Award Honorees
Previous CED Distinguished Leadership Award Honorees
The Distinguished Leadership Awards Program recognizes business leaders who have answered the call for leadership in their companies and the communities in which they operate. History has shown that when business becomes significantly involved in helping to solve key economic problems, it can have a long-term positive effect on society. Highlighting the outstanding work of our Distinguished Leadership Awardees offers the business community strong examples they can follow.
Introduced by:
Mellody Hobson
Co-CEO, President, and Chairman of the Board of Trustees Ariel Investments
Introduced by:
Marc Casper
Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer Thermo Fisher Scientific
Introduced by:
Tom Wilson
Chair, President and Chief Executive Officer The Allstate Corporation
Kathy J. Warden
Chairman, Chief Executive Officer and President Northrop Grumman Corporation
Marillyn Hewson
Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer Lockheed Martin Corporation
Introduced by:
Ellen R. Alemany
Vice Chairwoman First Citizens BancShares, Inc. and First Citizens Bank & Trust Company
CED Leadership Award
The CED Leadership Award recognizes an individual's exceptional service on CED's Board of Trustees and the special contributions they have made to CED's policy research, outreach and impact programs and the overall governance and administration of our organization.
Peter G. Peterson Business Statesmanship Award
The Business Statesmanship Award was established in honor of Peter G. Peterson, CED's longest-serving Trustee. It recognizes corporate executives who champion issues in the interest of the public good, rather than their company or personal interests, and who hold themselves to the highest standards of ethics and integrity.
In an article that appeared in The Washington Post in 2004, Mr. Peterson asked where had all the "Business Patriots" gone. He remarked that too few corporate CEOs were actively engaging in public policy debates to ensure the country's collective long-term growth and viability. He highlighted Jeff Immelt of General Electric as a CEO who put emphasis on long-term goals and the public's needs as part of GE's business strategy. Immelt was the inaugural recipient of the Business Statesmanship Award in 2005.
Excellence in Public Policy Award
The Excellence in Public Policy Award honors an individual in the private or public sector who demonstrates a strong commitment to public policy in the nation's best long-term interests. The award recognizes leaders who advocate policies that address society's key concerns, including long-term economic growth, educational excellence and achievement, sustainability, corporate governance, innovation, and competitiveness.
Dennis Muilenburg
Former President and CEO Boeing
Owen B. Butler Education Excellence Award
The Owen B. Butler Education Excellence Award was established in 2013 in honor of Brad Butler, former Chairman and CEO of Procter & Gamble, and former Chairman of CED. The award recognizes an individual’s exceptional commitment to quality education, skills development, and workforce development programs.
Leadership in Diversity Award
The Leadership in Diversity Award was established by CED to honor exceptional companies and individuals who are leading programs that foster diversity in the workplace and champion underrepresented groups, including supporting women and their advancement across the full spectrum of private enterprise. This award aligns with CED’s Women’s Economic Contributions initiative, which focuses on increasing women’s participation on corporate boards. The work we are leading on diversity, women on corporate boards, and boosting competitiveness presents an opportunity to highlight leadership in these fields.
Corporate Citizenship Award
The Corporate Citizenship Award is presented annually to a company that demonstrates a strong commitment to corporate responsibility practices and whose leaders are actively engaged in supporting and expanding those efforts. The award highlights companies that integrate relevant societal concerns into their core operating strategies and embrace them as positive for businesses, customers, employees and their communities.
This Award aligns with CED's work in corporate governance and sustainable capitalism, specifically our recommendations for greater corporate engagement and more enlightened notions of self-interest to business decision makers.
Corporate Citizenship Award
The Corporate Citizenship Award is presented annually to a company that demonstrates a strong commitment to corporate responsibility practices and whose leaders are actively engaged in supporting and expanding those efforts. The award highlights companies that integrate relevant societal concerns into their core operating strategies and embrace them as positive for businesses, customers, employees and their communities.
This Award aligns with CED's work in corporate governance and sustainable capitalism, specifically our recommendations for greater corporate engagement and more enlightened notions of self-interest to business decision makers.
Introduced by:
Ted Mathas
Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer New York Life Insurance Company
Owen B. Butler Education Excellence Award
The Owen B. Butler Education Excellence Award was established in 2013 in honor of Brad Butler, former Chairman and CEO of Procter & Gamble, and former Chairman of CED. The award recognizes an individual’s exceptional commitment to quality education, skills development, and workforce development programs.
CED Leadership Award
The CED Leadership Award recognizes an individual's exceptional service on CED's Board of Trustees and the special contributions they have made to CED's policy research, outreach and impact programs and the overall governance and administration of our organization.
Leadership in Diversity Award
The Leadership in Diversity Award was established by CED to honor exceptional companies and individuals who are leading programs that foster diversity in the workplace and champion underrepresented groups, including supporting women and their advancement across the full spectrum of private enterprise. This award aligns with CED’s Women’s Economic Contributions initiative, which focuses on increasing women’s participation on corporate boards. The work we are leading on diversity, women on corporate boards, and boosting competitiveness presents an opportunity to highlight leadership in these fields.
Excellence in Public Policy Award
The Excellence in Public Policy Award honors an individual in the private or public sector who demonstrates a strong commitment to public policy in the nation's best long-term interests. The award recognizes leaders who advocate policies that address society's key concerns, including long-term economic growth, educational excellence and achievement, sustainability, corporate governance, innovation, and competitiveness.
Leadership in the Nation’s Interest Award
The Leadership in the Nation's Interest Award is presented annually to business leaders who lead their companies with the utmost integrity and purpose and champion public policies for the common good.
Peter G. Peterson Business Statesmanship Award
The Business Statesmanship Award was established in honor of Peter G. Peterson, CED's longest-serving Trustee. It recognizes corporate executives who champion issues in the interest of the public good, rather than their company or personal interests, and who hold themselves to the highest standards of ethics and integrity.
In an article that appeared in The Washington Post in 2004, Mr. Peterson asked where had all the "Business Patriots" gone. He remarked that too few corporate CEOs were actively engaging in public policy debates to ensure the country's collective long-term growth and viability. He highlighted Jeff Immelt of General Electric as a CEO who put emphasis on long-term goals and the public's needs as part of GE's business strategy. Immelt was the inaugural recipient of the Business Statesmanship Award in 2005.
Introduced by:
Roger Crandall
President and Chief Executive Officer Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company (MassMutual)
Excellence in Public Policy Award
The Excellence in Public Policy Award honors an individual in the private or public sector who demonstrates a strong commitment to public policy in the nation's best long-term interests. The award recognizes leaders who advocate policies that address society's key concerns, including long-term economic growth, educational excellence and achievement, sustainability, corporate governance, innovation, and competitiveness.
CED Leadership Award
The CED Leadership Award recognizes an individual's exceptional service on CED's Board of Trustees and the special contributions they have made to CED's policy research, outreach and impact programs and the overall governance and administration of our organization.
Corporate Citizenship Award
The Corporate Citizenship Award is presented annually to a company that demonstrates a strong commitment to corporate responsibility practices and whose leaders are actively engaged in supporting and expanding those efforts. The award highlights companies that integrate relevant societal concerns into their core operating strategies and embrace them as positive for businesses, customers, employees and their communities.
This Award aligns with CED's work in corporate governance and sustainable capitalism, specifically our recommendations for greater corporate engagement and more enlightened notions of self-interest to business decision makers.
Introduced by:
Bob Carrigan
Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Dun & Bradstreet
Introduced by:
Victoria Harker
Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer TEGNA Inc.
Leadership in Diversity Award
The Leadership in Diversity Award was established by CED to honor exceptional companies and individuals who are leading programs that foster diversity in the workplace and champion underrepresented groups, including supporting women and their advancement across the full spectrum of private enterprise. This award aligns with CED’s Women’s Economic Contributions initiative, which focuses on increasing women’s participation on corporate boards. The work we are leading on diversity, women on corporate boards, and boosting competitiveness presents an opportunity to highlight leadership in these fields.
Introduced by:
Debra Lee
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Black Entertainment Television (BET) Networks
CED Leadership Award
The CED Leadership Award recognizes an individual's exceptional service on CED's Board of Trustees and the special contributions they have made to CED's policy research, outreach and impact programs and the overall governance and administration of our organization.
George S. Barrett
Founder, The Overtone Group Former Chairman and CEO, Cardinal Health, Inc.
Owen B. Butler Education Excellence Award
The Owen B. Butler Education Excellence Award was established in 2013 in honor of Brad Butler, former Chairman and CEO of Procter & Gamble, and former Chairman of CED. The award recognizes an individual’s exceptional commitment to quality education, skills development, and workforce development programs.
Corporate Citizenship Award
The Corporate Citizenship Award is presented annually to a company that demonstrates a strong commitment to corporate responsibility practices and whose leaders are actively engaged in supporting and expanding those efforts. The award highlights companies that integrate relevant societal concerns into their core operating strategies and embrace them as positive for businesses, customers, employees and their communities.
This Award aligns with CED's work in corporate governance and sustainable capitalism, specifically our recommendations for greater corporate engagement and more enlightened notions of self-interest to business decision makers.
Global Leadership Award
The Global Leadership Award was established to recognize multinational corporations that demonstrate exceptional leadership on international policy issues. This Award is not presented annually and is reserved for companies and their CEOs who have had a positive impact on communities and people across the globe where their businesses have great reach.
Owen B. Butler Education Excellence Award
The Owen B. Butler Education Excellence Award was established in 2013 in honor of Brad Butler, former Chairman and CEO of Procter & Gamble, and former Chairman of CED. The award recognizes an individual’s exceptional commitment to quality education, skills development, and workforce development programs.
Leadership in Diversity Award
The Leadership in Diversity Award was established by CED to honor exceptional companies and individuals who are leading programs that foster diversity in the workplace and champion underrepresented groups, including supporting women and their advancement across the full spectrum of private enterprise. This award aligns with CED’s Women’s Economic Contributions initiative, which focuses on increasing women’s participation on corporate boards. The work we are leading on diversity, women on corporate boards, and boosting competitiveness presents an opportunity to highlight leadership in these fields.
Leadership in the Nation’s Interest Award
The Leadership in the Nation's Interest Award is presented annually to business leaders who lead their companies with the utmost integrity and purpose and champion public policies for the common good.
Corporate Citizenship Award
The Corporate Citizenship Award is presented annually to a company that demonstrates a strong commitment to corporate responsibility practices and whose leaders are actively engaged in supporting and expanding those efforts. The award highlights companies that integrate relevant societal concerns into their core operating strategies and embrace them as positive for businesses, customers, employees and their communities.
This Award aligns with CED's work in corporate governance and sustainable capitalism, specifically our recommendations for greater corporate engagement and more enlightened notions of self-interest to business decision makers.
Owen B. Butler Education Excellence Award
The Owen B. Butler Education Excellence Award was established in 2013 in honor of Brad Butler, former Chairman and CEO of Procter & Gamble, and former Chairman of CED. The award recognizes an individual’s exceptional commitment to quality education, skills development, and workforce development programs.
Leadership in Diversity Award
The Leadership in Diversity Award was established by CED to honor exceptional companies and individuals who are leading programs that foster diversity in the workplace and champion underrepresented groups, including supporting women and their advancement across the full spectrum of private enterprise. This award aligns with CED’s Women’s Economic Contributions initiative, which focuses on increasing women’s participation on corporate boards. The work we are leading on diversity, women on corporate boards, and boosting competitiveness presents an opportunity to highlight leadership in these fields.
Global Leadership Award
The Global Leadership Award was established to recognize multinational corporations that demonstrate exceptional leadership on international policy issues. This Award is not presented annually and is reserved for companies and their CEOs who have had a positive impact on communities and people across the globe where their businesses have great reach.
Peter G. Peterson Business Statesmanship Award
The Business Statesmanship Award was established in honor of Peter G. Peterson, CED's longest-serving Trustee. It recognizes corporate executives who champion issues in the interest of the public good, rather than their company or personal interests, and who hold themselves to the highest standards of ethics and integrity.
In an article that appeared in The Washington Post in 2004, Mr. Peterson asked where had all the "Business Patriots" gone. He remarked that too few corporate CEOs were actively engaging in public policy debates to ensure the country's collective long-term growth and viability. He highlighted Jeff Immelt of General Electric as a CEO who put emphasis on long-term goals and the public's needs as part of GE's business strategy. Immelt was the inaugural recipient of the Business Statesmanship Award in 2005.
Leadership in the Nation’s Interest Award
The Leadership in the Nation's Interest Award is presented annually to business leaders who lead their companies with the utmost integrity and purpose and champion public policies for the common good.
Peter G. Peterson Business Statesmanship Award
The Business Statesmanship Award was established in honor of Peter G. Peterson, CED's longest-serving Trustee. It recognizes corporate executives who champion issues in the interest of the public good, rather than their company or personal interests, and who hold themselves to the highest standards of ethics and integrity.
In an article that appeared in The Washington Post in 2004, Mr. Peterson asked where had all the "Business Patriots" gone. He remarked that too few corporate CEOs were actively engaging in public policy debates to ensure the country's collective long-term growth and viability. He highlighted Jeff Immelt of General Electric as a CEO who put emphasis on long-term goals and the public's needs as part of GE's business strategy. Immelt was the inaugural recipient of the Business Statesmanship Award in 2005.
Corporate Citizenship Award
The Corporate Citizenship Award is presented annually to a company that demonstrates a strong commitment to corporate responsibility practices and whose leaders are actively engaged in supporting and expanding those efforts. The award highlights companies that integrate relevant societal concerns into their core operating strategies and embrace them as positive for businesses, customers, employees and their communities.
This Award aligns with CED's work in corporate governance and sustainable capitalism, specifically our recommendations for greater corporate engagement and more enlightened notions of self-interest to business decision makers.
Owen B. Butler Education Excellence Award
The Owen B. Butler Education Excellence Award was established in 2013 in honor of Brad Butler, former Chairman and CEO of Procter & Gamble, and former Chairman of CED. The award recognizes an individual’s exceptional commitment to quality education, skills development, and workforce development programs.
Excellence in Public Policy Award
The Excellence in Public Policy Award honors an individual in the private or public sector who demonstrates a strong commitment to public policy in the nation's best long-term interests. The award recognizes leaders who advocate policies that address society's key concerns, including long-term economic growth, educational excellence and achievement, sustainability, corporate governance, innovation, and competitiveness.
CED Leadership Award
The CED Leadership Award recognizes an individual's exceptional service on CED's Board of Trustees and the special contributions they have made to CED's policy research, outreach and impact programs and the overall governance and administration of our organization.
Global Leadership Award
The Global Leadership Award was established to recognize multinational corporations that demonstrate exceptional leadership on international policy issues. This Award is not presented annually and is reserved for companies and their CEOs who have had a positive impact on communities and people across the globe where their businesses have great reach.
Leadership in the Nation’s Interest Award
The Leadership in the Nation's Interest Award is presented annually to business leaders who lead their companies with the utmost integrity and purpose and champion public policies for the common good.
Peter G. Peterson Business Statesmanship Award
The Business Statesmanship Award was established in honor of Peter G. Peterson, CED's longest-serving Trustee. It recognizes corporate executives who champion issues in the interest of the public good, rather than their company or personal interests, and who hold themselves to the highest standards of ethics and integrity.
In an article that appeared in The Washington Post in 2004, Mr. Peterson asked where had all the "Business Patriots" gone. He remarked that too few corporate CEOs were actively engaging in public policy debates to ensure the country's collective long-term growth and viability. He highlighted Jeff Immelt of General Electric as a CEO who put emphasis on long-term goals and the public's needs as part of GE's business strategy. Immelt was the inaugural recipient of the Business Statesmanship Award in 2005.
Owen B. Butler Education Excellence Award
The Owen B. Butler Education Excellence Award was established in 2013 in honor of Brad Butler, former Chairman and CEO of Procter & Gamble, and former Chairman of CED. The award recognizes an individual’s exceptional commitment to quality education, skills development, and workforce development programs.
Corporate Citizenship Award
The Corporate Citizenship Award is presented annually to a company that demonstrates a strong commitment to corporate responsibility practices and whose leaders are actively engaged in supporting and expanding those efforts. The award highlights companies that integrate relevant societal concerns into their core operating strategies and embrace them as positive for businesses, customers, employees and their communities.
This Award aligns with CED's work in corporate governance and sustainable capitalism, specifically our recommendations for greater corporate engagement and more enlightened notions of self-interest to business decision makers.
CED Leadership Award
The CED Leadership Award recognizes an individual's exceptional service on CED's Board of Trustees and the special contributions they have made to CED's policy research, outreach and impact programs and the overall governance and administration of our organization.
Leadership in Diversity Award
The Leadership in Diversity Award was established by CED to honor exceptional companies and individuals who are leading programs that foster diversity in the workplace and champion underrepresented groups, including supporting women and their advancement across the full spectrum of private enterprise. This award aligns with CED’s Women’s Economic Contributions initiative, which focuses on increasing women’s participation on corporate boards. The work we are leading on diversity, women on corporate boards, and boosting competitiveness presents an opportunity to highlight leadership in these fields.
CED Leadership Award
The CED Leadership Award recognizes an individual's exceptional service on CED's Board of Trustees and the special contributions they have made to CED's policy research, outreach and impact programs and the overall governance and administration of our organization.
CED Leadership Award
The CED Leadership Award recognizes an individual's exceptional service on CED's Board of Trustees and the special contributions they have made to CED's policy research, outreach and impact programs and the overall governance and administration of our organization.
Leadership in Diversity Award
The Leadership in Diversity Award was established by CED to honor exceptional companies and individuals who are leading programs that foster diversity in the workplace and champion underrepresented groups, including supporting women and their advancement across the full spectrum of private enterprise. This award aligns with CED’s Women’s Economic Contributions initiative, which focuses on increasing women’s participation on corporate boards. The work we are leading on diversity, women on corporate boards, and boosting competitiveness presents an opportunity to highlight leadership in these fields.
Excellence in Public Policy Award
The Excellence in Public Policy Award honors an individual in the private or public sector who demonstrates a strong commitment to public policy in the nation's best long-term interests. The award recognizes leaders who advocate policies that address society's key concerns, including long-term economic growth, educational excellence and achievement, sustainability, corporate governance, innovation, and competitiveness.
Corporate Citizenship Award
The Corporate Citizenship Award is presented annually to a company that demonstrates a strong commitment to corporate responsibility practices and whose leaders are actively engaged in supporting and expanding those efforts. The award highlights companies that integrate relevant societal concerns into their core operating strategies and embrace them as positive for businesses, customers, employees and their communities.
This Award aligns with CED's work in corporate governance and sustainable capitalism, specifically our recommendations for greater corporate engagement and more enlightened notions of self-interest to business decision makers.
Peter G. Peterson Business Statesmanship Award
The Business Statesmanship Award was established in honor of Peter G. Peterson, CED's longest-serving Trustee. It recognizes corporate executives who champion issues in the interest of the public good, rather than their company or personal interests, and who hold themselves to the highest standards of ethics and integrity.
In an article that appeared in The Washington Post in 2004, Mr. Peterson asked where had all the "Business Patriots" gone. He remarked that too few corporate CEOs were actively engaging in public policy debates to ensure the country's collective long-term growth and viability. He highlighted Jeff Immelt of General Electric as a CEO who put emphasis on long-term goals and the public's needs as part of GE's business strategy. Immelt was the inaugural recipient of the Business Statesmanship Award in 2005.
CED Leadership Award
The CED Leadership Award recognizes an individual's exceptional service on CED's Board of Trustees and the special contributions they have made to CED's policy research, outreach and impact programs and the overall governance and administration of our organization.
Excellence in Public Policy Award
The Excellence in Public Policy Award honors an individual in the private or public sector who demonstrates a strong commitment to public policy in the nation's best long-term interests. The award recognizes leaders who advocate policies that address society's key concerns, including long-term economic growth, educational excellence and achievement, sustainability, corporate governance, innovation, and competitiveness.
Global Leadership Award
The Global Leadership Award was established to recognize multinational corporations that demonstrate exceptional leadership on international policy issues. This Award is not presented annually and is reserved for companies and their CEOs who have had a positive impact on communities and people across the globe where their businesses have great reach.
CED Leadership Award
The CED Leadership Award recognizes an individual's exceptional service on CED's Board of Trustees and the special contributions they have made to CED's policy research, outreach and impact programs and the overall governance and administration of our organization.
Peter G. Peterson Business Statesmanship Award
The Business Statesmanship Award was established in honor of Peter G. Peterson, CED's longest-serving Trustee. It recognizes corporate executives who champion issues in the interest of the public good, rather than their company or personal interests, and who hold themselves to the highest standards of ethics and integrity.
In an article that appeared in The Washington Post in 2004, Mr. Peterson asked where had all the "Business Patriots" gone. He remarked that too few corporate CEOs were actively engaging in public policy debates to ensure the country's collective long-term growth and viability. He highlighted Jeff Immelt of General Electric as a CEO who put emphasis on long-term goals and the public's needs as part of GE's business strategy. Immelt was the inaugural recipient of the Business Statesmanship Award in 2005.
Corporate Citizenship Award
The Corporate Citizenship Award is presented annually to a company that demonstrates a strong commitment to corporate responsibility practices and whose leaders are actively engaged in supporting and expanding those efforts. The award highlights companies that integrate relevant societal concerns into their core operating strategies and embrace them as positive for businesses, customers, employees and their communities.
This Award aligns with CED's work in corporate governance and sustainable capitalism, specifically our recommendations for greater corporate engagement and more enlightened notions of self-interest to business decision makers.
Corporate Citizenship Award
The Corporate Citizenship Award is presented annually to a company that demonstrates a strong commitment to corporate responsibility practices and whose leaders are actively engaged in supporting and expanding those efforts. The award highlights companies that integrate relevant societal concerns into their core operating strategies and embrace them as positive for businesses, customers, employees and their communities.
This Award aligns with CED's work in corporate governance and sustainable capitalism, specifically our recommendations for greater corporate engagement and more enlightened notions of self-interest to business decision makers.
Global Leadership Award
The Global Leadership Award was established to recognize multinational corporations that demonstrate exceptional leadership on international policy issues. This Award is not presented annually and is reserved for companies and their CEOs who have had a positive impact on communities and people across the globe where their businesses have great reach.
CED Leadership Award
The CED Leadership Award recognizes an individual's exceptional service on CED's Board of Trustees and the special contributions they have made to CED's policy research, outreach and impact programs and the overall governance and administration of our organization.
Peter G. Peterson Business Statesmanship Award
The Business Statesmanship Award was established in honor of Peter G. Peterson, CED's longest-serving Trustee. It recognizes corporate executives who champion issues in the interest of the public good, rather than their company or personal interests, and who hold themselves to the highest standards of ethics and integrity.
In an article that appeared in The Washington Post in 2004, Mr. Peterson asked where had all the "Business Patriots" gone. He remarked that too few corporate CEOs were actively engaging in public policy debates to ensure the country's collective long-term growth and viability. He highlighted Jeff Immelt of General Electric as a CEO who put emphasis on long-term goals and the public's needs as part of GE's business strategy. Immelt was the inaugural recipient of the Business Statesmanship Award in 2005.
Excellence in Public Policy Award
The Excellence in Public Policy Award honors an individual in the private or public sector who demonstrates a strong commitment to public policy in the nation's best long-term interests. The award recognizes leaders who advocate policies that address society's key concerns, including long-term economic growth, educational excellence and achievement, sustainability, corporate governance, innovation, and competitiveness.
Corporate Citizenship Award
The Corporate Citizenship Award is presented annually to a company that demonstrates a strong commitment to corporate responsibility practices and whose leaders are actively engaged in supporting and expanding those efforts. The award highlights companies that integrate relevant societal concerns into their core operating strategies and embrace them as positive for businesses, customers, employees and their communities.
This Award aligns with CED's work in corporate governance and sustainable capitalism, specifically our recommendations for greater corporate engagement and more enlightened notions of self-interest to business decision makers.
CED Leadership Award
The CED Leadership Award recognizes an individual's exceptional service on CED's Board of Trustees and the special contributions they have made to CED's policy research, outreach and impact programs and the overall governance and administration of our organization.
CED Leadership Award
The CED Leadership Award recognizes an individual's exceptional service on CED's Board of Trustees and the special contributions they have made to CED's policy research, outreach and impact programs and the overall governance and administration of our organization.
Peter G. Peterson Business Statesmanship Award
The Business Statesmanship Award was established in honor of Peter G. Peterson, CED's longest-serving Trustee. It recognizes corporate executives who champion issues in the interest of the public good, rather than their company or personal interests, and who hold themselves to the highest standards of ethics and integrity.
In an article that appeared in The Washington Post in 2004, Mr. Peterson asked where had all the "Business Patriots" gone. He remarked that too few corporate CEOs were actively engaging in public policy debates to ensure the country's collective long-term growth and viability. He highlighted Jeff Immelt of General Electric as a CEO who put emphasis on long-term goals and the public's needs as part of GE's business strategy. Immelt was the inaugural recipient of the Business Statesmanship Award in 2005.
Excellence in Public Policy Award
The Excellence in Public Policy Award honors an individual in the private or public sector who demonstrates a strong commitment to public policy in the nation's best long-term interests. The award recognizes leaders who advocate policies that address society's key concerns, including long-term economic growth, educational excellence and achievement, sustainability, corporate governance, innovation, and competitiveness.
CED Leadership Award
The CED Leadership Award recognizes an individual's exceptional service on CED's Board of Trustees and the special contributions they have made to CED's policy research, outreach and impact programs and the overall governance and administration of our organization.
Peter G. Peterson Business Statesmanship Award
The Business Statesmanship Award was established in honor of Peter G. Peterson, CED's longest-serving Trustee. It recognizes corporate executives who champion issues in the interest of the public good, rather than their company or personal interests, and who hold themselves to the highest standards of ethics and integrity.
In an article that appeared in The Washington Post in 2004, Mr. Peterson asked where had all the "Business Patriots" gone. He remarked that too few corporate CEOs were actively engaging in public policy debates to ensure the country's collective long-term growth and viability. He highlighted Jeff Immelt of General Electric as a CEO who put emphasis on long-term goals and the public's needs as part of GE's business strategy. Immelt was the inaugural recipient of the Business Statesmanship Award in 2005.
Jiang Jianqing - 2008
Former Chairman of the Board Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Limited
Global Leadership Award
The Global Leadership Award was established to recognize multinational corporations that demonstrate exceptional leadership on international policy issues. This Award is not presented annually and is reserved for companies and their CEOs who have had a positive impact on communities and people across the globe where their businesses have great reach.
CED Leadership Award
The CED Leadership Award recognizes an individual's exceptional service on CED's Board of Trustees and the special contributions they have made to CED's policy research, outreach and impact programs and the overall governance and administration of our organization.
Corporate Citizenship Award
The Corporate Citizenship Award is presented annually to a company that demonstrates a strong commitment to corporate responsibility practices and whose leaders are actively engaged in supporting and expanding those efforts. The award highlights companies that integrate relevant societal concerns into their core operating strategies and embrace them as positive for businesses, customers, employees and their communities.
This Award aligns with CED's work in corporate governance and sustainable capitalism, specifically our recommendations for greater corporate engagement and more enlightened notions of self-interest to business decision makers.
Excellence in Public Policy Award
The Excellence in Public Policy Award honors an individual in the private or public sector who demonstrates a strong commitment to public policy in the nation's best long-term interests. The award recognizes leaders who advocate policies that address society's key concerns, including long-term economic growth, educational excellence and achievement, sustainability, corporate governance, innovation, and competitiveness.
Global Leadership Award
The Global Leadership Award was established to recognize multinational corporations that demonstrate exceptional leadership on international policy issues. This Award is not presented annually and is reserved for companies and their CEOs who have had a positive impact on communities and people across the globe where their businesses have great reach.
Corporate Citizenship Award
The Corporate Citizenship Award is presented annually to a company that demonstrates a strong commitment to corporate responsibility practices and whose leaders are actively engaged in supporting and expanding those efforts. The award highlights companies that integrate relevant societal concerns into their core operating strategies and embrace them as positive for businesses, customers, employees and their communities.
This Award aligns with CED's work in corporate governance and sustainable capitalism, specifically our recommendations for greater corporate engagement and more enlightened notions of self-interest to business decision makers.
Peter G. Peterson Business Statesmanship Award
The Business Statesmanship Award was established in honor of Peter G. Peterson, CED's longest-serving Trustee. It recognizes corporate executives who champion issues in the interest of the public good, rather than their company or personal interests, and who hold themselves to the highest standards of ethics and integrity.
In an article that appeared in The Washington Post in 2004, Mr. Peterson asked where had all the "Business Patriots" gone. He remarked that too few corporate CEOs were actively engaging in public policy debates to ensure the country's collective long-term growth and viability. He highlighted Jeff Immelt of General Electric as a CEO who put emphasis on long-term goals and the public's needs as part of GE's business strategy. Immelt was the inaugural recipient of the Business Statesmanship Award in 2005.
CED Leadership Award
The CED Leadership Award recognizes an individual's exceptional service on CED's Board of Trustees and the special contributions they have made to CED's policy research, outreach and impact programs and the overall governance and administration of our organization.
Peter G. Peterson Business Statesmanship Award
The Business Statesmanship Award was established in honor of Peter G. Peterson, CED's longest-serving Trustee. It recognizes corporate executives who champion issues in the interest of the public good, rather than their company or personal interests, and who hold themselves to the highest standards of ethics and integrity.
In an article that appeared in The Washington Post in 2004, Mr. Peterson asked where had all the "Business Patriots" gone. He remarked that too few corporate CEOs were actively engaging in public policy debates to ensure the country's collective long-term growth and viability. He highlighted Jeff Immelt of General Electric as a CEO who put emphasis on long-term goals and the public's needs as part of GE's business strategy. Immelt was the inaugural recipient of the Business Statesmanship Award in 2005.
Corporate Citizenship Award
The Corporate Citizenship Award is presented annually to a company that demonstrates a strong commitment to corporate responsibility practices and whose leaders are actively engaged in supporting and expanding those efforts. The award highlights companies that integrate relevant societal concerns into their core operating strategies and embrace them as positive for businesses, customers, employees and their communities.
This Award aligns with CED's work in corporate governance and sustainable capitalism, specifically our recommendations for greater corporate engagement and more enlightened notions of self-interest to business decision makers.
Excellence in Public Policy Award
The Excellence in Public Policy Award honors an individual in the private or public sector who demonstrates a strong commitment to public policy in the nation's best long-term interests. The award recognizes leaders who advocate policies that address society's key concerns, including long-term economic growth, educational excellence and achievement, sustainability, corporate governance, innovation, and competitiveness.
CED Leadership Award
The CED Leadership Award recognizes an individual's exceptional service on CED's Board of Trustees and the special contributions they have made to CED's policy research, outreach and impact programs and the overall governance and administration of our organization.
Peter G. Peterson Business Statesmanship Award
The Business Statesmanship Award was established in honor of Peter G. Peterson, CED's longest-serving Trustee. It recognizes corporate executives who champion issues in the interest of the public good, rather than their company or personal interests, and who hold themselves to the highest standards of ethics and integrity.
In an article that appeared in The Washington Post in 2004, Mr. Peterson asked where had all the "Business Patriots" gone. He remarked that too few corporate CEOs were actively engaging in public policy debates to ensure the country's collective long-term growth and viability. He highlighted Jeff Immelt of General Electric as a CEO who put emphasis on long-term goals and the public's needs as part of GE's business strategy. Immelt was the inaugural recipient of the Business Statesmanship Award in 2005.
General Electric - 2005
Corporate Citizenship Award
The Corporate Citizenship Award is presented annually to a company that demonstrates a strong commitment to corporate responsibility practices and whose leaders are actively engaged in supporting and expanding those efforts. The award highlights companies that integrate relevant societal concerns into their core operating strategies and embrace them as positive for businesses, customers, employees and their communities.
This Award aligns with CED's work in corporate governance and sustainable capitalism, specifically our recommendations for greater corporate engagement and more enlightened notions of self-interest to business decision makers.
CED Leadership Award
The CED Leadership Award recognizes an individual's exceptional service on CED's Board of Trustees and the special contributions they have made to CED's policy research, outreach and impact programs and the overall governance and administration of our organization.
The Concord Coalition - 2005
Bob Kerrey, Peter G. Peterson, Warren Rudman, and Paul E. Tsongas
Public Policy Leadership Award
Corporate Citizenship Award
The Corporate Citizenship Award is presented annually to a company that demonstrates a strong commitment to corporate responsibility practices and whose leaders are actively engaged in supporting and expanding those efforts. The award highlights companies that integrate relevant societal concerns into their core operating strategies and embrace them as positive for businesses, customers, employees and their communities.
This Award aligns with CED's work in corporate governance and sustainable capitalism, specifically our recommendations for greater corporate engagement and more enlightened notions of self-interest to business decision makers.
Carla A. Hills - 2004
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Hills & Company, International Consultants
Excellence in Public Policy Award
The Excellence in Public Policy Award honors an individual in the private or public sector who demonstrates a strong commitment to public policy in the nation's best long-term interests. The award recognizes leaders who advocate policies that address society's key concerns, including long-term economic growth, educational excellence and achievement, sustainability, corporate governance, innovation, and competitiveness.
Isaiah Frank - 2004
Former Professor Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies
Global Leadership Award
The Global Leadership Award was established to recognize multinational corporations that demonstrate exceptional leadership on international policy issues. This Award is not presented annually and is reserved for companies and their CEOs who have had a positive impact on communities and people across the globe where their businesses have great reach.
Excellence in Public Policy Award
The Excellence in Public Policy Award honors an individual in the private or public sector who demonstrates a strong commitment to public policy in the nation's best long-term interests. The award recognizes leaders who advocate policies that address society's key concerns, including long-term economic growth, educational excellence and achievement, sustainability, corporate governance, innovation, and competitiveness.
CED Leadership Award
The CED Leadership Award recognizes an individual's exceptional service on CED's Board of Trustees and the special contributions they have made to CED's policy research, outreach and impact programs and the overall governance and administration of our organization.
Corporate Citizenship Award
The Corporate Citizenship Award is presented annually to a company that demonstrates a strong commitment to corporate responsibility practices and whose leaders are actively engaged in supporting and expanding those efforts. The award highlights companies that integrate relevant societal concerns into their core operating strategies and embrace them as positive for businesses, customers, employees and their communities.
This Award aligns with CED's work in corporate governance and sustainable capitalism, specifically our recommendations for greater corporate engagement and more enlightened notions of self-interest to business decision makers.
Corporate Citizenship Award
The Corporate Citizenship Award is presented annually to a company that demonstrates a strong commitment to corporate responsibility practices and whose leaders are actively engaged in supporting and expanding those efforts. The award highlights companies that integrate relevant societal concerns into their core operating strategies and embrace them as positive for businesses, customers, employees and their communities.
This Award aligns with CED's work in corporate governance and sustainable capitalism, specifically our recommendations for greater corporate engagement and more enlightened notions of self-interest to business decision makers.
Global Leadership Award
The Global Leadership Award was established to recognize multinational corporations that demonstrate exceptional leadership on international policy issues. This Award is not presented annually and is reserved for companies and their CEOs who have had a positive impact on communities and people across the globe where their businesses have great reach.
CED Leadership Award
The CED Leadership Award recognizes an individual's exceptional service on CED's Board of Trustees and the special contributions they have made to CED's policy research, outreach and impact programs and the overall governance and administration of our organization.
Excellence in Public Policy Award
The Excellence in Public Policy Award honors an individual in the private or public sector who demonstrates a strong commitment to public policy in the nation's best long-term interests. The award recognizes leaders who advocate policies that address society's key concerns, including long-term economic growth, educational excellence and achievement, sustainability, corporate governance, innovation, and competitiveness.
Merk & Company - 2001
Raymond V. Gilmartin
Corporate Citizenship Award
The Corporate Citizenship Award is presented annually to a company that demonstrates a strong commitment to corporate responsibility practices and whose leaders are actively engaged in supporting and expanding those efforts. The award highlights companies that integrate relevant societal concerns into their core operating strategies and embrace them as positive for businesses, customers, employees and their communities.
This Award aligns with CED's work in corporate governance and sustainable capitalism, specifically our recommendations for greater corporate engagement and more enlightened notions of self-interest to business decision makers.
Corporate Citizenship Award
The Corporate Citizenship Award is presented annually to a company that demonstrates a strong commitment to corporate responsibility practices and whose leaders are actively engaged in supporting and expanding those efforts. The award highlights companies that integrate relevant societal concerns into their core operating strategies and embrace them as positive for businesses, customers, employees and their communities.
This Award aligns with CED's work in corporate governance and sustainable capitalism, specifically our recommendations for greater corporate engagement and more enlightened notions of self-interest to business decision makers.
Excellence in Public Policy Award
The Excellence in Public Policy Award honors an individual in the private or public sector who demonstrates a strong commitment to public policy in the nation's best long-term interests. The award recognizes leaders who advocate policies that address society's key concerns, including long-term economic growth, educational excellence and achievement, sustainability, corporate governance, innovation, and competitiveness.
Excellence in Public Policy Award
The Excellence in Public Policy Award honors an individual in the private or public sector who demonstrates a strong commitment to public policy in the nation's best long-term interests. The award recognizes leaders who advocate policies that address society's key concerns, including long-term economic growth, educational excellence and achievement, sustainability, corporate governance, innovation, and competitiveness.
Excellence in Public Policy Award
The Excellence in Public Policy Award honors an individual in the private or public sector who demonstrates a strong commitment to public policy in the nation's best long-term interests. The award recognizes leaders who advocate policies that address society's key concerns, including long-term economic growth, educational excellence and achievement, sustainability, corporate governance, innovation, and competitiveness.
Excellence in Public Policy Award
The Excellence in Public Policy Award honors an individual in the private or public sector who demonstrates a strong commitment to public policy in the nation's best long-term interests. The award recognizes leaders who advocate policies that address society's key concerns, including long-term economic growth, educational excellence and achievement, sustainability, corporate governance, innovation, and competitiveness.
Corporate Citizenship Award
The Corporate Citizenship Award is presented annually to a company that demonstrates a strong commitment to corporate responsibility practices and whose leaders are actively engaged in supporting and expanding those efforts. The award highlights companies that integrate relevant societal concerns into their core operating strategies and embrace them as positive for businesses, customers, employees and their communities.
This Award aligns with CED's work in corporate governance and sustainable capitalism, specifically our recommendations for greater corporate engagement and more enlightened notions of self-interest to business decision makers.
Corporate Citizenship Award
The Corporate Citizenship Award is presented annually to a company that demonstrates a strong commitment to corporate responsibility practices and whose leaders are actively engaged in supporting and expanding those efforts. The award highlights companies that integrate relevant societal concerns into their core operating strategies and embrace them as positive for businesses, customers, employees and their communities.
This Award aligns with CED's work in corporate governance and sustainable capitalism, specifically our recommendations for greater corporate engagement and more enlightened notions of self-interest to business decision makers.
Corporate Citizenship Award
The Corporate Citizenship Award is presented annually to a company that demonstrates a strong commitment to corporate responsibility practices and whose leaders are actively engaged in supporting and expanding those efforts. The award highlights companies that integrate relevant societal concerns into their core operating strategies and embrace them as positive for businesses, customers, employees and their communities.
This Award aligns with CED's work in corporate governance and sustainable capitalism, specifically our recommendations for greater corporate engagement and more enlightened notions of self-interest to business decision makers.
Corporate Citizenship Award
The Corporate Citizenship Award is presented annually to a company that demonstrates a strong commitment to corporate responsibility practices and whose leaders are actively engaged in supporting and expanding those efforts. The award highlights companies that integrate relevant societal concerns into their core operating strategies and embrace them as positive for businesses, customers, employees and their communities.
This Award aligns with CED's work in corporate governance and sustainable capitalism, specifically our recommendations for greater corporate engagement and more enlightened notions of self-interest to business decision makers.