2020 Ethics in Business Awards Virtual Luncheon

Ethical business leadership has never been under more duress than in these past months. RecognizeGood is no exception. With no full-time staff, we have undoubtedly struggled. As we continue steadfast in our mission to share great examples of goodness, we have decided to continue our 2020 Ethics in Business Awards luncheon but to postpone and take it virtual.

Frankly, we can’t wait! We don’t know about you, but we’re ready to celebrate those in the Austin-area business community who go above and beyond to treat people well.

All tickets are free. Take an hour and join us, along with your whole business family and the rest of our business community, for an uplifting and positive focus on some of Austin’s best.

New event date: Tuesday, June 30, 2020 11:00AM-12:00PM RSVP today and stay tuned for further event details!

2020 HONOREES

INDIVIDUAL Blake Absher, Truist Emlyn Lee, BRAVE Communities Mark Strüb, STRÜB Residential NONPROFIT OSD Thinkery Well Aware SMALL BUSINESS Bloom Communications Monkee-Boy Puracy MID-SIZE BUSINESS DISCO Radiant Plumbing & Air Voltabox LARGE BUSINESS Samsung Austin Semiconductor Texas Mutual Insurance

2020 Ethics in Business Awards Virtual Luncheon

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