Still Accepting Ethics in Business & Community Awards Nominations

Nominations for the annual Ethics in Business & Community awards are still being received, but only through the end of tomorrow! What are we looking for? Individuals, community organizations and businesses that have demonstrated exemplary ethical practices. Award criteria includes being respectful, fair, honest, striving for justice and embracing sustainability.Awards are given in the following categories:

Small Business (5-99 employees)

Large Business (0ver 100 employees)

Non-Profit Business

Individual

Nominating only takes a minute! Please help us identify the most ethical leaders in Austin:

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The Central Texas Ethics in Business & Community Awards program was established in 2002 by the Samaritan Counseling Center. The purpose of the EIBC Award is to provide a forum for acknowledging organizations and individuals that are exemplars of ethical practice and to encourage a dialogue about business ethics in our community. By recognizing such behavior, we all learn that doing the right things is good business!

Nominations are gathered by Recognize Good, THE Foundation. Nominees are researched by Concordia University School of Business students studying ethical principles. The award ceremony is held in the spring to celebrate the award recipients.

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Still Accepting Ethics in Business & Community Awards Nominations

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