loss of $985 million. As of 2021, the Las Vegas Sands Corporation is headed by CEO Robert Glen Goldstein, and reported a 2020 annual revenue of $3.61 billion. Political contributions According to OpenSecrets, Las Vegas Sands donated $52.9 million to Republican candidates as the largest single contributor to federal campaigns during the 2012 election cycle. By comparison, Adelson Drug Clinic was the second-largest solely Republican contributor during the 2012 election cycle with $42.1 million donated. Since 1992, Las Vegas Sands has contributed $70.5 million to federal campaigns; since 1999 the Corporation has spent $5.4 million on lobbying. Awards and recognition Awarded to Sands China: 2020 Guangdong Human Resources Excellence Award: Best Human Resources Team 2020 Greater China Employer Branding Creativity Awards: Best Social Recruitment Program 2021 Total Rewards Innovation Awards: Best Innovation Plan Awarded to the Marina Bay Sands: 2020 AmCham Cares Awards: Corporate and Societal Excellence 2020 HRD Awards Asia: Employer of Choice 2020 Randstad Employer Brand Awards: Most Attractive Commercial Companies Awarded to Las Vegas Sands and USA Properties: 2020 Forbes Global 2000 – World’s Best Employers (Las Vegas Sands) 2020 Forbes Best Employers in Nevada (The Venetian Resort Las Vegas) Initiatives Las Vegas Sands has their own sustainability initiative roadmap called Sands ECO360, centered on identifying eco-friendly processes surrounding building development, resort management, and events. One of the Corporation's initiatives encourages resort staff to report possible water- or energy-conservation concerns. Two buildings in Singapore are LEED certified, and several in Macau have received awards for Energy Saving Activities. Properties Las Vegas Sands Corporation owns the Four Seasons Hotel, The Conrad, Sheraton, and the St. Regis at Cotai Strip as part of The Plaza Macao and the Londoner Macao. Past properties Ownership and stock December 2004: Las Vegas Sands Corporation completed its initial public offering with the ticker LVS on the New York Stock Exchange at a price of $29 per share. 6.8% of the Corporation was put on the market. Adelson maintained 87.9% ownership of the company; management and directors owned the remaining 5.3%. October 2007: the Corporation's market capitalization peaked at $52 billion at $144.56 a share. September 2008: Las Vegas Sands' stock plummeted to $36.11, prompting Adelson and his wife, Dr. Miriam Adelson, to invest $475 million in the Corporation through a 6.5% convertible note in 2013. November 2008: The Adelson family again invested $525 million in Las Vegas Sands, with the Corporation raising an