Uyemura CEO Tony Revier Honored for Service, Contributions
Revier was honored as one of the the University of La Verne’s 125 Most Notable Graduates at a ceremony commemorating its 125th anniversary. The awards were presented by university President Devorah Lieberman to alumni based on four criteria.
Uyemura International President and CEO Anthony Revier has been recognized twice by his alma mater, the University of La Verne, a California institution widely known for its influential business and public management programs.
Revier recently was honored as one of the university’s 125 Most Notable Graduates at a ceremony commemorating its 125th anniversary. The awards were presented by university President Devorah Lieberman to alumni based on four criteria: The honorees had made unique and significant contributions to the university, had a distinguished history of community service, had excelled in business, and had created a positive work environment for their employees. The awards were announced at an alumni ceremony in October.
In May 2016, Revier was selected by the university to join its Board of Trustees. He received his MBA from La Verne in 1993 and has also served on its College of Business & Public Management Advisory Board. He has been CEO of Uyemura USA since 1988.
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