BBB Ethics Awards

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The Better Business Bureau Of the Maritime Provinces Presents

The 7th Annual Maritime Business Ethics Awards



How often have you recognized an organization for its outstanding integrity? It's not something most of us do on a regular basis. We take exceptional work for granted, but wouldn't it be great to have a deserving organization publicly honored for its professionalism?



Your Better Business Bureau's Business Ethics Awards provide you with an avenue to recognize an outstanding business or non-profit. The Ethics Awards allow you to recognize an organization for going above and beyond.


This year's dinner was a great success!






Our 2011 winners:





Standing left to right: Roger Edmonds, Edmonds Landscape & Construction Services Limited; Joe Metlege, Templeton Properties; Chris Matthews, presenting sponsor CJM Solutions+; Don MacKinnon, BBB President/CEO; Linda Wilson, Homebridge Youth Society; Gary Johnson, Maritime Paper Products;
Sitting: Kevin Schwenker, Lean Machine


Date:
November 1, 2011


Time:
5:45 Reception
6:45 Dinner

Location:
The Trade Centre, Halifax

Tickets: $125+HST each or corporate table of ten $1250+HST


Maritime Business Ethics Awards Business Sector Criteria:

  1. Be a company that is balanced in regards to people and profits.
  2. Be operating for at least 2 years.
  3. Have a sustained record of providing exceptional customer service and a quality product or service in the community.
  4. Be recognized in at least one area of social/ecological responsibility.
  5. Be a leader in providing ethical guidance in their industry or sector and/or have a presence of ethical leadership in the Maritime Provinces.
  6. Have ongoing and action-oriented ethical initiatives or programs, or social/ecological responsibility projects.
  7. Have faced a recent ethical dilemma and shown integrity and ethical leadership in dealing with that particular challenge.
  8. Have a record of sustained profitability.
  9. Be a bridge between the profit and non-profit sectors.

Nominees should meet at least the first 6 criteria to be considered for the award. #5 may be less applicable for small businesses.

Non-Profit Sector Criteria:
  1. Have a sustained record of providing exceptional service in the community.
  2. Be operating for at least 2 years.
  3. Be a leader in providing ethical guidance in the community or have a presence of ethical leadership in the Maritime Provinces.
  4. Be recognized for enhancing public awareness of social/ecological responsibility or serving as respected advocate.
  5. Have faced a recent ethical dilemma and shown integrity and ethical leadership in dealing with that particular challenge.

Nominees should meet at least the first 4 criteria to be considered for the award.

"We are honoured to have won the 2006 Maritime Business Ethics Award in the non-profit category. Our team at the QEII Foundation prides itself on ethical business practice and this award from a well respected organization such as the Better Business Bureau of the Maritime Provinces speaks volumes to our donors, volunteers and staff."-Bill Bean, President and CEO, QEII Foundation