AEA Congratulates Leanne Walker for Emerging Leader Award at 2024 AEA Industry Awards

January 30, 2025

LinkedIn post by Alberta Electrical Alliance

Congratulations to Leanne Walker at EECOL Electric for receiving our Emerging Leader award at our 2024 AEA Industry Awards!

Here’s what her colleague, Jaye, had to say about her years in the biz:

“Leanne is a highly valued member of our team and consistently demonstrates professionalism in the industry. Leanne volunteers in all facets of the industry every chance she gets. She is a great leader and is a great example of how hard work within our industry pays off. She is, and will continue to be an ambassador for the electrical industry well into the future.”

These kind words are a testament to the hard work she’s put into becoming a leader in the industry over the years.

Stay tuned for more 2024 Industry Award recipient highlights to come…

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View the LinkedIn post HERE.

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