic excellence and community impact in Martin County!
