Cy-Fair Houston Chamber of Commerce Announces 2024 Business of the Year Award Winners
The Cy-Fair Houston Chamber of Commerce has announced the winners of the 2024 Business of the Year Awards, recognizing outstanding businesses and organizations for their contributions to the community. The winners were revealed during the Chamber’s General Membership Luncheon on Tuesday, February 18, 2025, at the Berry Center.
Honoring Excellence in Business and Community Service
Each year since 2002, the Cy-Fair Houston Chamber of Commerce has celebrated local businesses that demonstrate excellence, innovation, and commitment to the community. The awards are divided into four categories—Large Business, Medium Business, Small Business, and Non-Profit. Businesses must be Chamber members for at least one year to be eligible, and winners are determined through a rigorous scoring process by a panel of independent judges.
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2024 Business of the Year Award Winners
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Large Business of the Year: Memorial Hermann Cypress Hospital
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Medium Business of the Year: Mathnasium of Cy-Fair
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Small Business of the Year: Illumination Marketing
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Non-Profit of the Year: Cypress Christian School
“These winners exemplify excellence, innovation, and community spirit, and we are so proud to celebrate their achievements,” said Leslie Martone, President of the Cy-Fair Houston Chamber of Commerce. “We are thrilled to recognize the outstanding businesses and organizations that make our community so special.”
A Closer Look at the Winners
Memorial Hermann Cypress Hospital (Large Business of the Year)
Memorial Hermann Cypress Hospital provides high-quality healthcare services to residents in Northwest Houston. As part of the Memorial Hermann Health System, the hospital aims to deliver patient-centered care, offering emergency services, specialized treatment programs, and advanced medical technology.
Mathnasium of Cy-Fair (Medium Business of the Year)
Mathnasium of Cy-Fair is a local learning center dedicated to helping students improve their math skills. Using a unique teaching method tailored to each student’s needs, Mathnasium supports learners of all ages in building confidence and mastering mathematical concepts.
Illumination Marketing (Small Business of the Year)
Illumination Marketing is a full-service digital marketing agency specializing in branding, web design, and online marketing strategies.
“This recognition is not just about us—it’s about our amazing team, our loyal customers, and our partners who believe in our mission and help us grow every day. It’s about the hard work, passion, and dedication that go into building something meaningful,” said James Kaatz, CEO of Illumination Marketing.
Cypress Christian School (Non-Profit of the Year)
Cypress Christian School is a private, faith-based educational institution dedicated to academic excellence and character development. The school provides students with a strong foundation in academics, athletics, and spiritual growth, emphasizing service and leadership within the community.
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The Selection Process
The winners were chosen from a group of finalists in each category:
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Small Business of the Year Finalists: Illumination Marketing, Lindsay Lakes, Winthrop Realty Group
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Non-Profit of the Year Finalists: Cypress Christian School, Cy-Fair Helping Hands, MESA-OUTREACH
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Medium Business of the Year Finalists: InsureUS; Mathnasium of Cy-Fair, Copperfield & Inglewood; Two Men And A Truck
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Large Business of the Year Finalists: Memorial Hermann, Daikin Comfort Technologies, Sam Houston Race Park
Applications were reviewed and scored on a 20-point scale by a panel of independent judges. No Chamber staff members were involved in the selection process, ensuring fairness and transparency.
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A Tradition of Recognizing Local Business Excellence
Since its founding in 1986, the Cy-Fair Houston Chamber of Commerce has been a pillar of the business community, fostering growth and economic development in Northwest Houston. The annual Business of the Year Awards not only celebrate success but also highlight the businesses and organizations that contribute to the well-being of the Cy-Fair area.
Businesses and non-profits that have been Chamber members for at least one year are encouraged to apply each year. Previous winners must wait six years before reapplying, allowing new organizations the opportunity to be recognized.
The Chamber expressed gratitude to all businesses that applied for this year’s awards. “A heartfelt thank you to all the incredible business members who applied this year. Your dedication and hard work continue to inspire us, and we are grateful for your contributions to our vibrant community,” the Chamber stated in today’s announcement.
Tiffany Krenek has been on the My Neighborhood News team since August 2021. She is passionate about curating and sharing content that enriches the lives of our readers in a personal, meaningful way. A loving mother and wife, Tiffany and her family live in the West Houston/Cypress region.
