Principal Lori Cowles, of Cambridge architectural firm HMFH Architects, has been named Ambassador of the Year by the Chamber of Commerce in Cambridge.
Cowles was recognized at the recent Cambridge Chamber of Commerce’s (CCC) annual Excellence in Business Awards.
More than 300 business representatives gathered to celebrate the achievements and community involvement by Cambridge-area businesses and individuals, according to HMFA.
The Ambassador of the Year award recognizes a member of the CCC Ambassador Committee who distinguishes himself or herself as an invaluable asset to the Cambridge Chamber of Commerce, the firm said in a statement.
"Lori Cowles epitomizes the dedicated spirit of community in Cambridge," said Kelly Thompson Clark, president and chief executive officer of the Cambridge Chamber of Commerce. "This award recognizes her tireless efforts and involvement on behalf of the chamber. Lori works hard to connect people and ideas, making the city of Cambridge a better place to live, work and visit."
Cowles is a registered architect and LEED Accredited Professional with more than 15 years of professional experience. She joined HMFH Architects in 1995 and has been project manager for many of the firm’s civic and educational projects, including Temple Place Affordable Housing, a joint venture between Cambridge Affordable Housing Trust and the YWCA and several schools for the cities of Somerville and Medford.
