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2002 Civic Awards Recipients
2002 Civic Awards
Once again, the League honored worthy people and organizations at the Civic Awards luncheon, which was held June 21st at the Westin in downtown Seattle.
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2002 Civic Awards Recipients
| Citizen of the Year | Lindsay Palmer King County Sexual Assault Resource Center |
| Public Official of the Year | Representative Ida Ballasiotes 41st Legislative District |
| Public Employee of the Year | Graham Johnson Washington State Redistricting Commission |
Business of the Year |
Chevrolet of Issaquah |
Organization of the Year |
Pioneer Human Services |
Governmental News Reporting Award |
KUOW Radio |
| Warren Magnuson Award | Representative Helen Sommers 36th Legislative District |
| James R. Ellis Regional Leadership | Senator Dan McDonald 48th Legislative District |
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featured speaker at the luncheon was Alan Mulally, president and CEO of Boeing Commercial
Airplanes. Mulally has worked at Boeing since 1969 and is responsible for all of
the company's commercial airplane programs and aviation services. His division
had sales of more than $30 billion in 2000. Mulally became president of
Commercial Airplanes in September 1998; the responsibility of chief executive
officer for the business unit was added in March 2001. He was named president of
Boeing Information, Space & Defense Systems and a senior vice president of The
Boeing Company in February 1997.
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2002 Civic Awards were sponsored by |
Letter to Governor, County Executive and Mayor on the Viaduct Stakeholder Process
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