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13Th Annual International Business Awardssm US $10.00 13th Annual International Business AwardsSM Awards Banquet and Ceremonies Friday, 21 October, 2016 Rome Calvalieri Waldorf Astoria Hotel Rome, Italy 2016 SPONSOR SILENT AUCTION BENEFICIARY vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv Greetings, and welcome to The 2016 (13th Annual) International Business Awards, the world’s top honors for achievement in the workplace. Gold, Silver and Bronze Stevie® winners were selected from more than 3,800 nominations received from organizations and individuals in more than 60 nations. All organizations worldwide are eligible to compete in The International Business Awards, and can submit entries in a wide range of categories, including management awards, company of the year awards, marketing awards, public relations awards, customer service awards, human resources awards, new product awards, IT awards, web site awards, and more. More than 200 executives worldwide participated in the judging process this year. A complete list of all 2016 Gold, Silver and Bronze Stevie Award winners by category is available at www.StevieAwards.com/IBA. We invite you to participate in our other Stevie Awards programs. They are: The American Business Awards are open to all organizations operating in the U.S.A., and feature a wide variety of categories to recognize achievement in every facet of the workplace. The Asia-Pacific Stevie Awards are open to all organizations in the 22 nations of the Asia-Pacific region. The German Stevie Awards are open to all organizations operating in Germany. The Stevie Awards for Great Employers recognize the world’s best companies to work for and the human resources professionals, teams, achievements, solution providers, and new products and services that help to create and drive great workplaces. The Stevie Awards for Sales & Customer Service are open to all organizations worldwide, and recognize the achievements of sales, business development, customer service and call center professionals. The Stevie Awards for Women in Business are open to all organizations worldwide, and recognize the achievements of women executives, entrepreneurs, and the organizations they run. Thank you for coming this evening, and congratulations again on your awards! Michael Gallagher President The Stevie Awards 2016 International Business Awards Agenda 5:45 pm Pre-dinner Reception, Ballroom Lobby 6:15 pm Dinner, Ballroom 7:00 pm Awards Presentations. Awards will be presented in the order in which tickets were purchased. 9:30 pm Post-Presentations Reception with Music Because all Stevie Award winners in The 13th Annual International Business Awards have already been announced, tonight we will only announce and celebrate those Stevie Award winners in attendance. 1 vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv Learn more about the 2016 Final Judges. Final Judging Committees Judging of The 2016 International Business Awards was conducted by more than 200 members of 12 judging committees. Their average scores determined the winners of the Gold, Silver and Bronze Stevie® Awards. We thank the judges for their time, interest and insights. Company/Organization Categories Kyle Johnson, Principal & Creative Director, BlkMrkt. Cr8tiv Labs, Judging Committee Houston, Texas, USA Rassel Kassem, Head of Organizational Development, COMMITTEE CHAIR Abu Dhabi Judicial Department, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates Ronald Tse Founder Ki-hak Kim, President, GEO Production Co., Ltd., Ribose Inc. Anyang-si, Gyeonggi-do, Korea Hong Kong, China Soonwoong Kook, Head of Institutional Business – Korea, Amundi Asset Management, Hong Kong, China Sunil Kulwal, Head of New Projects, Aditya Birla Group, COMMITTEE Mumbai, Maharashtra, India Huda Al-Husaini, Head of Training & Studies Section, Vivek Kumar, Chief Executive Officer, Lexicon Public Relations, Jordan Engineers Association, Amman, Amman, Jordan New Delhi, Delhi, India Michael Becker, Executive Vice President, International Business Jimmy Lim, Managing Director, New Prospect Capital, Strategy, Business Wire, New York, New York, USA Hong Kong, China Isela Bowles, President & CEO, Formula 1, Donald Man, Registered Foreign Lawyer, San Gabriel, California, USA Ince & Co, Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China Jacky Chan, Managing Partner, Ironfire Ventures, Ernst Primosch, CEO and Chairman DACH-Region, Hong Kong, China Hill+Knowlton Strategies GmbH, Aloysius Cheang, Executive Vice President of APAC, Düsseldorf, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany Cloud Security Alliance, Singapore Churchill Prince, Founder/CEO, Sales Intelligence™ Services, Inc, Haldun Firat Kökturk, CEO and BOD member, Silver Spring, Maryland, USA Prishtina International Airport ‘Adem Jashari’ Limak Kosovo Sharon Rudd, National Leadership, Sales & CS Consultant, TNT, International Airport J.S.C., Prishtina, Kosovo Sydney, NSW, Australia Joseph Foy, Lean Manufacturing Manager, Linanne Sackett, Ph.D., President & Owner, Brunswick Institute, M&M Electric Service, Inc., Charlotte, North Carolina, USA Troy, New York, USA Scotty Hester, Quality Assurance Manager, Stephen Sharry, Principal Consultant, M&M Electric Service, Inc., Gastonia, North Carolina, USA Quantum Associates Pty Ltd., Ozan Hunler, Strategic Sales Manager, Cleveland, Queensland, Australia Automotive and Aerospace Coatings, Izmir, Izmir, Turkey Aniket Suru, Regulatory Programme Manager, HSBC, London, Franky Jamin, Independent Commissioner; Audit Committee London, United Kingdom Chairman, PT Tigaraksa Satria Tbk; PT Kamadjaja Logistics; PT Paramount Enterprise International, Jakarta, Jakarta, Indonesia 3 vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv Final Judging Committees — continued Corporate Communications & Public Angela Tan, Senior Manager, Communications & Partnerships, Relations Judging Committee ASEAN CSR Network, Singapore Katarzyna Terej, Managing Partner, TBT & Company, COMMITTEE CHAIR Warsaw, Mazowieckie, Poland Dr. Elke Neujahr Wailaya Tiningsih Bravyanto, Program Manager – Health Managing Partner Wellbeing & Nutrition, Unilever Indonesia Foundation, comm:up Kommunikation & Management GmbH, Jakarta, Indonesia Dusseldorf, Germany Helmut von Fircks, CEO, F&H Public Relations GmbH, München, Bavaria, Germany Katarzyna Wilczewska, Corporate Communications Manager, COMMITTEE Pepco Poland, Pozna´n, Poland Peter Bachsleitner, Managing Director, Executants GmbH, Yag˘lz Yücel, Corporate Affairs and Media Relations Supervisor, Battenberg, Germany Anadolu Group, Istanbul, Turkey Rod Baker, Editor, AfricanBrandLink, Fish Hoek, Western Cape, South Africa Jane Bryant, Director, Spire Communications, Potomac Falls, Virginia, USA Pawe Bylicki, CEO, Public Dialog Sp z o.o., Warszawa, Customer Service & Support Awards Mazowiecki, Polska Categories Judging Committee Rene Co, Vice President, Communications, Procter & Gamble Greater China, Guangzhou, China COMMITTEE CHAIR Thony Da Silva Romero, Partner/Director, PIZZOLANTE Amy Downs Estrategia + Comunicación, Caracas, DF, Venezuela Chief Customer Success & Happiness Officer Lifesize Emily de Lara, Head, Knowledge Management, Austin, Texas, USA Ayala Corporation, Makati, Philippines Saraida De Marchena Kaluche, President & CEO, Markatel, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic COMMITTEE Dave Devilles, Corporate Communication Manager, Richella Abell-Hawes, Compliance & Quality Director, Aboitiz Equity Ventures, Inc., Herkimer ARC, Herkimer, New York, USA Taguig, National Capital Region, Philippines Ronald Joseph Avecilla, Experience Coach – Quality Mary DiMaggio-Finley, Senior Vice President, BioCentric Inc., Management, Globe Telecom, Taguig, NCR, Philippines Columbia, Maryland, USA Mehmet Emre Demir, CRM SVP, Denizbank, Istanbul, Turkey Kristina Garcia, Director, Invest in Finland, Altug Eker, Improvement – Executive Committee Member, New York, New York, USA Arvato Turkey, Istanbul, Turkey Beverly Jensen, PhD, President, www.WomensMedicineBowl.com, Sven-Olof Husmark, Vice President & Chief Marketing Officer, Greeley, Colorado, USA Qmatic Group, Molndal, Sweden Dr. Jin Woo Keum, Professor, Kosin University, Dan Koroscil, VP Cloud Operations, Aspect, Busan, South Korea Orlando, Florida, USA Iwona Kubicz, CEO, Procontent Communication, Satish Koul, VP & Manager, Total Quality & Business Excellence, Global Reach PR, Warsaw, Mazowieckie, Poland Union National Bank, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates Eliza Misiecka, General Manager, Genesis PR Poland, Brian McNeese, VP, Professional Services, Warsaw, Poland Waterfield Technologies, Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA Katarzyna Pawlikowska, Founder and Chief, Garden of Words, Lou Reinemann, Director, Customer Care and Documentation, Warsaw, Poland SmartBear Software, Somerville, Massachusetts, USA Valeria Perito, CEO, Ketchum, São Paulo, Brazil Darren Walker-Wallis, Training Lead, Barclaycard, Ron Sereg, Asst. Prof. Public Relations – Retired, Henderson, Nevada, USA Louisiana State University, Shreveport, Louisiana, USA Ker Ling Yew, Vice President, Group Centre of Operational Keira Shein, Business Strategist & Communications Consultant, Excellence, Singtel, Singapore Shein Strategies, Owings Mills, Maryland, USA Asunción Soriano Cuesta, President ATREVIA Spain, ATREVIA, Madrid, Spain 5 Upcoming Stevie® Awards Deadlines 2017 Stevie® Awards for 2017 Sales & Customer Service German Stevie® Awards Recognizing the achievements of Ths program is open to all contact center, customer service, organizations in Germany. business development, and sales professionals around the world. Final Entry Deadline: 1 December, 2016 Final Entry Deadline: 16 November, 2016 2017 Asia-Pacific
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