NAWIC held a cocktail party on Thursday 24 March to celebrate and announce the winner of its International Women’s Day Scholarship.
March 30th, 2011
The cocktail party was sponsored by Davenport Campbell and hosted by CBRE.
Natalie Myatt was awarded the scholarship for her research submission ’The Challenge: Linking Social Sustainability and Financial Value’.
Myatt’s $10,500 scholarship, sponsored by Corporate Culture, will allow her to develop a White Paper on a method to assess the financial return on social sustainability investments to enable managers to better plan, implement and communicate the value of their social spending.
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