Doing Good Is Good Business: Lillian Diaz Gray
In this series, called “Doing Good is Good Business,” RecognizeGood asks Austin-area business and community leaders that exact question – why IS doing good is
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Legendary volunteers receive a lasting tribute for their lasting impact on our city.
RecognizeGood is excited to announce our 2020 Legend Award recipients’ commemorative bricks have been placed in Lakeshore Park along Ladybird Trail by the east entrance
Kirsten, a tireless advocate for Saint Louise House, has delivered over 43,000 pounds of food.
Over the past nine years, Kirsten Voinis has delivered over 43,000 pounds of food to Saint Louise House families. But that is just the tip of
John and Jennifer Garrett: Doing Good is Good Business
In this series, called “Doing Good is Good Business,” RecognizeGood asks Austin-area business and community leaders that exact question – why IS doing good is
When it comes to serving those in need, there’s one woman who does it all.
Ebonie Trice founded Mission Accomplished seven years ago in response to the rise in homelessness in Austin and has now served thousands of neighbors in need.
2021 Ethics in Business Awards
It’s easy to talk about ethical leadership when times are easy. It’s another thing entirely when times are tough and the future is uncertain. As
Right Thing = Good Business w/ Chris Siebenthaler, Redbud Plumbing
RecognizeGood: As a founder, how have you found your personal ethics or values cascading down to everybody who works for you? Chris : Well, from
Right Thing = Good Business w/ Tami Andres, Goodwin & Company
RecognizeGood: Goodwin & Company has a pretty robust set of programs and trainings and really seems to take ethical development seriously.
Right Thing = Good Business w/ Trammell Cooper, Genesis Wealth Management
RecognizeGood: How important is it to be able to maintain ethics, build trust and keep building a better business?