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Ricoh Sponsors Sustainable Development Award at Intel International Science and Engineering Fair
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The annual Ricoh Sustainable Development Award provides scholarships to high school students whose projects contain technological and scientific innovations that best reflect the principles of sustainability by balancing economic development with environmental responsibility. The competition is designed to foster dialogue and awareness of sustainable development by reinforcing the importance of pairing innovation with social responsibility. Ricoh will be awarding two "For decades, Ricoh has been a leader in creating green technologies and products to help businesses operate efficiently with the greater good of our earth in mind," said The Intel ISEF 2008 is the world's largest annual celebration of science
for high school students, bringing together nearly 1,500 students from over 40
nations. Students compete for over About Ricoh Americas Corporation Ricoh Americas Corporation, headquartered in Ricoh Americas Corporation is a leading provider of document solutions. Ricoh's fully integrated hardware and software products help businesses share information efficiently and effectively by enabling customers to control the input, management and output of documents. Ricoh Americas Corporation directly or through its network of authorized
dealers markets and distributes products in North, Central and Information about Ricoh's complete range of products and services can be accessed on the World Wide Web at www.ricoh-usa.com. Editor's Note: What is Sustainable Development? Sustainable Development refers to development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generation to meet their own needs. It focuses on economic development that goes hand-in-hand with ecological and social integrity. Sustainable Development is less of a program and more of a multifaceted approach to managing our environmental, economic, and social resources for the long term. In simplest terms, it means adding some new considerations to our everyday decisions. In business, it means triple bottom line reporting, melding the financial health of a company with its social and environmental responsibilities.
CONTACT: Russell Marchetta Andrew Stein
Ricoh Americas Corporation Peppercom
(973) 882-2075 (212) 931-6190
russell.marchetta@ricoh-usa.com astein@peppercom.com
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