Nishimoto wins HP Women’s Conference award

HP e3000 Internet and Interoperability expert Alvina Nishimoto earned honors from Hewlett-Packard recently, winning the Entrepreneurial/Business Achievement Award from The HP Women’s Conference. Nishimoto was one of just four HP female employees so honored.

The award is presented to an individual who has made significant contributions to Hewlett-Packard in the areas of new business opportunities for HP, its customers and external partners. HP reported that Nishimoto “is constantly scanning the horizon to understand how HP can creatively look for innovative ways to deliver new solutions, how customers can grow their business and maintain loyalty to HP, and how partners can thrive and help to complete the HP solution. Alvina is a very special individual. Her drive and desire, combined with her natural business and technical ability have made her a critical asset to HP. Alvina always has the HP end-customer in mind. She defines how to enhance the overall customer solution and how to solve customer problems.”

Nishimoto has also received the 1998 Outstanding Hewlett-Packard Contributor award presented by Interex. The Women’s Conference noted that “the key fact is that Alvina is committed to the total customer experience, and has no boundaries on what she can do to meet customer needs. Alvina is always looking for opportunities to pull partners together to enhance each other’s offerings. This has enabled partners to leverage the existing ecosystem, resulting in richer solutions and increased business opportunities.”