Cleveland’s Newest Museum Recognized again for Excellence
Cleveland, Ohio (October 1, 2008) — The Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage will receive a Ten Under 10 Award from the Council of Smaller Enterprises (COSE), presented at the close of their Small Business Conference on October 23.
In less than three years since opening in late 2005, The Maltz Museum has attracted more than 100,000 visitors (including 20,000 students) from across the region and around the world, created excellent year-round programming, presented world-class exhibitions, and built strong membership and volunteer groups.
The COSE Award honors companies with 10 or less employees for best practices in innovation, growth, success, value to the community and the environment, diversity promotion and customer service excellence. Small business plays a vital role in the economic development landscape of Northeast Ohio, and this award celebrates those making an impact in the region and recognizes the many success stories within the small business community. Winners will be featured in a special insert with the November issue of the COSE Update Magazine.
This award is one of many in the Museum’s short history:
- Smart Business 2008 World Class Customer Service Award, recognizing excellence in customer service systems, culture and philosophy
- Northern Ohio Live Award of Achievement 2006 for Cradle of Christianity: Treasures from the Holy Land
- Two Telly Awards 2006 including one Silver (the program’s highest honor) and one bronze. The Telly is the country’s premier award for video and film production.
- American Institute of Architects (AIA) Cleveland 2006 Chairman’s Award
- American Institute of Architects Ohio 2006 Honor Award
- Cleveland Engineering Society 2006 Award For Excellence
- The Cleveland Arts Prize 2005 Robert P. Bergman Award
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