Pepsi
2006 - 3rd Quarter
Extends "diversity" to employees, products, marketing, and
policies. Their efforts have helped Pepsi increase worldwide
market share.
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Multicultural Achievement Awards
Outstanding efforts to build cultural bridges
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William Zehnder
2006 - 2nd Quarter
Built the vision of Frankenmuth, Michigan, a town that has
introduced millions of North Americans to the Bavarian culture.
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Zarqa Nawaz
2006 - 4th Quarter
Visionary developing Little Mosque on the Prairie, a television
program for the CBC that humorously introduced Canadians to the
Muslim and rural cultures.
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Top Executives Net (TEN)
2007 - 2nd Quarter
TEN has elevated online networking to a cultural level as they
develop their contact community. Cultures of industry, function,
hobbies, and interests are TEN's drivers.
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Pizza Patrón
2007 - 1st Quarter
This chain of Mexican Pizza Restaurants throughout south-western
USA took a revolutionary and controversial step to connect to their
customer base by accepting pesos.
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BIGGBY COFFEE
2007 - 3rd Quarter
When realizing a prior name could be considered an ethnic slur,
the chain of coffee shops adopted a new name. It's vision of
inclusion shows they understand the cultural market.
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STAMFORD PUBLIC SCHOOLS
2007 - 4th Quarter
Faced with the challenge of diversity without regard to race,
Stamford Schools took an innovative approach to achieve a
well-blended student population.
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Carly Fleishmann
2008 - 1st Quarter
Although she cannot verbalize her feelings, 13-year-old Carly
teaches others about what it is like to be Autistic using a computer
keyboard.
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