:quality(85)//cloudfront-us-east-1.images.arcpublishing.com/infobae/45RJPNRDFFEF5GVKZ26I4W2WHU.jpg "Enrique Shaw Prize: ACDE will recognize business projects that generate a strong social impact 1")
The Christian Business Leaders Association (ACDE) has announced the opening of registrations so that companies, large and SMEs, from all over the country can present their projects, programs or policies that generate a strong positive social impact in communities. in which they operate. .
Those who wish to participate in the 14th edition of the traditional ACDE Enrique Shaw Award “Towards a company with a human face” They must present their initiatives until May 15, in accordance with the bases published on the ACDE website.
“The aim of the Enrique Shaw Prize is to invite companies to present projects as valuable as they make, with which they generate a real impact in the communities in which they operate. This work of transmitting what they already do is also very rewarding since it allows them to have a real measure of what they generate”, he pointed Ana Picogeneral manager of ACDE.
“The aim is to invite companies to present projects as valuable as they do, with which they generate real impact in the communities in which they operate” (Pico)
As Michael Maxwell, leader of the organizing team of the Enrique Shaw Prize, underlined: “In the most difficult times, businessmen and women were present with initiatives that brought relief and hope to millions of people who needed it. need. But the work with the communities in which they are inserted is constant. That’s why we seek to make this commitment visible and inspiring, so that there are more companies that join and together generate real change”.
During the last edition of the Enrique Shaw Prize, 44 companies presented a total of 55 projects, of which 39 were from large companies and 16 from SMEs. The initiatives were evaluated by a prestigious jury which, after a meticulous analysis for which it had the support of more than eighty evaluators, decided to award the prize to projects from organizations such as Moconá Maderas, companies such as Estudio Beccar Varela, Pan American Energy, Banco Galicia and Pampa Energía. The collective initiative Let’s Be One, deployed during the emergency caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, has received special recognition.