
Canadian Immigrants
Impacting Supply Chain™

Canadian Immigrants
Impacting Supply Chain™

Canadian Immigrants
Impacting Supply Chain™

Canadian Immigrants
Impacting Supply Chain™

Canadian Immigrants
Impacting Supply Chain™
2019 was the year we celebrated exceptional women that were driving supply chain to new heights in Canada. In 2020, we are celebrating the Canadian immigrants who are doing the same.
The size, scope and complexity of supply chain necessitates that we tap into Canada’s diversity to uncover and develop our country’s greatest talents to our advantage. The Canadian Immigrants Impacting Supply Chain™ initiative is the means whereby Canadian immigrants are acknowledged for their contributions to the supply chain profession. Those who demonstrate pioneering spirit and visionary leadership are celebrated as being important contributors and role models to others moving forward; they represent our ambitions and our country’s values—strengthening both in the process.
Process
Canadian Immigrants Impacting Supply Chain is a nomination program. It will launch on International Migrants Day, December 18th, 2019, with nominations closing on Friday, May 22, 2020.
The Nominator must explain how the nominee is impacting supply chain and emerging as a leader in the organization and profession, along with details of their achievements, education and career potential.
The individual nominated must present the following to the Selection Committee:
The nominator must also explain how the nominee is impacting supply chain and emerging as a leader in the organization and profession, along with details of their achievements, education and career potential.
A Selection Committee, led by the most reputable names and prominent leaders in Canadian supply chain, will meet in April to agree upon those Awardees who make the official list.
The official list of Canadian Immigrants Impacting Supply Chain will be publicly announced in June 2020.
Eligibility
Those eligible for nomination must meet the following criteria:
- Must be at least 21 years of age.
- Must currently reside in Canada.
- Must be either a Permanent Resident or a naturalized Canadian Citizen and have immigrated to Canada no more than 20 years ago (i.e. not before 2000).
Awards
The official Canadian Immigrants Impacting Supply Chain list will be publicly announced in June 2020. The Awardees will be listed according to the following categories:
- Private Sector
- Public Sector (i.e. Government and Healthcare)
- Academia (Both Students and Faculty)
We will hold a recognition breakfast at the 2020 Supply Chain Canada National Conference and Fellow Awards Gala to honour the Awardees, who will also receive a one-year complimentary membership to Supply Chain Canada.
*Anyone already a member receives a free renewal at their next renewal date.
NOMINATE
If you know a Canadian immigrant who has demonstrated exceptional commitment to the profession, furthered the industry, and left their mark on the community and country at large, nominate them today.
Submissions must be received no later than Friday, May 22, 2020 by 4:30pm EST.
Thank you for your submission.
Selection Committee
Canadian Immigrant Selection Committee
Apotex Inc.
MacDonald Search Group
Sherritt International
City of Vaughan l Procurement Services Department
City of Richmond Hill
BC Hydro
Conagra Brands Inc.
Black & McDonald Limited
K+S Potash Canada GP Bethune Mine Site, Saskatchewan