Roderick Sherwood Receives Corporate Excellence Award
Roderick
Sherwood Receives Corporate Excellence Award
Children
Uniting Nations 2013 Awards Celebration and Viewing Dinner
Written and interviewed by Aaron Robinson
For many decades, Rod Sherwood has been a
highly dynamic force behind some of the largest companies in the world, being
the driving growth to many of their successes. His background consists of
serving on the DIRECTV Executive Committee, Senior VP for Gateway, and Chairman
and CEO of Cinemoi North America. With numerous honors in his life, Roderick was
also honored for his work at the Children Uniting Nations 2013 Awards
Celebration and Viewing Dinner, receiving a Corporate Excellence Award for all
of his contributions and time put forward for our youth of tomorrow.
I had the pleasure of speaking to Roderick
Sherwood in regards to him receiving this magnificent award. He demonstrates
his gratification and passion for the youth and for Children Uniting Nations
(CUN). “The key thing is I just wanted to support Children Uniting Nations.
Last year and at the beginning of this year we made sure that we continued to
serve all of our needed children. I think the mentoring program that Children
Uniting Nations does, as well as offering community sports program are key to
disadvantaged youth having a much higher graduation rate in high school.” Rod
expresses his contribution to CUN. “It’s central for foster care and I just
want to be there to help see and provide that service to the communities. I
just think that’s the primary reason that I’m being awarded. It means a great
deal to me.”
Roderick Sherwood is the Chairman and CEO of
Cinemoi North America, a media channel that provides programming that has
conscious content to uplift individuals. He discusses how this company has had
a connection to CUN. “Obvious our role at Cinemoi, we have some joint events
with CUN, who has been a factor in terms of providing corporate support as far
as the charity events are concerned. I think it’s very important for corporate
to stand up to be counted. It really makes a difference in the community as in
terms of positive social changes and making sure that the foster care youth or
the disadvantaged youth are watched out for in proper education,” clearly
expresses Roderick.
Having an education in management, and
graduating with high honors from Harvard Graduate School of Business and
Stanford University, the master-minded business executive shares some typical
advice for individuals who are looking to run a successful business. “Well I
think it’s important to understand the key driving point behind a company.
First, have a very clear sense of priorities and have them in sequence. Don’t
try to do everything at once, but definitely drive forward; then understand
what untimely makes a difference in terms of success, whether it is programming
content, marketing or promotions of the various programs.”
As a big supporter of Daphna Ziman, founder
of Children Uniting Nations. Mr. Sherwood speaks on their collaborations and
future collaborations in the future. “I think the channel itself is a
tremendous source of collaborations. That collaboration will continue on as we
expand on to international areas, per say, over time. Some other things we will
be looking at in the future would be possibly either a film distribution
company or other potential channels.”
Excited to get the word out to the people in
regards to the 2013 Children Uniting Nations 2013 Awards Celebration and
Viewing Dinner, Roderick Sherwood continues to share his grand support. As a
candidate, to being rewarded, he expresses the anticipation of the community,
in hopes that they persist on showing their support for such a wonderful event.
“[I look forward to] everyone in the community, both business community and the
entertainment community, being together really supporting both the Oscar events
for Children Uniting Nations as well as those future events as they venture
into those schools,” articulates Roderick. He voices his last thought. “At the
end it makes a difference between life, a happy life and not so good or
positive outcome. [We saw] how the community as a whole opened up their heart
and their financial support for Children Uniting Nations and really helped put
time forth for their future.”
Read Roderick Sherwood interview @ http://www.consciousnessmagazine.com/RodSherwood.html
Photo by Kevin Jones
Photo by Kevin Jones
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