Top NKE Achievers
Recognized Across Canada
OTTAWA, ON, November
8, 2010 - The Canadian Council of Human Resources Associations (CCHRA) is
proud to present the CHRP candidates who performed most successfully in their
province on the National Knowledge Exam® (NKE).
The NKE measures academic knowledge of HR professionals and is one step
leading to the Certified Human Resources Professional (CHRP) designation, the mark
of excellence in Canadian human resource management.
“I want to congratulate these CHRP candidates for
the impressive achievement of earning the highest score in their province,”
said Debbie Bennett, Chair of the CCHRA, “Their enthusiasm and dedication to
the HR profession is admirable. We
commend them for their success and wish them all the best as they continue on
the path to becoming a CHRP.”
The top
scorers by province on the NKE for May 2010 were:
British Columbia
|
Michelle
Biagini
Human Resources Administrator,
Maximizer Software Inc.
Sukhpal
Johal
Paralegal, Paine Edmonds LLP of
Vancouver
|
Alberta
|
Wendy
Allsopp
Volunteer HR Coordinator,
Sundance Housing Co-operative
Suzie
Dickinson
Pason Systems Corp
|
Saskatchewan
|
Allison
Dancey
Regional Human Capital Coordinator,
Meyers Norris Penny LLP
Michael
Sibley
Payroll
Specialist, University of Saskatchewan
|
Manitoba
|
Carol
Susla
Cangene Corporation
Sandy
Ward
Major, Canadian
Forces
|
Ontario
|
Kelly
Cudmore
Project and Change Manager –
Recruitment Strategies
Recruitment & Intake, Corporate HR
BMO Financial Group
|
Quebec
|
Anne-Marie
Poulin, M. Sc., CHRP
Human Resources Coordinator,
Les magasins CPC
|
New
Brunswick
|
Lynn
MacKinnon
Human Resources Specialist,
Cavendish Farms
|
Nova
Scotia & PEI
|
Julie Patterson
Talent
Advisor, Deloitte
|
Newfoundland
& Labrador
|
Kimberly
Patey
HR Generalist,
Country Ribbon Inc.
|
About CCHRA
Established
in 1994, the Canadian Council of Human Resources Associations (CCHRA) is a
collaborative effort of human resources associations from across Canada, which represent
more than 41,000 professionals, 21,000 of whom hold the Certified Human
Resources Professional (CHRP) designation. The CCHRA is the national voice on
the enhancement and promotion of the profession across Canada, through
established and credible designations, collaborating on national issues related
to the profession, leading federal government relations, and proactively
positioning the national human resources agenda at the international level.
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Media Contact:
Alexandra
Stang
Marketing
and Communications Coordinator
Canadian
Council of Human Resources Associations
613-567-2477
ext. 222
a.stang@cchra-ccarh.ca