New Public Servant Award for Excellence
ABOUT THE AWARD
For public servants who have a bit more experience, but who are still relatively new to public sector work, this award is intended to give recognition to those who are beginning to make a difference in the public sector.
For public servants with more than two, and up to five years of experience in the public sector.
Eligibility requirements:
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Must recognize an individual and not a team.
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Must be currently employed by the public service (e.g. Federal, Provincial, Municipal government, or related agencies, boards, and commissions).
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Must work for a public sector organization based in the province of Alberta.
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Must have more than two, and up to five (continuous or not) years of public service experience.
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Open to any role regardless of level of responsibility or level within organization.
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Nominees and nominators may not be members of the Board of Directors of IPAC National, nor members of the Board of Directors of IPAC Edmonton or IPAC Calgary Regional Groups.
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Nominees and nominators may not be members of the IPAC Edmonton Awards Committee.
PAST WINNERS
2022 Winner coming soon!
2021 Anne Winkler, Government of Alberta, Justice and Solicitor General
2020 Cherry Lyn Aguilar, Government of Alberta, Culture, Multiculturalism and Status of Women
2019 Rafael Lucero, Government of Alberta, Infrastructure
2018 Lesley Vaage, City of Edmonton
2017 Katie Rowe, Government of Alberta, Climate Change Office
2016 Maryann Raby, Government of Alberta, Municipal Affairs
2015 Anne Stevenson, City of Edmonton
2014 Angela Pappas, Government of Alberta, Ministry of Human Resources
2013 Alec Stratford, City of Edmonton
2012 Jacqueline Greenblatt, Government of Alberta, Health
2011 Mark Hoosein, Government of Alberta, Infrastructure
2010 Ursula Jakabos, Health Canada
2009 Jennifer Keller, Government of Alberta, Education
NOMINATIONS
Nominations are now open.