There is no greater validation of company’s moral and ethical philosophies than to receive the 2010 Kensington Swan Responsible Governance Award, part of the Deloitte/Management magazine Top 200 Awards programme.
Unlike the other awards in the Top 200, this major category award requires organisations to complete and return an entry form. This year’s entries close at 5pm on Thursday, September 23.
This year, the award criteria have been revised and broadened to reflect global trends in good governance.
“Investors, employees, customers, suppliers and other stakeholders view responsible governance practices as measure of organisational integrity,” says Reg Birchfield, who has been on the judging panel since the award’s inception.
“Every successful, sustainable, responsible and future-focused enterprise should aspire to win this award. It reflects company’s genuine understanding of our new world in which responsible, ethical and sustainable governance defines real success.”
Companies can take this opportunity to be recognised for commitment to responsible governance, or can nominate another enterprise they believe is governing responsibly.
“We want to identify and acknowledge role models, companies that make an outstanding contribution to New Zealand’s standing in the world by governing responsibly and ethically,” says Birchfield. For entry details, go to: www.management.co.nz/top200/responsiblegovernance.html
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