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2001 Stars of Telework
Awards
The International Telework Association & Council (ITAC)
announced the recipients of its 2001 Stars of Telework Awards
during a press conference held at the National Press Club
in Washington, DC on October 23, 2001.
Each year, ITAC presents awards to leading businesses, legislators,
government agencies and telework trailblazers. The goals of
ITAC’s awards program are to:
- Promote and foster advances in the field of telework,
remote work and telecommuting.
- Provide international recognition for leadership and innovation
in telework.
- Motivate and inspire corporations, organizations and individuals
to excel in their telecommuting practices.
Gail Guest, Awards Committee Chair, John Edwards, President
and Chuck Wilsker, Executive Director, presented the following
awards:
Outstanding
Legislator Telework Award
Representative Frank R. Wolf
Presented to the individual whose tireless efforts in
promoting telework legislation has supported ITAC in the
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Corporate
Excellence in Telework Award
LexisNexis http://www.lexis-nexis.com
Presented to the Corporation which most clearly and effectively
demonstrates the strategic use of telework to benefit
its employees, the firm or company, their local community,
and society.
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Government
Agency Excellence in Telework Award
U.S. Patent and Trade Office http://www.uspto.gov
Presented to the government agency that most clearly
and effectively demonstrates the strategic use of telework
to benefit its employees, the agency, their local community,
and society. |
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Individual
Leadership Telework Award
John Edwards
Presented to the individual whose personal efforts, leadership,
and commitment to excellence has supported and promoted
the efforts of the International Telework Association
& Council throughout the year. |
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International
Excellence in Telework Award
Noel Hodson
Presented to the international organization, profit or
non-profit, or to the individual or team who most clearly
and effectively demonstrates the strategic use of telework
to benefit its employees, the firm or company, their local
community, and society.
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Non-Profit
Organization Excellence in Telework Award
Consumer Electronics Association http://www.ce.org/
Presented to the not-for-profit organization that
most clearly and effectively demonstrates the strategic
use of telework to benefit its employees, the firm or
company, their local community, and society. |
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Outstanding
Volunteer Telework Award
Tammy Burch
Presented to an individual or group of individuals to
recognize their volunteer contributions to ITAC. |
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Print
Media Excellence in Telework Award
Network World’s NET.WORKER
Presented to the publication that most clearly and effectively
presents the benefits of telework and the ways it can
benefit society. |
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Reporting
Media Excellence in Telework Award
WTOP-AM/FM Sprawl & Crawl’s Steve Eldridge
Presented to an individual in the media who most clearly
and effectively demonstrates and presents the benefits
of telework to their local community and society. |
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Telework
Hall of Fame Award
David Fleming
Presented to the individual whose research, personal efforts,
leadership, and commitment to excellence exemplify and
elevate the field of telework. |
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Outstanding
Innovation in Telework Award
Expertcity for www.gotomypc.com
Presented to the organization that has advanced telework
by creating and implementing an outstanding and innovative
program, process, product, or service. |
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