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Writer's pictureFrancisco Martinez
Nov 131 min read

Angel Island-Tiburon Ferry named chamber business of the year

Updated: Nov 15

Capt. Maggie McDonogh, owner of the Angel Island-Tiburon Ferry Co., stands in front of the iconic green-and-white boat that has been ferrying passengers to and from Ayala Cove since 1975. The company was named business of the year by the Tiburon Peninsula Chamber of Commerce. (Leo Leung / For The Ark)

The Angel Island-Tiburon Ferry Co. has been named the Tiburon Peninsula Chamber of Commerce’s Business of the Year in recognition of its first-in-California effort to electrify its fleet.

 

Ferry company owner and Capt. Maggie McDonogh and her staff were to be honored by the chamber at a Nov. 12 event, held after The Ark’s press deadline.

 

McDonogh, who was previously named the Business Citizen of the Year by the chamber in 2014, called the latest recognition “utterly humbling.”

 

“I can’t even express my gratitude, and it’s just an amazing thing to be named like this,” she said.


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