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Awards & Recognition

State Farm is a great place to work and we’re not the only ones who think so. Look who recognizes us as an excellent company and employer:
- National Association of Female Executives Top Companies for Executive Women – The National Association of Female Executives (NAFE) named State Farm among their Top 30 Companies for Executive Women (2008).
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- Top 50 Best Companies for Latinas to Work – LATINA Style 50, award winner for the tenth consecutive year. State Farm has been listed every year since the survey’s inception (2007-1998).
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- 40 Best Companies for Diversity – BLACK ENTERPRISE named State Farm
among their 40 Best Companies for Diversity and 15 Best in Marketing Diversity (2007).
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- Computerworld Best Places to Work in IT – IDG's Computerworld, ranked State Farm as one of the top 100 work environments for technology professionals (2007 & 2002).
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- Best Diversity Companies Readers’ Choice – Diversity/Careers in Engineering and Information Technology readers have recognized State Farm as a Best Diversity Company (2007).
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- Top 50 Corporations for Supplier Diversity – Hispanic Trends, honors State Farm for offering business owners the best supplier opportunities (2008–2006).
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- Top 100 Employers – The Black Collegian Magazine, awards State Farm as one of the most active recruiters of college graduates (2008-2007, 2005, 2002-1997).
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- Top 50 Most Military-Friendly Employer – G.I. Jobs Magazine award winner for the third consecutive year (2007-2005).
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- Top 30 Diversity Recruiting Corporations – Diverse: Issues In Higher Education Magazine, selects State Farm for most effective at diversity recruitment (2006).
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- Environmental Protection Agency Green Power List – State Farm’s Austin Operations Center ranked 33rd for top purchasers of power generated from renewable resources. (2008)
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- Environmental Stewardship Award – State Farm’s Greeley Operations Center presented with award for ability to reduce utility costs. (2008)
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Previous Awards
- Hispanic Corporate 100 – Hispanic Magazine
- America's Top Organizations for Multicultural Business Opportunities – DiversityBusiness.com
- Corporation of the Year – 100 Black Men of America, Inc.
- Super Advertiser Partners Award – The Black Collegian Magazine
- Corporate Partnership Award – Local Initiative Support Corporation
- Corporate Stewardship Award – The Korean American Coalition
- Hero Award – Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
- Lifeline Award – SEARAC GALA – Southeast Asian Resource Action Center
- Lifetime Achievement Award – MANA, A National Latina Organization
- Outstanding Corporate Partner Award – The Organization of Chinese Americans (OCA) and the National Business Advisory Council (BAC)
- Partnership & Commitment Award – National Association of Real Estate Brokers
- Sponsorship Award – National Association of Real Estate Brokers
- Support of Student Homeownership Program (SHOP) – Congressional Black Caucus Foundation
- Top 25 Recruitment Programs – Hispanic Magazine
- Outstanding Internship – National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE)
- Top 20 Companies for Leaders – Chief Executive Magazine
- Asian American Marketer of the Year – Asian American Advertising Federation
- Bronze World Medal – The New York Festivals
- Corporate Leadership Award – National Urban League
- Corporate Recognition Award – National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)
- Corporation of the Year – Korean American Coalition
- Excellence in Asian Advertising Campaign – The Association of National Advertisers, Inc. (ANA)
- National Urban League Incentive to Excel and Succeed (NULITES) Award
- Silver Effie Award – American Marketing Association (AMA)
- Automotive Fleet Magazine – Awarded as a leader of alternative-fuel vehicles in fleet
- Society, Environment, Economy (S|E|E) – Recognized as a leader by the Business Roundtable of S|E|E
- Top Ten Marketers in US Asian American Market - State Farm ranked number 2 out of 10 for their work for advertising to the Asian American market
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