November 15, 2011

The President of GABM, Mr. Mark Paulsmeier has released the list of Global Association of Billionaires and Millionaires’ prestigious 2011 ‘Best South African Corporate Citizen Award’ winners.

The GABM ‘Best South Africa Corporate Citizen Award’ is awarded annually to corporations in 28 different industry categories, which in the opinion of GABM associate members best comply with the organization’s award criteria.

The respective winners are:

Legal Industry: Webber Wentzel
Corporate Advisory Industry: Callister International
Accounting and Consulting Industry: Mazars Group
Venture Capital Industry: Merchantec Capital
Banking Industry: Capitec Bank Limited
Asset Management Industry: PSG Konsult
Insurance Industry: OUTsurance
Engineering Consultancy Industry: WSP Group Africa
Information Technology Industry: INTEGR8 IT
Business Support Services Industry: The Effectiveness Company
Entrepreneurial Development Industry: Summit Network Group
Franchise Industry: Rawson Property Group
Mining and Natural Resources Industry: Reatile Gaz
Advertising Industry: Draftfcb Holdings
Media Industry: Caxton & CTP Publishers & Printers Limited
Tourism Industry: Cullinan Holdings Limited
Property Industry: Pam Golding Properties
Electronics Industry: LG Electronics SA
Telecommunications Industry: Neotel
Health and Medical Industry: Mediclinic
Pharmaceutical Industry: Adcock Ingram Healthcare
Entertainment Industry: Avusa Limited
Hotel and Accommodation Industry: City Lodge Hotels Limited
Construction Industry: Group Five
Aviation Industry: Comair
Transportation Industry: TOLL Global Forwarding SA
Automotive Industry: Mercedes Benz
Retail Industry: Steinhoff International Holdings Limited

The GABM international ‘Best Corporate Citizen Award’ program has been introduced in 2009 with the specific purpose of giving recognition to those corporations, which are engaged in good corporate citizenship practices, as well as to promote and mobilize the international corporate community to engage in such good corporate citizenship practices.