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P H o t o g r a P H i c m o m e n t s 1 3 9 Institute, a leading international think-tank dedicated to the creation, advancement and sharing of best prac- tices in business ethics, has recognized The Hartford as one of the World's Most Ethical Companies for the last four consecutive years. The Hartford has a long history of supporting the city from which it takes its name. More than a third of The Hartford's workforce is located in the Greater Hartford area and the company is deeply committed to making a positive impact right in its own backyard. For 90 years, the Asylum Hill neighborhood downtown has been home to The Hartford. The company has com- mitted to invest $7 million to revitalize the neighbor- hood, improve education, bolster community support services and promote public safety and home owner- ship. "We want to make a difference for the families that live here, the children who study and play here and for the people who work here," said McGee. The Hartford is equally committed to reaching out with a helping hand to support other local, national and international communities. One of the company's major initiatives is its sponsorship of the U.S. Paralympics, demonstrating its belief that individuals can lead active, productive lives after a disabling event. The Hartford is also committed to sustainable busi- ness practices. The company has been insuring renew- able energy risks, including solar, wind and geothermal, for more than 20 years. In 2011, The Hartford installed electric-vehicle charging stations at its Hartford, Simsbury and Windsor offices and expanded insurance coverage to include home-based electric-vehicle char- gers. "[It] demonstrates our support for developing the electric vehicle market and our commitment to a clean- er environment," said McGee. The Hartford's logo captures the essence of what The Hartford stands for today – the stag stands tall and looks forward, linking The Hartford's heritage with a renewed sense of confidence, optimism and vitality. Two hundred years of experience have made The Hartford strong, but its focus is on the future and providing finan- cial confidence to its 18 million customers. They can be confident that The Hartford is behind them as they work to achieve their goals. Above:View of The Hartford's headquarters on Asylum Avenue. Below: Employees from The Hartford participate in a Day of Caring to support the 2011 United Way campaign.

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