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09/24/2026 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 09/24/2026 14:46

Appeal of Conscience Foundation Honors Raj Subramaniam with Appeal of Conscience Award at 61st Annual Gala

At its 61st Annual Gala, the Appeal of Conscience Foundation named FedEx President and CEO Raj Subramaniam the recipient of the Appeal of Conscience Award. The interfaith coalition presented this award in recognition of Subramaniam's visionary leadership and dedication to connecting people worldwide through innovation and service.

Founded in 1965 by Rabbi Arthur Schneier, The Appeal of Conscience Foundation is an interfaith coalition of business, religious, and diplomatic leaders that advocates for peace, religious liberty, and human rights. The Appeal of Conscience Award is presented to public figures who exemplify enlightened leadership and uphold the principle that "a crime committed in the name of religion is the greatest crime against religion."

"I am honored to receive the Appeal of Conscience Award from Rabbi Schneier and the Appeal of Conscience Foundation," said Raj Subramaniam, president and chief executive officer, FedEx Corporation. "At FedEx, we believe that connecting the world through trade and innovation does more than move goods, it builds bridges, fosters international cooperation, and brings communities closer together. We are committed to leveraging our global reach to build a more connected and unified world."

This recognition underscores the belief of FedEx that global commerce is a powerful engine for human connection. Under the stewardship of Subramaniam, FedEx actively works to close the physical distances between cultures and nations. By championing a culture of service and keeping the focus on the people who power the network, Subramaniam's leadership approach demonstrates that a more connected world is ultimately a more cooperative and peaceful one.

To learn more about the Appeal of Conscience Foundation, click here.

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