Delaware Business Leaders Hall of Fame
2010 Laureates
Hall of Fame Overview and Call for Nominations
2010 Delaware Business Leaders Hall of Fame Chairman Ernie Dianastasis, Managing Director of CAI and chair of First State Innovation, presided in September over the induction of Carol A. Ammon and Mark A. Suwyn into the Delaware Business Leaders Hall of Fame.
Ammon and Suwyn were honored at the Delaware Business Leaders Hall of Fame induction ceremonies on September 30 at the Delaware Natural History Museum in Wilmington, Del. The Hall of Fame reception was sponsored by CAI and First State Innovation and the induction dinner sponsor was Accenture.
"Ms. Ammon and Mr. Suwyn are models of the enlightened leaders we have been fortunate to have in Delaware," said Rob Eppes, president of Junior Achievement of Delaware. "Their innovation, ethical action and thought-leadership have elevated them to this prestigious honor."
Candidates for the award are nominated by their peers and then chosen by the selection committee, composed of previous hall of fame inductees. To be considered for the prestigious award, nominees must have affected the state through their achievements in workforce development, economic development, entrepreneurship, invention and innovation and strategic management.
2011 Delaware Business Leaders Hall of Fame Chair Ellen Kullman, CEO and Chair of the Board of DuPont has called for nominations for laureates who will be inducted at ceremonies on September 22, 2011 at the Delaware Museum of Natural History.
To submit a nomination, please send a letter to: Rob Eppes, President, Junior Achievement of Delaware, 522 S. Walnut Street, Wilmington, DE 19801 or attach as a WORD document in an email to rob@jadel.org NO LATER THAN TUESDAY FEBRUARY 1, 2011.
The letter must include a BIO and address the nominee’s impact on ALL of the following:
Economic Development, Workforce Development, Entrepreneurship, Invention, Innovation and Strategic Management
