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ADL To Honor Boire, London, Panero

By Staff -- TWICE, 9/2/2002

NEW YORK — Ron Boire, president of Sony Electronics consumer sales, Mike London, senior VP of Best Buy, and Hugh Panero, president and CEO of XM Satellite Radio, will be honored by the Anti-Defamation League's (ADL) Electronics, Home/Office & Appliance Industries Division during its annual dinner/dance Saturday, November 16.

Boire will receive the S. David Feir International Humanitarian Award, London will be the recipient of the American Heritage Award and Hugh Panero will be honored with the Patricia Rienzi Legacy Award.

The awards presenter will be Abraham H. Foxman, national director of the ADL. The Industry Chair for the dinner is Harry Elias of JVC Corporation of America, with Saul Gold of Saul B. Gold Consulting, as Honorary Industry Chair. Vice Chairs are Marcia Grand of TWICE and Lois Whitman of HWH Public Relations.

The event will be held at the New York Marriott Marquis, 1535 Broadway at West 45th Street, here. For further information contact Judy Goldsmith at 212-885-7857.

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