Nan Baker has received many Awards since her Elected Service Began in 1996.
2017
Westlake Town Criers Nominate Craig and Nan Baker
Mr. & Mrs. Westlake 2017
Westshore Lions Club Awarded Lion Nan Baker for 20 years of Dedicated Service to the Community
2016
State Representative Nan Baker Inducted into the Olmsted Falls High School Hall of Fame
2014
2010
Rep. Baker Honored with Watchdog of the Treasury Award
Columbus- State Representative Nan Baker was pleased to accept the “Watchdog of the Treasury” award from the United Conservatives of Ohio today. The award is presented to public officials who demonstrate a commitment to limited government, lower taxes, regulatory relief, and individual liberty.“I am honored and humbled to receive this award.,” said Representative Baker (R-Westlake). “As legislators it is our responsibility and priority to protect the hard-working taxpayers of Ohio….”
The United Conservatives of Ohio support responsible spending of the taxpayers’ dollars, the elimination of government waste, and free-market economics.
2009
COSE HONORS REPRESENTATIVE NAN BAKER
FOR HER SERVICE AND DEDICATION
TO SMALL BUSINESSES
State Representative Nan Baker (R-Westlake) was honored on January 19, 2010 for her commitment and determination in serving the interests of small businesses in Ohio by the Council of Smaller Enterprises (COSE). Nan Baker was awarded the
2009 Chuck McDonald COSE Advocacy Award at COSE's annual meeting at Cleveland’s House of Blues.
Pictured (L2R) Steve Millard, President and Executive Director of COSE, Nan Baker, State Representative District 16 and Tim Reynolds, 2008-2009 Chairman of the COSE Board of Directors.
“I am truly humbled by this award,” Rep. Baker said. “As a freshman legislator, my colleagues and I got off the ground running, understanding that the solution to Ohio's prosperity is creating the environment to retain, create and bring jobs to Ohio. We need to continually work towards being a competitive and business-friendly state. The “Future of Ohio” jobs package containing 10 job-focused bills emerged from that effort.”
The Chuck McDonald COSE Advocacy Award was named for Charles McDonald, who was a former COSE chairman and a strong small business advocate. The award recognizes a key legislator or policymaker every year who works tirelessly to enhance the interests of the small business community.
COSE acknowledged that through Rep. Baker’s efforts with the “Future of Ohio” economic development jobs package, the representative has shown her willingness and dedication in helping small businesses succeed in Ohio. They also recognized that as a small business owner, Rep. Baker understands the challenges small business owners face.
“As a 30-year small business owner, I understand the struggles small businesses face,” Rep. Baker said. “I will continue to work toward strong fiscal policies that lower taxes, mandates and regulations on small business. Given that over 80 percent of our businesses in Ohio are small business, they are the backbone of our state. We must allow the spirit of creativity, innovation and entrepreneurship to grow. As I continue to say -
It's All About Jobs!"
2007
Hugh L. Dawson Award
In Recognition of Her Outstanding Service to the Business Communityby the West Shore Chamber of Commerce
Presenting the 2007 Hugh L. Dawson Award to Nan Baker is the West Shore Chamber of Commerce Executive Director John Sobolewski(L) and President Mike Mandato(R).