The Trillium Emerging Talent Award – Executive Member recognizes one Executive Member, who, within the first five years of the members’ careers in the association sector or within the first five years of CSAE membership, has demonstrated remarkable promise as future leaders in the association sector.
Eligibility
All Executive Members, in good standing, holding CSAE membership at the time of the nomination are eligible for this award. Current members of the Trillium Council are not eligible for nomination. Current Trillium Awards Committee members are not eligible for nomination. Self-nominations are ineligible.
Selection Criteria
The following criteria are considered in determining a recipient:
- Leadership: The individual has demonstrated qualities that hold remarkable promise as future leaders in Trillium or the association sector.
- Creativity: The individual has shown some creativity through their work in the association sector or volunteer work with Trillium.
- Outstanding Talent: The individual has been able to demonstrate outstanding talent in their first five years in the sector or in the first five years of CSAE membership.
Submission Requirements
- Nominee information
- Examples of the nominee’s involvement with Trillium
- Description of why the nominee is deserving of the emerging talent award
CAE® Continuous Professional Development (CPD): Credit is granted to the nominator for a complete award’s application. Individual Awards (i.e., Leadership, Ottawa-Gatineau, and Trillium)
Based on 0.5 hour per complete award nomination (maximum 2 hours per two-year reporting period).
Past Recipients
The awards are a great opportunity to honour CSAE colleagues. Some of the previous Trillium Emerging Talent Award – Executive Member recipients include:
2022 – Amanda Baldini
2021 – Laura Korneluk, CAE
2018 – Sarah Lampson, CAE
2016 – Natalie Wallace, CAE
2015 – Michael Dargavel
2013 – Jacintha Ward
2012 – Rebecca Harris, CAE
2011 – Danielle Russell, CAE