Siemens won the 2007 China's Most Respected Enterprise Award in Beijing on April 29 and became the only multinational company in the infrastructure sector among the 25 awarded companies. This is the fourth consecutive year that Siemens has won this award for its outstanding contribution to China and the local community. Ms. Li Jinxia, ​​Chief Financial Officer and Executive Vice President of Siemens China attended the awards ceremony and accepted the award on behalf of Siemens.
China's Most Respected Enterprise Award is co-sponsored by the Economic Observer, one of China's most influential media, and the Peking University Management Case Research Center. The award was created in 2001 to advocate that businesses should not be in the business interest, but also focus on society, the environment and the disadvantaged.
Chen Hui, deputy director of the Economic Observer, said at today's awards ceremony that it is a great thing for a company to win this award for four consecutive years. Together with other award-winning companies, Siemens actively fulfills its social responsibilities and strives to be a corporate citizen, setting a good example for contemporary enterprises.
A total of 371 foreign and local companies participated in the 2007 China's most respected enterprise selection, and the final 25 companies were selected through a selection committee of MBA, EMBA students and experts.
Ms. Li Jinxia, ​​Chief Financial Officer and Executive Vice President of Siemens China, attended the awards ceremony held today on behalf of Siemens (China) Co., Ltd. We are very honored to be awarded the title of China's most respected company again, especially this year for the fourth time in a row. Ms. Li Jinxia said that it once again proves that the honor of the company is not drawn from the society, but is won by continuously giving back to the people. This award is not only the public's recognition of our active fulfillment of corporate social responsibility in China, but also encourages us to continue to be committed to corporate social responsibility in the future.
Commitment to being a good corporate citizen is one of Siemens' core values. Siemens China has extensive cooperation with local associations, governments and other institutions, and actively participates in social investment, charitable actions, social welfare undertakings and education, and strives to make long-term contributions to the local economy, society and the environment. All of Siemens' corporate citizenship activities are carried out through two of its global projects, Siemens, and Caring and Siemens. Siemens' care for volunteers, social welfare activities and disaster relief; Siemens ignited the future with educational activities for pre-school, middle school and university to help educate future scientists and engineers. Siemens actively fulfills its corporate citizenship responsibilities in China and has been widely recognized and honored by Chinese society.
Siemens in China
Siemens is a well-loved and widely respected corporate citizen in China. Cooperation with China dates back to 1872, when Siemens provided China with the first pointer telegraph machine. The company has witnessed the tremendous changes brought about by China's reform and opening up and is proud to be a loyal and trustworthy partner in China's economic development. All of Siemens' businesses are active in China, including automation and control, power, transportation, medical, information and communications, Siemens lighting and Siemens home appliances. As a provider of infrastructure construction and industrial solutions, its core business is concentrated in three main areas: energy and environmental protection, industrial and public infrastructure construction, and healthcare. To date, Siemens has established more than 90 operating companies in China and established regional offices in 60 cities. This regional organization allows the company to better grasp the market pulse, understand local information, and more effectively meet customer needs. With more than 50,000 highly qualified employees, Siemens is one of the largest foreign-invested companies in China. The company has long been committed to becoming an integral part of the Chinese economy, and continues to expand its investment, enhance local R&D and software development, and expand local procurement activities to ensure its long-term development in China.
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