CR Magazine Calls for Nominations for 4th Annual Responsible CEO of the Year Awards and Establishes New Lifetime Achievement Award
To Recognize CEOs that delivered on CR promises at the COMMIT!Forum
Washington, DC, July 12, 2011, Corporate Responsibility (CR) Magazine is requesting nominations for the Responsible CEO of the Year Awards by August 1st. Awards will be presented at the annual COMMIT!Forum, taking place September 26-27 in New York City in eight different industry segments: Large Market; Mid-Market; Small Market; Private Companies; Non-Profit/NGO; Government/Regulatory; Corporate Foundation; and Social Entrepreneur.
“This award is unique among business honors because it recognizes how individual CEOs have aligned their company’s interests with that of thousands of stakeholders to do well by doing good,” said CR Magazine editorial director Dirk Olin. “It also acknowledges leadership in progress, since corporate responsibility represents a discipline that is ever to be improved upon.”
Additionally, a new Lifetime Achievement Award has been established to recognize an individual whose risk-taking, vision and pioneering spirit have led to significant achievement in the Corporate Responsibility field over the course of their career.
Awardees will be selected by considering several dimensions: scope of the nominee’s impact on their organization and community; extent to which the nominee drove this initiative; and the individual reputation or professional risk taken by the nominee.
The nominations form can be accessed online through August 1st at http://bit.ly/cr-awards.
About the COMMIT!Forum www.commitforum.com The COMMIT!Forum, calls people to commit to changing the world. How? By inspiring, educating, and engaging them in ways that prepare them to make the commitments necessary to change themselves and their organizations. The path to COMMIT, which began on March 2nd at the New York Stock Exchange with the announcement of the 12th Annual CR 100 Best Corporate Citizens List, culminates September 26-27 in New York City and continues well beyond through commitments people make there.
About CR Magazine www.thecro.com CR Magazine is the voice of the corporate responsibility profession covering case studies, best practices, and trends in the 5 primary segments of the CR profession: a) Governance, Risk, Compliance, b) environmental sustainability c) Corporate Social Responsibility, d) philanthropy, and e) workforce/diversity.