We all have at least one person that we think of, when we picture the person who has helped advise and guide us in our career.  This award is to celebrate those important people. Nominees could range from well-known people across the Public Service to the quieter, in the background, steadfast support and guidance a person may have received from a manager or a colleague.  Explain to us who this person is, what they have done, what it has meant to you personally, and to the development of the materiel management or procurement community as a whole.

This award is presented to a full or part-time student who has demonstrated a marked interest in furthering their career within public procurement and/or materiel management.  Areas of study include procurement, supply chain management, logistics, fleet management, etc.

To apply, the candidate needs to provide CIPMM with a maximum 1000-word essay on a procurement or materiel management topic related to this year’s national workshop theme “Together we serve. Together we succeed”

This is the only category for which an individual may nominate themselves.

Candidates are required to submit the following:

1) A maximum 1000-word essay related to the 2023 National Workshop theme “Together we serve. Together we succeed”;

2) Letter of recommendation; and,

3) Proof of enrolment in a post-secondary program leading to a certificate, diploma or degree in a field related to procurement or materiel management (i.e. Supply Chain, Logistics, Business, Commerce, etc.)

Submission Information

• All nominations will be acknowledged upon receipt and award recipients will be announced at the 2023 CIPMM
  National Workshop on June 6-8, 2023.
• E-mail the completed nomination form and any additional documents required to admin@cipmm-icagm.ca
• PLEASE NOTE: All team awards will be limited to a maximum of 10 people.
• Deadline to submit – April 7th, 2023.
  

The Canadian Institute for Procurement and Materiel Management has established the CIPMM Awards in order to honour those amongst us that are making a significant contribution to the Procurement and/or Materiel Management Communities in Canada.

We have award categories for project management, community building and innovation for individuals or teams, as well as special memorial awards in recognition of nominees who exemplify the best in their fields. Nominees can be from either the Procurement or Materiel Management Community, and we encourage people to nominate candidates at any time.

In encouraging our up and coming generation of Procurement and Materiel Management professionals, CIPMM is also pleased to offer a one-time student bursary to a student who submits an essay (minimum 5 pages) about a topic related to the future of procurement or materiel management in Canada.

This award recognizes an individual or a team who has worked toward the successful completion of a procurement or materiel management related project. Projects should demonstrate significant achievement, quality, and leadership in some or all of the following: research, analysis, project management, partnership, communications, client relations, human resources or materiel savings.

This award recognizes the exceptional contribution of an individual or a team who has actively worked to build up the procurement and/or materiel management communities. Initiatives should focus on improving the community through capacity building, learning, professional development, partnerships, and engagement. Initiatives may involve employees within one organization or employees from two or more public sector organizations in either a single-function or cross-disciplinary mode.

This award was established in memory of Gary Jeddrie; a long-time champion of the importance of effective materiel management. This award recognizes an individual for unique or special accomplishments with identifiable impacts that have made a significant impression in the procurement and/or materiel management fields. This individual has demonstrated an exceptional and sustained contribution, or made a variety of important contributions over a prolonged period of time. Nominees should demonstrate an outstanding level of personal involvement, effort, leadership, and achievement, of significant duration.

This award recognizes an individual, or a team, who have developed and/or implemented an innovation in procurement or materiel management which has led to a significant outcome for their department, agency or organization. Nominations should highlight the development of an innovative idea, solution, practice and/or project that has led to demonstrable results in advancing their departmental procurement and/or material management operations, by promoting a measurable increase in effectiveness, efficiency and/or productivity. The innovation developed should be one that can be replicated or adapted in other parts of the department or in other organizations.

This award is presented to a full-time student working in the public sector, or a full-time indeterminate employee enrolled as a part-time student, who has demonstrated a marked interest in furthering their career within public procurement and/or materiel management.