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BBB TO HONOR DESERVING COMPANIES
College Station, TX 77840
The Better Business Bureau is soliciting nominations for the BBB Torch Award for Marketplace Ethics. The Torch Award is the highest honor the BBB can give to a deserving business. It is an award that crosses all industry and product lines and centers solely on ethical behavior in the marketplace. Since ethics is not a function of size, no business is too large or too small to be considered.
Consumers look for certain traits in the companies where they work and that they patronize. Some of those traits include high ethical standards in dealing with customers, employees, and suppliers; effective, straight-forward advertising; friendly, helpful employees; or simply a good reputation built by a history of solid business practices within the community. These are some of the same things the BBB is looking for in a Torch Award recipient.
The best way to show appreciation to a business is to continue to be a loyal patron and/or employee. But why not recognize your favorite place for its efforts? Let the whole community know the business is deserving by submitting a nomination for the Torch Award.
The award is open for all for-profit businesses that serve retail and wholesale markets. Non-profits are not eligible. No business is too large or too small to be considered. The award is categorized so that a 2-employee company does not have to compete with a 150-employee company. BBB accreditation is not a requirement; however, the business’s business review with the BBB will be considered in the selection process. Self-nominations are not accepted.
Last year’s winners include BMI Defense Systems, Readfield Meats & Deli, University Title Company and Aggieland Automotive
A nomination form is available on the BBB website, www.bryan.bbb.org or may also be obtained at the BBB office by calling 979-260-2222 or 1-800-392-3798. Deadline for submission is March 15, 2013.
The presentations will be at a luncheon in late spring.
Consumers look for certain traits in the companies where they work and that they patronize. Some of those traits include high ethical standards in dealing with customers, employees, and suppliers; effective, straight-forward advertising; friendly, helpful employees; or simply a good reputation built by a history of solid business practices within the community. These are some of the same things the BBB is looking for in a Torch Award recipient.
The best way to show appreciation to a business is to continue to be a loyal patron and/or employee. But why not recognize your favorite place for its efforts? Let the whole community know the business is deserving by submitting a nomination for the Torch Award.
The award is open for all for-profit businesses that serve retail and wholesale markets. Non-profits are not eligible. No business is too large or too small to be considered. The award is categorized so that a 2-employee company does not have to compete with a 150-employee company. BBB accreditation is not a requirement; however, the business’s business review with the BBB will be considered in the selection process. Self-nominations are not accepted.
Last year’s winners include BMI Defense Systems, Readfield Meats & Deli, University Title Company and Aggieland Automotive
A nomination form is available on the BBB website, www.bryan.bbb.org or may also be obtained at the BBB office by calling 979-260-2222 or 1-800-392-3798. Deadline for submission is March 15, 2013.
The presentations will be at a luncheon in late spring.
For further information, call Bill McGuire, President, 979-846-0099 or 800-392-3798 or you may write: 418 Tarrow, College Station, TX 77840
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