ICF Toronto PRISM Award
Congratulations to the 3 Winners of PRISM Toronto 2018 Awards announced at Journey to Mastery Conference. Excellence in Coaching on the Stage....
-Large Private Sector: LifeLabs coached by Hazell & Collins Associates (Jennifer Collins)
-Not for Profit: Providence Healthcare coached by People Dynamics Learning (Dorothy Greenaway)
-Small and Medium Sized Private Sector: Lumency coached by Edge3 (David Graham)
Thank you to our 2018 Judging Panel: Dominic Scaffidi, Deborah Nixon and Sandra Oliver
Does your organization use coaching to improve organizational effectiveness? Recognize this coaching initiative with a nomination for the prestigious PRISM Award.
PRISM Award recipients exemplify how coaching can develop an organization's human capital by maximizing individuals' potential and leading to high Return on Investment (ROI) and Expectations (ROE) from coaching interactions.
How does an organization get nominated?
Any business leader can have their organization nominated for a PRISM Award by having their internal or external coach complete an application form.
Previous recipients from four different sector categories include:
- Large Private Sector: Bell Canada, Scotiabank, Celestica, Sanofi Pasteur, Sysco Food Services, Sleeman Breweries
- Small and Mid-Size Private Sector: Cathexis Consulting, Nelson Education, Tribute Communities
- Not-for-Profit Sector: Havergal College, PACT Urban Peach Program, Christian Children's Fund
- Public Sector: City of Kitchener (agencies), UHN, Scarborough Hospital
The 2016 PRISM Awards were presented at the October 18, 2016, ICF Toronto Chapter's Award Ceremony.
The Importance of the PRISM Awards
PRISM 2016 Award Large Public Organization Winner - Toronto Scarborough Hospital:
PRISM 2016 Award Large Private Organization Winner - Sleeman Breweries:
PRISM Award Criteria
PRISM Award criteria are clarified in this 2 minute video with Susan Wright, ACC, a past President of the ICF Toronto Chapter:
