Naomi Lentz of Heaven Boutique wins Young Entrepreneur of the Year

Naomi Lentz of Heaven Boutique wins Young Entrepreneur of the Year

Dave Hamilton Publisher of The Free Press presents Naomi Lentz of Heaven Boutique with the Young Entrepreneur Award.

Dave Hamilton Publisher of The Free Press presents Naomi Lentz of Heaven Boutique with the Young Entrepreneur Award.

Naomi Lentz of Heaven Boutique wins Young Entrepreneur of the Year at the 2012 Community and Business Excellence Awards presented by the Fernie Chamber of Commerce. The Fernie Community Impact Award is sponsored by Teck and was presented by Dave Hamilton Publisher of The Free Press.

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