PLANSPONSOR Announces 2011 Plan Sponsors of the Year
PLANSPONSOR today proudly announces the 2011 winners of its annual Plan Sponsor of the Year awards across five distinct workplace segments:
The 2011 Plan Sponsors of the Year are:
“With demonstrable results, each of these plan sponsors has distinguished itself by making a consistent and thoughtful commitment to its workers and their retirement security,” said Nevin E. Adams, Editor-in-Chief of PLANSPONSOR magazine.
The Plan Sponsors of the Year will be recognized at PLANSPONSOR’s annual Awards for Excellence dinner in New York City on March 24, and also will be featured in the March issue of PLANSPONSOR magazine. In addition to recognizing best-in-class standouts in a variety of categories, on that night, PLANSPONSOR also will announce the winners of its annual Retirement Plan Adviser and Retirement Plan Adviser Team of the Year awards.
Coverage of the winners – and finalists – for this year’s awards is available at http://www.plansponsor.com/MagazineArticle.aspx?id=6442477913
About the Award
Each year, the editors of PLANSPONSOR magazine, the nation’s leading information resource on workplace retirement plans, honors those employers that demonstrate leadership in providing a more secure retirement for workers. Strong investment performance, rigorous corporate governance, and an enduring commitment to participant education are the hallmarks of distinction of PLANSPONSOR’s Plan Sponsor of the Year awards.
Last year’s winners included NV Energy, Inc., Legacy Health Systems, Texas Municipal Retirement System, and the Ohio Public Employees Deferred Compensation Program.
Previous recipients have included Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company, WellSpan Health, the West Virginia Teachers’ Retirement System, and the City of Los Angeles M. A. Mortenson Company; the YMCA Retirement Fund; the Missouri State Employees’ Retirement System; the State of Hawaii; Oregon Public Employees’ Retirement System; American Airlines; IBM; the United Methodist Church; Gary Amelio, Executive Director of the Federal Retirement Thrift Investment Board; David Bronner, Head of the Retirement Systems of Alabama; the FDNY Pension Fund; and General Motors Asset Management’s Allen Reed.