April 2005 WHEREAS, TNI's promotion of health and wellness throughout communities matches the mission of Green Cove Springs to successfully promote and protect the health and safety of all its citizens. |
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March 2005 A First Place Mobius Award is the highest commendation in this well-known competition. Entries this year were received from 34 countries around the world. |
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January 2005 MarCom Creative Awards is an international awards competition that recognizes outstanding achievement by marketing and communications practitioners. |
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October 2004 This month, Utah Business honors influential Utahns. We consulted a community panel to determine a list of entrepreneurs, non-profit leaders, artists, politicians, university presidents and others who are working to create a robust economy and a better quality of life for Utah. |
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October 2004 Tahitian Noni International recently received the “Key to the City” from the town of Greencove Springs, Florida. |
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September 2004 Utah Valley Business Q Magazine has recognized Tahitian Noni International as the best company to work for in Utah Valley. |
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September 2004 WHEREAS, driven by a vision of sharing the redeeming qualities of noni with the world, John Wadsworth and Stephen Story joined forces with Kerry Asay, Kim Asay, and Kelly Olsen to determine the Morinda citrifolia grows best on the verdant and sun-splashed islands of Tahiti. |
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September 2004 The Utah 100 Awards Luncheon and "Winner's Circle" Reception are very exciting events; we look forward to seeing you there. Welcome to the ranks of Utah's fastest growing companies. |
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August 2004 Shred-Pro acknowledges that Tahitian Noni International's recycling and conservation practices in 2003 had saved an estimated 1,325 trees, 233 cubic yards of landfill space and over 500,000 gallons of water. |
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June 2004 Tahitian Noni International has swept into nearly 73 markets worldwide like a warm, persistent trade wind sweeping northward from the South Pacific. |
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June 2004 Tahitian Noni International Awarded the Best of State Medal in the Category of Health/Nutrition Food Products for the Second Straight Year |
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May 2004 The companies on our annual list cover the spectrum of the marketplace from technology to hospitality, this group embodies the diverse business climate that fuels Utah’s economic engine. |
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April 2004 The Tilt-Up Concrete Association (TCA) recently recognized the design-build team for the Morinda Lab / Warehouse project in American Fork with a national award in TCA's eleventh annual Achievement Awards Program. |
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February 2004 Tahitian Noni International was presented with an award from the French Polynesian government at an evening reception at the United Nations. |
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December 2003 The ICCC Executive Board and Awards Committee has selected Tahitian Noni International to receive the ICCC "Corporation with Social Responsibility" award for its visionary approach to improving the quality of life in communities around the world. |
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December 2003 During the programming and conceptual design phases of the project, the Morinda Board of Directors gave clear direction that the aesthetics of the facility were to portray a corporate image of stability, youthful energy, and vision for the future. |
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June 2003 The Best of State Awards were created as a program to recognize outstanding individuals, organizations, and businesses in Utah. |
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May 2003 Tahitian Noni International Awarded the Senator Reed Smoot Award for the Business Beautification Award by the Provo Orem Chamber of Commerce. |
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May 2003 What breed of business grows during a statewide economic downturn? This latest survey of Utah's top 100 privately owned companies reveals hardy local enterprises that defy conventional expectations and thrive in today's austere economic environment. |
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December 2002 The landscaping for Morinda's new high-end corporate headquarters covers 272,041 square feet. The western edge of the site is covered with native trees and shrubs, and excellent views are off site oriented to the Wasatch Mountains to the east. |
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December 2001 In addition to the 100 fastest growing companies, 15 businesses are recognized for their actual revenue growth measured in dollars. |
