Jenn Scuteri Receives 2026 Hospitality Employee of the Year Award from Olde English District Tourism Commission
Two women pose indoors with colorful star-shaped balloons; one wears a black top and a bright floral skirt, smiling at the camera.

Jenn Scuteri of the City of Camden has been awarded the 2026 HEY Award, or Hospitality Employee of the Year Award, by the Olde English District Tourism Commission for her exceptional work with visitors to Camden.

Scuteri was recognized for her dedication to hospitality, her commitment to welcoming visitors, and the positive impression she makes on guests exploring Camden and the Olde English District. Her work reflects the important role that front-line tourism professionals play in representing their communities and strengthening South Carolina’s visitor economy.

“It has been a pleasure working with Jenn to make visitors to Camden feel welcomed and at home,” said Kat Spadacenta, Camden’s Community Development Coordinator. “Whether it is a curated welcome packet, a warm email to visitors, or a friendly face at community events, Jenn brings a warm and professional presence that has helped Camden earn a reputation for true Southern hospitality.”

Rickie Good, Director of the Revolutionary War Visitor Center, also praised Scuteri’s service to visitors. “Jenn does a fantastic job working with guests and providing individualized recommendations for their trips,” Good said. “She is unfailingly welcoming and helpful to everyone who walks into the Visitor Center.”

“Jenn never shies away from a request for assistance – from visitors or colleagues – and she consistently goes above and beyond in fulfilling her role in serving those visiting Camden,” said Jenny Parrish, Director of Tourism for the City of Camden and Kershaw County. “Camden and the Olde English District are lucky to have a hospitality representative of Jenn’s caliber on our team, and we’re delighted she’s been recognized with this prestigious honor.”

The Olde English District Tourism Commission promotes tourism across Chester, Chesterfield, Fairfield, Kershaw, Lancaster, Union, and York counties. Through the HEY Awards, the commission joins tourism partners across the state in recognizing the people who make South Carolina a welcoming destination.

About the HEY Awards
The Hospitality Employee of the Year Awards honor front-line staff in South Carolina’s tourism industry who demonstrate exceptional customer service and hospitality. The program is coordinated and co-sponsored by the South Carolina Area Tourism Regions and the South Carolina Department of Parks, Recreation & Tourism.