Who is Business Ethics Magazine's top corporate citizen of '06?
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Green Mountain Coffee Roasters
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Yes, Ben Cardin, the protege of Paul Sarbanes, won the seat.
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Jon Iwata - IBM Senior VP, He also owns 21,402 shares of IBM stock.  \nIf this is what you were after, please vote my answer best.
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who is the current one?
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Jeff Bezos?  He has a bit of a Ron Howard thing going on.  \n\nBut honey it is going to take more than a hat to make him presentable IMHO
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according to this wikipedia page, the people are called "designated survivor" and these days there are more than one.  this year the highest-ranking person in the order of successioin not at tonight's speech was ted stevens, president pro tem of the senate.  \n\nhere is the list of the designated survivors for 2006:\nJim Nicholson, Secretary of Veterans Affairs\nSen. Ted Stevens (R-AK)\nSen. Byron Dorgan (D-ND)\nRep. Eric Cantor (R-VA)\nRep. George Miller (D-CA)\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Designated_survivor
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1. Bill Gates\n2. David Beckham\n3. 47, 48 on August 29, 2006\n4. That's a subjective question but I'd say FDR
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You've hit a nerve with me on this question as I'm currently dealing with just such a question.  Business is business and the number one priority is to provide a profit, however when corporate greed takes such a priority over even the most basic ethics, it has gone too far.  \n\nWe have discovered that Meineke Car Care knowingly sold a convicted sex offender (Rape) a franchise.  When contacted about this, they put in WRITING that they not only knew about his conviction but don't feel it's a problem because it happened in the 90's.  WHAT are these people thinking?  Doesn't a company have an obligation NOT to put their customers in the position on handing over their personal info & keychains or taking a ride home from a convicted sex offender?  Did the recent lawsuits about the attacks on a customer and employee at Walmart & McDonalds teach companies anything?  At least they had the luxury of not knowing the employees history. How could Meineke defend this?
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Bill Gates. That about says it all.
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Forbes Magazine's 2004 top 10 were:\n\n1 William Gates III\n2 Warren Buffett\n3 Karl Albrecht\n4 Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal Alsaud\n5 Paul Allen\n6 Alice Walton\n6 Helen Walton\n6 Jim Walton\n6 John Walton\n6 S Robson Walton
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The corporate mentality is that anything is ok that reaps a profit. There is no morality at the upper levels of corporate existance. Those in the upper levels expect their subordinates to conform to the corporate ethic to the exclusion of all else. So, yes. The corporate mind in MOST corporations is contributing to the downfall of morality worldwide.
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What are the names of those who passed the CPA examinations this year 2006?
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Here is Forbes' list of the 10 richest people in the world as of 3/7/06:\n\nWilliam Gates \nWarren Buffett \nCarlos Slim Helú \nIngvar Kamprad \nLakshmi Mittal \nPaul Allen \nBernard Arnault \nPrince Alwaleed \nKenneth Thomson \nLi Ka-shing
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A businessperson (sometimes businessman, male; or businesswoman, female) is a generic term for someone who is employed at a profit-oriented enterprise, or more specifically, someone who is involved in the management (at any level) of a company. The term businessperson almost always refers to someone with a "white collar" occupation.
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The question is so subjective that it beggars belief. But on a more open basis, I would certainly nominate someone whose personality has totally defied logic in its manner of  sheer exuberance.\n\nMy personality of 2006, must go to the celebrated reclusive American writer and poet, Linda J Cirillo, author of the acclaimed poem,"The Dance".\n\nPoetry at its mesmerisingly best.
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The current CEO is John B. Holland.\n\nhttp://www.hoovers.com/fruit-of-the-loom/--ID__11960--/free-co-factsheet.xhtml
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I am taking a guess that it's Ali Daei.  He is a great role model too.