Voting opens for Uniquely Austin Award as part of business awards

Jeremy Martin, President and CEO

Jeremy Martin, President and CEO - Austin Chamber of Commerce

Oct 24, 2025

Byaustin business daily

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The Austin Chamber of Commerce has announced the opening of voting for the 2025 Uniquely Austin Award. This award recognizes a local business that embodies the distinctive character, community involvement, and dedication associated with Austin.

The winner will be chosen through a community vote as part of the Greater Austin Business Awards. Voting is open to the public and will close on Friday, October 31.

According to the announcement, “The Uniquely Austin Award honors the Austin business that you think represents Austin in all of its quirks, community, dedication, and more!”

Community members are encouraged to participate by casting their votes online.

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