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2005 Press Club of the East Bay for Best
Business Feature for story about Genentech's deal maker in chief Joe
McCracken and the company's business development strategy.
2005-2006 Peninsula Press Club Honorable Mention for continuing coverage of the Stem Cell Institute with Lizette Wilson. 2005 Newspaper Publishers Association finalist in the category of columns. 2005 Pubby Award for Best Bay Area Business Reporter from the San Francisco Publicity Club. 2005 SABEW (Society of Business Editors and Writers) Best in Business winner for Special Projects by a weekly newspaper for "Businesses Crack the Code" (with Thomas Pisarek) a package of stories that analyzed what the Bay Area's largest corporations actually paid in federal income taxes. 2005 SABEW (Society of
Business Editors and Writers) Best in Business certificate of merit for
Special Projects by a weekly newspaper for "The Terror Economy" (with
Chris Rauber and Lizette Wilson) a
package of stories that examined where Homeland Security funds were
flowing -- and not flowing -- in the Bay Area. 2005 American Society of
Business Press Editors National Silver Medal winner for profile of
Genentech CEO Arthur Levinson. 2005 California Newspaper
Publishers Association First Place for Business Reporting (weeklies)
for profile of Genentech CEO Arthur Levinson. 2005 California Newspaper
Publishers Association First Place for Investigative and Enterprise
reporting (weeklies) for
"Businesses Crack the Code" (with
Thomas Pisarek) a package of stories that analyzed what the Bay Area's
largest corporations actually paid in federal income taxes. 2005 California Newspaper Publishers Association Second Place for Investigative and Enterprise reporting (weeklies) for "The Terror Economy" (with Chris Rauber and Lizette Wilson) a package of stories that examined where Homeland Security funds were flowing -- and not flowing -- in the Bay Area. 2004 Peninsula Press Club
First Place (weeklies) for technology story for profile of Genentech
CEO Arthur Levinson. 2004 Peninsula Press Club
honorable mention (weeklies) for technology story for "The
Terror Economy" (with Chris Rauber and Lizette Wilson) a
package of stories that examined where Homeland Security funds were
flowing -- and not flowing -- in the Bay Area. 2003 California Newspapers Publishers
Association first place for Business or Financial
Story in 2003 for
"Breaking Point: Workers' Comp in 2003 California Newspapers Publishers Association second place for Feature Story for profile of Haas School of Business Dean Tom Campbell. 2003 California Newspapers Publishers Association Blue Ribbon for Business or Financial Story for "Mapping a new plan for biotech" and look at the regional challenges the Bay Area faces in keeping itself a leading center for biotechnology. 2003 California Newspapers Publishers Association Blue Ribbon for Investigative story for “Upward Trend” (with Thomas Pisarek), an examination of Bay Area non-profit executive compensation. 2003 Peninsula 2003 Peninsula 2001 East Bay
Press Club third place award for Best Business Story for article
about charges from community groups over Pacific Bell's pressure
tactics to gain support for their efforts to enter the long distance
market.
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