Business
Ethics Magazine, number 3 on 2004 list of "100 Best
Corporate Citizens." Intel was one of only 29 companies to make the list all
five years.
BusinessWeek/Interbrand, number 5 on list
of "100 Best Global Brands."
Forbes, "A" grades in environment and
community in "Benchmarking Benevolence" survey.
Fortune, "Blue Ribbon" company for
appearing on six lists, including Fortune 500, Global 500, Best Companies to
Work For, America's Most Admired Companies, Global Most Admired Companies and
MBA's Top 50 Employers.
Training Magazine, number 17
in 2004 "Training Top 100" list of organizations that excel at human capital
development.
Brigham
Young University, first corporate award for "Distinguished
Contributions to Accessibility" for Intel's work to accommodate disabled
employees and develop products to improve the lives of the disabled.
Concern Worldwide U.S., "Seeds of Hope" award to
Craig Barrett for Intel's outstanding efforts in education and corporate
responsibility.
Dow Jones Sustainability Index, Technology Market
Sector leader fourth year in a row; included in the Index since its inception.
Issue Management Council Award, for extraordinary
innovation in developing issue management tools, processes and teaming.
Patents. Intel moved to number 7 in number of
company U.S. patents in 2004, with more than 1,600 issued. Intel inventors in
92 countries received patents in 22 countries.
Diversity and Education
Working
Mother Magazine, one of "100 Best Companies for Working
Mothers."
Human Rights Campaign's Corporate Equality Index,
perfect score of 100% third year in a row (since inception).
U.S. Department of Education, National
Business and Schools Partnership award for Intel Connected to Schools program.
University
of Massachusetts, College of Engineering, recognition for diversity
development.
World Summit, Best Western European e-Learning web
site for Intel Ireland's skoool.ie program.
Environment,
Health and Safety
U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency, number 1 on list of "Best
Workplaces for Commuters from the Fortune 500 Companies."
Consumer Electronics Show, recognized by U.S. EPA
for ecology-related programs Plug-In to eCycling and Million Monitor Drive.
Energy
Star* Award, recognized by U.S. EPA program for developing new
power-supply guideline encouraging energy-efficient designs.
Community
Intel
Argentina. Awards for Social Responsibility from
Inter-American Agency for Cooperation and Development of OAS and Organization
of States and American Chamber of Commerce for work in education.
Intel Brazil. Intel Computer Clubhouse was one of
three finalists for TOP IT 2004 Award, in social responsibility, promoted by IT
Midia/S/A.
Intel China. Recognized by Ministry of Education
for Outstanding Contribution to Education.
Intel Costa Rica. Premio Global Preventico Award
for fifth consecutive year for EHS excellence; recognized by Ministries of
Education and Science and Technology for leadership in science fairs and
education.
Intel Germany. Initiative D21, Germany's largest
public-private partnership, recognized Intel for Intel Teach to the Future
Online and Collaborative program.
Intel India. Skoch Challenger award for Social
Impact at annual Skoch summit in Delhi; one of "Top 10 Employers" in India on
2004 lists of Hewitt Associates and CNBC.
Intel Ireland. Company of the Year by Business
Finance magazine; recognized by Chamber of Commerce Ireland for work in
community and environmental programs.
Intel Israel. Four Intel facilities in Israel won
Yoseftal Award, the most prestigious honor in the field of occupational safety
and hygiene, by Ministry of Industry Trade and Labor, Israel Institute for
Occupational Safety and Hygiene, and Israel's Manufacturers Association.
Intel Jordan. Recognized by World Economic Forum
for leadership of Jordan Education Initiative.
Intel Malaysia. National Caring Employer Award
2004 from Malaysian Ministry of Human Resources.
Intel Mexico. Runner-up in Partnership for
Prosperity Good Partner Award, which recognizes socially responsible companies
whose activities and corporate programs contribute to Mexico's development and
competitiveness.
Intel
Philippines. Recognized by Philippine Export Zone Authority (PEZA)
for community relations, workplace and environmental performance; Philippines
National Award for Outstanding Volunteer Organization.
Intel Shanghai/Pudong. Shanghai Association
Quality Management Award for corporate social responsibility initiatives,
systematic strategic objective deployment, information management,
organization, communications, and performance management systems.
Intel Taiwan. Advancing Science Education award
from Taiwan Minister of Education.
USA:
Intel Arizona. Corporate Philanthropist of the
Year from Arizona Association of Fundraising Professionals.
Intel Colorado. Celebrate Technology 2004
Corporate Citizenship Award; Outstanding Large Business Award at NAACP Freedom
Fund Gala.
Intel Folsom. 2004 Workplace Excellence Leader
Award for human resources practices from Sacramento Area Human Resource
Association.
Intel Massachusetts. Seventh Annual Gould
Education and Workforce Development Award from Associated Industries of
Massachusetts.
Intel New Mexico. VPP Star, U.S. OSHA highest health and safety designation.
Intel Oregon. Corporate Partner of the Year from
Oregon Mentors program.
Intel Santa Clara. Number 2 on San Francisco
Business Times "2004 Corporate Philanthropy" list; number 1 on Silicon
Valley/San Jose Business Journal "2004 Executive Philanthropy" list.
Intel Utah. Hearts and Hands award for outstanding
contributions to education from Utah State University College of Engineering on
behalf of Utah Nonprofits Association.
Intel Washington. Outstanding Philanthropic
Corporation from Association of Fundraising Professionals.
