EHRC Awards of Excellence Nominations

October 16, 2024

The Awards of Excellence recognizes and celebrates the outstanding accomplishments of employees, leaders and teams making a positive and tangible impact on their organization while contributing to the composition of a highly skilled workforce in the electricity industry.

Nominations

Are you an individual or organization looking to recognize an individual leader, team or organization making a meaningful difference? Nominate them today for an Award of Excellence!

Nominations are received online and are evaluated by EHRC’s nomination review committee.

The nomination deadline is Nov. 15, 2024, at 11:59 p.m. ET

You can submit a nomination for as many individuals and organizations as you would like. However, you must submit a separate form for each nominee.

Award Categories

The seven award categories to be presented are:

  • Leader of the Year
  • Emerging Leader of the Year
  • HR Innovator
  • Workplace DEI Champion – Small and Midsized Enterprise
  • Workplace DEI Champion – Large Organization
  • Workplace Culture Innovator – Small and Midsized Enterprise
  • Workplace Culture Innovator – Large Organization

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