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Engineering
technology
Lilly Named Best Company
for Blacks in Technology
E
li Lilly and Company was recently an-
nounced that it has been given the Ep-
“This award is proof that Lilly
silon “Star of Highest Magnitude”
Award and has been named the best com-
... will continue to make
pany for blacks in technology by the Black
Data Processing Associates (BDPA) and
choices that support
WorkplaceDiversity.com. The Epsilon
Award is given annually to the top com-
... diversity”
pany in the nation that promotes a work-
place and environment that supports the made, and will continue to make, choices pany to win top honors, this was the fourth
advancement of African-Americans in the that support our dedication to diversity consecutive year Lilly was listed as one of
information technology industry. and ultimately offer better solutions for the top companies for blacks in technolo-
“We are thrilled and honored to have our employees and patients.” gy.
received this award,” said Michael Heim, Lilly received the Epsilon Award at the According to the BDPA, a company
senior vice president of information tech- BDPA’s annual national conference which must attract and recruit the most talented
nology and chief information officer, at was held this month in Raleigh, North employees, clients and customers as well
Lilly. “This award is proof that Lilly has Carolina. The first phar
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