Business in the Arts Awards, sponsored by the Business Committee for the Art, Inc. (BCA) and Forbes Magazine, have been presented annually for more than 35 years to businesses of all sizes and business owners and executives to recognize their vision, leadership and commitment in developing exemplary partnerships with
the arts.

The 2004 Business in the Arts Awards were presented on October 7 in New York.

		Christopher Forbes, Vice Chairman, Forbes, New York, NY, members of Eroica Trio (Erika Nickrenz, Sara Sant'Ambrogio, Adela Peña) Jane Fitzpatrick, Chairman of the Board, and Jack Fitzpatrick, Co-founder, Fitzpatrick Family Companies, Stockbridge, MA
		Olivier J. Robert, President, Chubb (United Technologies Corporation), Hartford, CT, Christopher Forbes, Vice Chairman, Forbes, New York, NY, members of Eroica Trio (Erika Nickrenz, Sara Sant'Ambrogio, Adela Peña) and Jordan Schnitzer, President, Harsch Investment Properties, Portland, OR
		Lisa Bannon-Bergman, Contributions Manager, Monsanto Company, St. Louis, MO, Christopher Forbes, Vice Chairman, Forbes, New York, NY, members of Eroica Trio (Erika Nickrenz, Sara Sant'Ambrogio, Adela Peña), Jerry Steiner, Executive Vice President, Monsanto Company, St. Louis, MO, and Raymond D. Nasher, Chairman, The Nasher Company, Dallas, TX

2004 Business in the Arts Awards Winners
For a summary of each recipient's activities, click on the company or individual's name.

Founders Award
Lockheed Martin Corporation
Bethesda, MD

Leadership Award
Raymond D. Nasher
Chairman
The Nasher Company
Dallas, TX

New Initiative Award

Large	Price Chopper Schenectady, NY

Innovation Award

Midsize	Harsch Investment Properties Portland, OR
Large	Monsanto Company St. Louis, MO

Commitment Award

Midsize	Fitzpatrick Family Companies Stockbridge, MA
Large	United Technologies Corporation Hartford, CT For more information, www.UTC.com.