Nominate industry leader for EFC 2010 Industry Recognition Award
February 08, 2010
Electro-Federation Canada (EFC) has issued the call for nominees for its Industry Recognition Award. Nominees can be anyone you feel has influenced the Canadian electrical, electronics, appliances or telecom industry either—as a current or retired industry delegate, or as an industry supporter. The award is not restricted to EFC members.
The nominee must demonstrate strong leadership through their personal
and professional industry involvement over a period of years. He must
also symbolize dedication, balance, and achievement in regional,
national and/or community activities. The award will be presented April 8
at a dinner reception following EFC’s annual general meeting.
The deadline for nominations is March 19. Visit www.electrofed.com for more info.
The deadline for nominations is March 19. Visit www.electrofed.com for more info.
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