TODAY’S CAREGIVER HONORS ST. ANDREW’S CARING WORKPLACE PROGRAM St. Andrew’s At-Home Services has received a 2004 Caregiver Friendly Award from Today’s Caregiver magazine for its Caring Workplace program. St. Andrew’s Caring Workplace program earned the award in the service category. The award is designed to celebrate products, services, books and media created with the needs of caregivers in mind. St. Andrew’s Caring Workplace program is working with 12 local companies to test workable solutions for employees who double as caregivers. These models allow employees to provide quality care to their loved ones while remaining productive and committed employees. “The average caregiver is responsible for over $40,000 in health related expenditures each year, in either personal or directed funds,” says Gary Barg, editor in chief of Today’s Caregiver. “This award is designed to help family caregivers recognize and reward those organizations who will care for them in as committed a manner as they care for their loved ones.” ENGINEERING NEWS-RECORD RANKS HOK FIRST AMONG U.S. ARCHITECT-ENGINEERS HOK is the nation’s top architect-engineer according to an annual survey of design firms conducted by Engineering News-Record. HOK is also No. 29 overall in the magazine’s Top 500 Design Firms listing. The rankings are based on revenue earned for 2003. In addition to HOK, five other St. Louis-based firms made the Top 500 list: Fru-Con Construction Corp. (368), Casco Diversified (441), Horner & Shifrin Inc. (451), HBE Corp. (480) and Ross and Baruzzini Inc. (488). BUSINESS ETHICS NAMES EMERSON, ANGELICA AMONG TOP 100 CORPORATE CITIZENS Business Ethics magazine has included Emerson and Angelica Corp., both based in St. Louis, on its list of 100 Best Corporate Citizens for 2004. Emerson ranked No. 85, and Angelica ranked No. 100 overall. Emerson also ranked among the top 10 companies in the customer category, which rates product satisfaction. Now in its fifth year, Business Ethics 100 Best Corporate Citizens list identifies companies among the 1,000 largest publicly traded firms that excel at serving seven stakeholder groups: stockholders, community, minorities and women, employees, environment, non-U.S. stakeholders and customers. LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT EARNS NATIONAL RECOGNITION FROM INBOUND LOGISTICS Logistics Management Solutions, a St. Louis-based logistics provider, has been named a 2004 Top 100 Logistics Information Technology Provider by Inbound Logistics, a national magazine for logistics and transportation professionals. The company earned the recognition based on its proprietary Web-enabled transportation management system, called TOTAL. The annual list is compiled by evaluating products from logistics information technology providers throughout the country.

July 2004 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - American Airlines’ Rhonda Hamm-Niebrugge stepped back to move up. Students at Marian Middle School discover who they are. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - www.stlrcga.org - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - www.technologygateway.org - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Laura Herring is making an “Impact” on the region. Maryanne Preston is a builder of sorts—relationships that is. Mike Shannon says his life has been better than a dream.