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April
24, 2002
Local CEOs Unite For March Of Dimes WalkAmerica
A
single clay brick
has little value. Perhaps it can be used to hold down a stack of
papers or keep a door from slamming shut. But when assembled with
many more bricks, and fortified with mortar, the result can be a great
castle or majestic cathedral. That is the rationale behind a group
of Dallas / Ft. Worth area CEOs who are joining together to collectively
walk in the April 27th March of DimesWalkAmerica. Cynthia Driskill,
CEO of CDG is organizing the event for leaders of companies
withrevenues between $3 million and $20 million. Were
taking this approach so we can make a much greater contribution to the
March of Dimes, Driskill said. Large companies, with
many more resources and more employees can make a great impact.
Together, the CEOs of smaller companies can also make a significant contribution,
Driskill said.
The
team of CEOs will have their own tent at the event and wear matching t-shirts
as they walk together at White Rock Lake for the 10-mile trek.
Team participants include Cynthia Driskill, CDG, Ed Rankin,
PeopleSolutions, Adrienne Beam, Insite, Charlie Tusa, Tusa Office Solutions,
David Spurlin, Microwave Transmission Systems, Don Hanratty, Optimance,
Drew Clancy, Publishing Concepts, Greg Carr, Carr Law Firm, Keela Narramore,
Team Builders, Larry Burgess, Helmsman Financial Partners, Larry King,
KGA Group, Linda Crawford, Delta Dallas, Lois Melbourne, TimeVision, Matt
Fossen, Viking Capital Group, Inc., Rex Kurzius, Resulte, Rollie Waters,
Waters Consulting Group, Tom Sadler, Executive Press, Valerie Freeman,
Imprimis, Ziggy Pflaster, and Zimports International. This is the first
year of what Rankin says will be an annual event. I envision
this growing larger each year and spreading to other locations around
the country, Driskill said.
All WalkAmerica net proceeds benefit the March of Dimes and its mission
to prevent birth defects and reduce infant mortality. Funds are
used for research, education, community services and advocacy programs
to help ensure that all babies have a healthy start in life. WalkAmerica
represents hope for the health and future of babies.
About CDG
CDG is a Dallas-based consulting firm specializing in human
resources information systems that provides its clients with the industrys
latest technologies and methodologies to support payroll, personnel and
benefits operations. CDG supports software including: CSS HRizon, eLabor.com,
Genesys, Lawson, Oracle, PeopleSoft, ProAct Technologies, SAP, SmartStream
and UltiPro. The company serves large- to mid-size organizations nationwide
across all industries including The Art Institute of Chicago, The Associates,
J.P. Morgan Chase & Company, Neiman Marcus and Wyndham Hotels. CDG
and founder Cynthia Driskill have received many awards, including the
Ernst & Young 2000 Southwest Entrepreneur of the Year, Working Woman
Magazines National General Excellence Award, and the U.S. Small
Business Administrations 2001 Small Business Person of the Year.
For more information, visit (www.cdg-inc.com). |
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