Progressive Grocer will recognize the greenest grocers and
top women in the industry Nov. 2, 2009, at the publication’s
Corporate Social Responsibility Awards, to be held during the
Grocery Manufacturers Association (GMA) Merchandising, Sales, and
Marketing Conference at the Biltmore Hotel in Phoenix.
Virtually every grocer in the industry is doing something green,
and while we’ve chosen a select few for our Green Grocer Awards,
the
Progressive Grocer staff would like to acknowledge that
the food retail industry as a whole has made great strides in their
efforts to create a healthier planet.
Those retailers selected for the awards have undertaken either
highly innovative projects, such as HEB’s program that rewards
commuters who use Earth-friendly means of transportation, or have
made efforts to help the industry as a whole become greener, such
as Wal-Mart’s plan to develop a worldwide sustainable product
index.
“Social responsibility continues to be growing focus not only from
grocers and companies within the industry, but from the audience
this industry serves,” said Michelle Moran,
Progressive
Grocer’s Editor-in-Chief. “Progressive Grocer applauds those in
the industry who continue to strive not only to provide the best
for their customers, but also for the environment and world at
large. These are truly not only socially responsible entities, but
also globally responsible companies worthy of acknowledgement and
commendation.”
Progressive Grocer’s Top Women in Grocery Awards honor those
industry females who have demonstrated outstanding leadership and
who wield substantial influence in their companies and the industry
at large. Full profiles of each honoree can be found at
http://www.nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/nielsen/pg_20090607/index.php#/22
“I was more involved than ever in this year’s judging for our third
Annual Top Women in Grocery, and the entries were incredible,” said
Olivia Wilson, Publisher of
Progressive Grocer. “We received
over 400 entries, and it was very difficult to select the top 100.
They are all very deserving in one way or another. Last year’s
celebration event was attended by 150-plus retailers and
manufacturers. I am looking forward to this year’s celebration of
our Corporate Social Responsibility Awards on during GMA’s MSM
Conference.”
Selection for the Top Women in Grocery list is a meticulous process
based on nominations from within the industry and on strict
criteria set out by
Progressive Grocer’s team of editors. It
is an annual undertaking for Progressive Grocer as more and more
women continue to progress into the upper echelons of food industry
management. This year’s categories were Senior-Level Executives,
Rising Stars and Store Managers.
“My involvement in Top Women this year proved to be an excellent
opportunity to witness the growth in female-driven initiatives and
projects,” added Moran. “The inclusion of women in a wide variety
of positions provided us with a window into the rich community of
women the grocery industry employs. Every woman nominated was
deserving of her own recognition. The resulting list of 2009 Top
Women in Grocery demonstrates the true breadth of talent and
achievement that women bring to the industry.”
Tickets for the dinner are available at
www.gmamsm.com.
For sponsorship opportunities for the Corporate Social
Responsibility Awards Dinner, please call Olivia Wilson at
646-654-7561 or
owilson@progressivegrocer.com.
For more information, visit
www.progressivegrocer.com.
PG’s Corporate Social Responsibility Awards to Honor Top Women, Greenest Grocers
Oct 14, 2009
Progressive Grocer will recognize the greenest grocers and top women in the industry Nov. 2, 2009, at the publication’s Corporate Social Responsibility Awards, to be held during the Grocery Manufacturers Association (GMA) Merchandising, Sales, and Marketing Conference at the Biltmore Hotel in Phoenix.
Virtually every grocer in the industry is doing something green, and while we’ve chosen a select few for our Green Grocer Awards, the
Progressive Grocer staff would like to acknowledge that the food retail industry as a whole has made great strides in their efforts to create a healthier planet.
Those retailers selected for the awards have undertaken either highly innovative projects, such as HEB’s program that rewards commuters who use Earth-friendly means of transportation, or have made efforts to help the industry as a whole become greener, such as Wal-Mart’s plan to develop a worldwide sustainable product index.
“Social responsibility continues to be growing focus not only from grocers and companies within the industry, but from the audience this industry serves,” said Michelle Moran,
Progressive Grocer’s Editor-in-Chief. “Progressive Grocer applauds those in the industry who continue to strive not only to provide the best for their customers, but also for the environment and world at large. These are truly not only socially responsible entities, but also globally responsible companies worthy of acknowledgement and commendation.”
Progressive Grocer’s Top Women in Grocery Awards honor those industry females who have demonstrated outstanding leadership and who wield substantial influence in their companies and the industry at large. Full profiles of each honoree can be found at
http://www.nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/nielsen/pg_20090607/index.php#/22
“I was more involved than ever in this year’s judging for our third Annual Top Women in Grocery, and the entries were incredible,” said Olivia Wilson, Publisher of
Progressive Grocer. “We received over 400 entries, and it was very difficult to select the top 100. They are all very deserving in one way or another. Last year’s celebration event was attended by 150-plus retailers and manufacturers. I am looking forward to this year’s celebration of our Corporate Social Responsibility Awards on during GMA’s MSM Conference.”
Selection for the Top Women in Grocery list is a meticulous process based on nominations from within the industry and on strict criteria set out by
Progressive Grocer’s team of editors. It is an annual undertaking for Progressive Grocer as more and more women continue to progress into the upper echelons of food industry management. This year’s categories were Senior-Level Executives, Rising Stars and Store Managers.
“My involvement in Top Women this year proved to be an excellent opportunity to witness the growth in female-driven initiatives and projects,” added Moran. “The inclusion of women in a wide variety of positions provided us with a window into the rich community of women the grocery industry employs. Every woman nominated was deserving of her own recognition. The resulting list of 2009 Top Women in Grocery demonstrates the true breadth of talent and achievement that women bring to the industry.”
Tickets for the dinner are available at
www.gmamsm.com. For sponsorship opportunities for the Corporate Social Responsibility Awards Dinner, please call Olivia Wilson at 646-654-7561 or
owilson@progressivegrocer.com. For more information, visit
www.progressivegrocer.com.