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NCBCE Members Serve

Council For Women
Jane Martin, Qué Pasa

Teachers Matter Initiative
Thomas Vaidhyan, Aten, Inc.
Jon Beard, Knowledge Network Solutions
Craig Landwehr, Six Disciplines Triangle
Diego Aisenberg, Qué Pasa Media Network

NC Science Festival Sponsors
Biogen Idec
SAS
Inspire Pharmaceuticals
BB&T

Steve Brechbiel, Quintiles
Appointment to JOBS Commission
Caroline McCullen, SAS
Pam Townsend, AECOM


Healthy Schools Cabinet
Chris Kouri, Charlotte Motor Speedway

NC Principals Association Distinguished Leaders Program
WakeMed
RBC Bank
BB&T
GlaxoSmithKline
Progress Energy


Southern Association of Colleges & Schools State Council
Pam Townsend, AECOM

Arts Curriculum Feedback
Qué Pasa Media Network
Topics Education
Capstrat
Aten, Inc
Red Hat
RBC Bank
Eckel and Vaughan
Truliant Federal Credit Union
Samet Corporation


2010 North Carolina Summit on US/China Education
NCBCE corporations participated in this international event

Council on Educational Services for Exceptional Children

2010 College Application Planning Committee
Joanne Burden, Sports Endeavors

Competitive Students Committee of the State Board of Education
Joel Butler, University Health Systems

Blue Ribbon Accountability Commission
André Peek, IBM
Michael Brader-Araje, SunPocket


Blue Ribbon Commission on Charter Schools
Acton Archie, SAS

Ad Hoc Committee on School Leadership
Joe Freddoso, MCNC
André Peek, IBM
Bill Shore, GlaxoSmithKline


NC Science, Math, Technology Center Board
Susan Jackson, WakeMed

Southern Regional Education Board (SREB)
SAS Hosted & provided expertise
Anjana Bhuta Wills, Nandhini Viswonathan, Barbara Guidos, BD

NC Commission on Volunteerism & Community Service
Woody Dicus, Progress Energy

NC Financial Literacy Council
Verna Gessaman, RBC Bank
Leigh Brady, SECU

Confucius Classrooms in NC
Karen Ondrick, Lenovo

Teacher Working Conditions Survey Sponsors
AT&T
BB&T
Duke Energy-Carolinas
Golden Corral

Webinar Series
NCBCE Corporate Members
Local NC Chambers
Education Stakeholders

Jobs For The Future Conference
 Various NCBCE Companies

Race to the Top Education Grant Funding
Caroline McCullen, SAS

Joint Boards Meeting to Unveil Governor's Education Agenda
All NCBCE Member Companies Invited to Attend

World View: An International Program for Educators
André Peek, IBM
Tricia Willoughby, NCBCE

Emerging Issues Forum
Various NCBCE Companies

North Carolina Science Festival at the Morehead Planetarium
Thomas Vaidhyan, Aten



Member News

Aten, Inc. Educational Design Game Finalist

The North Carolina Business Committee Congratulates The Honorable Howard N. Lee After Receiving The NC Chamber’s Award for Distinguished Public Service


SAS ranks No.1 on the FORTUNE '100 Best Companies to Work For' 2010 list

Biogen RTP Wins Global Award

New Justice Fund Honors Henry Mitchell, one of the founding members of NCBCE

Business North Carolina won gold prizes in the magazine category for best feature and best personality profile at this year’s Alliance of Area Business Publications Editorial Excellence Awards.

Qué Pasa Charlotte Recognized As Best Hispanic Newspaper in the U.S.

Dr. Jim Goodnight was included in this year's list of the 100 Most Influential People in Business Ethics. The list includes individuals who stood out for their positive achievements in the business ethics world.
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Donation to the AT&T Teacher of the Year Program by AT&T North Carolina Herb Crenshaw, Executive Director of Legislative Affairs, AT&T North Carolina, presents donation to Dr. June Atkinson

Ann Goodnight Co-Founder of NCBCE Member Company SAS Is Awarded State's Highest Civilian Honor


GlaxoSmithKline Recognized as "Friend of Education"

Cisco Fellows honored by NC State Board of Education for work on the School Connectivity Initiative.



 
 

01/21/10

NCBCE Member SAS ranks No.1 on the FORTUNE '100 Best Companies to Work For' 2010 list


Balanced lives mean good business and great technology SAS starts with the belief that we are in the business of people – whether that is with customers, employees or business contacts.
—Jim Goodnight, CEO, SAS

 




The drive to provide customers with the best possible business analytics technology and support requires a committed and motivated work force. SAS CEO Jim Goodnight’s philosophy is simple, but effective: Treat employees like they make a difference and they will.

SAS offers an environment that inspires employees, allowing them to build long-term relationships with customers and focus on solving their business problems. In the face of economic uncertainty and market consolidation, SAS continues its 34-year history of growth and profitability. Our customers use SAS for everything from minimizing credit losses to improving patient outcomes – and contribute to a lively, active SAS community worldwide.

This marks the 13th year SAS has been ranked on the FORTUNE "100 Best Companies to Work For" list in the US. The more than 400 global offices have achieved considerable workplace awards as well. It’s no wonder SAS is the leader in business analytics: software that allows companies to glean greater value from one of their most important, yet elusive, assets – the huge volumes of data they collect.


 
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