Awards & Recognitions
December ‘11
- NII Holdings was included in The Washington Post’s 2011 “Post 200,” a listing of the top 200 public companies in Washington D.C.
- NII Holdings ranked 12th in the “Latin Multinational Companies Index” by Latin Business Chronicle.
- NII Holdings was included in the “Latin Wireless Index” by Latin Business Chronicle.
November ‘11
- Nextel Peru was recognized by the Great Place to Work Institute’s® "Best Company to Work for that Employ Over 1,000 Workers."
- Nextel Brazil CEO Sergio Chaia was recognized by Voce RH magazine as "Você H R – Professional of the Year" in the "CEO HR Partner” category and Americo Figueiredo was recognized in the "Telecommunications” category.
- Nextel Chile was recognized by Estrategia magazine as “Most Innovative Company of the Year.”
- Nextel Chile was recognized by the Great Place to Work Institute’s® “Top 35 Companies in Chile to Work for.”
October ‘11
- NII Holdings ranked 328th in Washington Business Journal's "Greenest Companies" list.
September ‘11
- Nextel Argentina was included in El Cronista's "Who's Who" directory.
- Nextel Brazil, for the sixth consecutive year, was chosen by Voce S/A magazine as one of the "Best Companies to Work For."
August ‘11
- Ana Susana Candini Sanchez of Nextel Mexico was recognized by Expansion Magazine as one of Mexico’s “50 Most Powerful Women”
- Nextel Peru ranked first among operators with the greatest penetration in the small, medium and large enterprise sectors in the Telecommunications-Related Behavioral Study of Microenterprises, SMEs and Large Enterprises in Peru conducted by INMARK.
July ‘11
- Nextel Brazil was named the “Most Innovative Company of the Year in Mexico, Central and South America” by the 2011 International Business Awards.
- NII Holdings ranked 93rd among “Latin America’s Top 100 Employers” by Latin Business Chronicle.
June ‘11
- NII Holdings ranked 92nd among “Latin America's 500 Largest Companies”by Latin Business Chronicle.
- NII Holdings ranked 15th among “Latin America's Top 50 Technology Companies”by Latin Business Chronicle.
- NII Holdings ranked 19th among “Latin America's Top 40 Foreign Companies”by Latin Business Chronicle.
- Nextel Brazil ranked 196th among “Latin America's 500 Largest Companies”by Latin Business Chronicle.
- Nextel Brazil ranked 26th among “Latin America's Top 50 Technology Companies”by Latin Business Chronicle.
- Nextel Mexico ranked 232nd among “Latin America's 500 Largest Companies”by Latin Business Chronicle.
- Nextel Mexico ranked 29th among “Latin America's Top 50 Technology Companies”by Latin Business Chronicle.
May ‘11
- NII Holdings was featured in the Fortune 500 list for a second consecutive year. The company was ranked #406, up 62 positions from its ranking in 2010. The prestigious magazine publishes an annual list of the 500 largest U.S. companies by total revenue for their respective fiscal years, and is regarded as a premier listing of company performance.
- NII Holdings ranked 197th in the annual “Barron’s 500” list, up 53 positions from its ranking in 2010. The “Barron’s 500” is a ranking of the 500 largest publicly traded companies in the U.S. and Canada, as measured by sales in the latest fiscal year.
- Nextel Mexico ranked 11th in Expansion’s “Super Companies with More than 3,001 Employees 2011” list.
- Nextel Brazil President Sergio Chaia was elected by Valor Economico newspaper as the “Most Valuable Executive” in the Telecommunications industry for the second consecutive year.
- Nextel Brazil was recognized by CENAM – National Center for Business Modernization with the “Great Marketing Ideas” award in the Mobile Carrier category.
April ‘11
- NII Holdings was ranked in Forbes’ “Global 2000” list.
- Nextel Mexico ranked 10th in the Great Place to Work Institute’s® “The Best Companies to Work for in Mexico with More than 5,000 Employees 2011” list, as published by Gestion magazine.
March ‘11
- NII Holdings posted the highest increase for 2010 among top Latin American wireless operators, growing by 27.4 percent to US$4.4 billion, according to Latin Business Chronicle.
- NII Holdings posted the third-best growth rate among top Latin American wireless operators in the fourth quarter of 2010, increasing by 23.1 percent to US$1.5 billion, according to Latin Business Chronicle.
- Nextel Argentina ranked 82nd in Apertura magazine’s “Top 100 Companies in Argentina.”
Feb. ‘11
- Nextel Argentina was included in Information Technology magazine’s “Who’s Who” IT directory.
Jan. ‘11
- NII Holdings ranked fourth in Forbes’ “Best Companies for Job Offers.”
