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2008 Kaleidoscope Awards Gala
When: Saturday, October 11, 2008 Where: The Millenium Center, Downtown Winston-Salem Price: General Admission $50, Student/Senior $35 Time: 7:30pm Attire: Formal, Black Tie Optional Entertainers: Clare Fader & The Vaudevillains Keynote: Rick Anicetti, President & CEO Food Lion, LLC
2008 Kaleidoscope Awards
The Individual Award The Community Organization Award The Business Award The Education Award The Faith Community Award
*** Award Nominations are due September 15, 2008! ***
This year, PFLAG Winston-Salem is very pleased to announce our 5th Kaleidoscope Award, the Community Organization Award! We've also made the nomination forms a little more straightforward and easy to use, so that its now easier than ever to nominate your favorite person or organization!
For your convenience, we've provided the nomination forms in both Microsoft Word and PDF format. If you choose to nominate electronically, simply complete the Word document and email to us at the address below. Or, you can choose to print the form, complete by hand, and mail it to us at the address below.
Send nominations to:
PFLAG Winston-Salem PO Box 15477 Winston-Salem, NC 27113 email: info@pflagwinstonsalem.org Microsoft Word Format (.doc)
Individual
Community Org Business
Education Faith Community
Adobe Acrobat Reader Format (.pdf)
Individual
Community Org Business
Education Faith Community
Richard A. Anicetti is president and chief executive officer of Food Lion, LLC. Anicetti joined the company as chief operating officer in August 2000, after 20 years of service at the company’s sister banner, Hannaford Bros. Co. He assumed the position of president in 2001 and was promoted to chief executive officer in 2002.
Anicetti oversees the retail operations of more than 1,200 Food Lion LLC stores and six distribution centers in 11 states. These include the Food Lion, Bloom, Bottom Dollar Food, Harveys and Reid’s supermarket chains. He directs strategy and ensures execution of merchandising and marketing programs and supervises transportation, distribution and retail operations. In addition, he oversees quality assurance, profitability and customer satisfaction at Food Lion LLC stores.
Anicetti began his food industry career at Scarborough, Maine-based Hannaford Bros., where he earned a spot in the company’s retail management training program in 1980. He then managed a store in Burlington, Vt. Later, Anicetti served as associate buyer, buyer and grocery sales manager. He was promoted to director of retail human resources in 1986 and, in 1987, became director of retail operations/Northern Division. He became Northern regional vice president in 1989, vice president of retail operations/Northern Division in 1990, and vice president/general manager of retail operations for southern Maine, New Hampshire and Massachusetts in 1992.
Anicetti was named executive vice president of Southeast operations in June 1994 and spearheaded Hannaford’s expansion into the Southeast.
A native of Oakland, Maine, Anicetti graduated from Bowdoin College in Brunswick, Maine in 1980 with a bachelor’s degree in political science. He serves as a member of the board of directors of the Food Bank of Central & Eastern North Carolina, the Second Harvest Food Bank of Metrolina, Easter Seals-UCP of North Carolina, the North Carolina Chamber (formerly North Carolina Citizens for Business and Industry), the CIES US Advisory Council, the Executive Committee of the Carolinas Food Industry Council and is a member of Duke Children’s Hospital National Advisory Board. He also serves as Vice Chair of the North Carolina Retail Merchants Association, is Past President of the North Carolina Food Dealers Association, serves on the Board of Trustees of Bennett College, and as Vice Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Johnnetta B. Cole Global Diversity and Inclusion Institute at Bennett College.
PFLAG Winston-Salem is excited to announce that Clare Fader & The Vaudevillains will perform at this year's Gala!
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"A wondrous exploration of the cabaret of the fantastic...
flirtatiously naughty, slyly seductive, beautifully performed,
ingeniously arranged - and a great deal of fun." -- Ed
Bumgardner, Relish
Welcome to the wonderful world of Clare Fader & The Vaudevillains. This genre-defying group has been winning the hearts of critics and music fans of all ages with their refreshingly unique blend of cabaret, jazz, pop, and world music. With world-class lyrics and a thoroughly entertaining live show, get ready to be whisked away to Berlin cabarets, Parisian Cafés, and the glory days of Tin Pan Alley -- with a entirely modern twist.
The Vaudevillains Include… Scott Manring, 'guitar ONLINE PRESS KIT: > Click here for our informational onesheet. > Click here to download a high-resolution band photo. To have a full press kit mailed to you, please contact deirdre@clarefader.com * Ken Keuffel, Winston-Salem Journal, February 9, 2004 "Simple love songs that catch you off guard and a subtle sexuality and blatant carnality that are disarmingly sweet and slyly dark ." -- Dirty Linen "An exotic libation in a world where Budweiser is the big seller." -- Worcester News And Telegram " Coy, feline, and a little ominous , [Clare Fader] belongs to the world of crumbling staircases and dark nights, alone with a snifter of absinthe." -- Asheville Express "A woozy, Bohemian sound that absorbs elements of jazz, folk and
pop, all tugged at by dueling influences of retro-chic and the
avant-garde. Tom Waits, you have a sister in
arms." -- Worcester Telegram & Gazette
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Need to stay over night! PFLAG Winston-Salem has arranged special rates at the Embassy Suites in downtown Winston-Salem.
Simply state you're with PFLAG and you'll get the special rate of $119 on Saturday night ($189 regular rate), which will also include a free cook-to-order breakfast on Sunday morning and a special Manager's Reception on Saturday evening before the Gala.
Even if you live in Winston-Salem, you could choose to party after the Gala and get a room to prevent having to drive home...
The group has performed up and down the East Coast over the past five
years. In February 2004, they made an exciting symphony debut
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Their music has also proven to be a hit with the folks at MTV.
Seven of Miss Fader’s songs have been heard on
