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Since the 1960s, the Bama Companies,
Inc. has been an innovator of wholesome
bakery products that cater to the needs of
the biggest restaurant chains worldwide.
Today, the company serves customers
in more than 20 countries. They achieve
this through vision, leadership, integrity, strategic focus and a single mission of
“People Helping People Be Successful.” The Bama Companies were honored
for high ethical standards when they received the 2007 Compass Award for the
large business sector.
Chesapeake Energy Corporation and its more
than 8,500 employees are committed to high
standards of conduct and professionalism.
Chesapeake believes strict adherence to
their Code of Ethics and Business Conduct
is something owed to each other, their
shareholders, and to every community in which they do business. Congratulations
to our 2009 Compass Award recipient!
Devon Energy was the first organization in
Oklahoma to become a Navigator member.
It is, one of the world’s leading independent
oil and gas producers. The company
builds value for shareholders by creating
an atmosphere of optimism, teamwork,
creativity, resourcefulness and by dealing with everyone in an honest and ethical
manner.
For nearly 40 years, Oklahoma City-based
Hobby Lobby Stores, Inc., has served the arts,
crafts and home accents industry to become the
leading retailer of its kind in America. Since its
modest beginnings, Hobby Lobby has grown
into 436 stores in 35 states, and employs over 20,000 people. From its 3.4
million square foot manufacturing, distribution and corporate headquarters,
Hobby Lobby serves its employees and their families by establishing a work
environment and company policies that build character, strengthen the individual,
and nurture families. Hobby Lobby is the place to shop with Super Selection,
Super Savings . . . Everyday!
A charter member of OK Ethics, Enterprise
Rent-A-Car is the largest rental car company in
North America. It operates more than 815,000
Rental and Fleet Services vehicles worldwide
and has annual revenues of $9 billion.
With over 550 offices internationally, Oklahoma
City-based Express Employment Professionals
client base extends through four countries and
employs over 300,000 people annually. Express
provides expertise in temporary staffing/evaluation and direct hire; contract and
executive recruiting and placement; and customized human resource services.
This year, Express is being honored with a Compass Award for the large
company category.
Kimray, Inc., based in Oklahoma City, manufactures
quality valves and controls for the energy industry
worldwide. Kimray’s extensive line of products
have set the standard for innovation, economy and
reliability by an on-going commitment to meeting
the growing needs of the oil and gas producers,
transporters, and distributors. This year, OK Ethics is pleased to honor Kimray
with a Compass Award in the mid-sized company category.
Originally founded in 1906 as an intrastate
natural gas pipeline business in Oklahoma,
today ONEOK is one of the nation’s
premier energy companies involved in the
natural gas and natural gas liquids businesses. Its business segments provide
safe, reliable energy and services to their diverse customers. ONEOK’s success
is driven by its more than 4,700 employees who strive to better not only their
company but also the communities in which they live.
SandRidge Energy, Inc., is an energy
company headquartered in Oklahoma City.
SandRidge is committed to becoming a
strong leader in the community through the
sharing of time, talent and resources. It is
the company’s mission to make a difference in the communities where their
employees live and work.
Williams, through its subsidiaries, finds,
produces, gathers, processes and transports
natural gas. Williams’ headquarters
are in Tulsa, Oklahoma with operations
concentrated in the Pacific Northwest, Rocky
Mountains, Gulf Coast, and Eastern Seaboard.
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Valir Health is a comprehensive healthcare
organization specializing in a full range of
rehabilitative and long term care services. Based in
Oklahoma and created by professionals who desired
to establish a higher standard in patient care, Valir
Health endeavors to provide an unsurpassed level of
service to each patient and client they serve. Valir was honored as a Compass
Award recipient in 2006.
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