BBB Torch Award for Business Integrity

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The coveted BBB Torch Award for Business Integrity attracts many entries from businesses of all sizes throughout Central Illinois. These awards are presented to companies in recognition of their outstanding commitment to high ethical standards, to promote the importance of ethical business practices and the willingness and efforts made by outstanding businesses to ensure that our state's marketplace remains fair and honorable for all residents.

The BBB Torch Award for Business Integrity helps illuminate the importance of corporate conscience and responsibility for upholding a fair and honest marketplace. Each year, one winner is selected from each of three size categories by an independent panel of judges. The award is open to Central Illinois for-profit businesses that provide goods or services to retail and wholesale markets.

Companies entering must carefully review and demonstrate that they meet the judging criteria.

The 2011 BBB Torch Award for Business Integrity will be awarded to three companies.
Category 1     1-25 employees
Category 2     26-150 employees
Category 3     150+employees

Nominees must be in good standing with the BBB.

The entry deadline is WEDNESDAY APRIL 20 2011!

The awards will be presented at the 13th Annual Torch Award Ceremony on Thursday
May 26, 2011 at the Gateway Building in Peoria, IL. The ceremony will be attended by leaders from the business, academic and media sectors. To reserve your table call Jessica at 309-681-6704*100 or email jtharp_bbb@heart.net
Download information and an application at:  http://images.pulpfusion.com/bbb/bbb_torch_application.pdf

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