LivingWorks Education receives 2002 Knowledge Broker Award

Pictured above left, Renée Ouimet, Senior Coaching Trainer and Team Leader for LivingWorks Education. Pictured above right, Richard Ramsay, LivingWorks President

On October 24, 2002 LivingWorks President Richard Ramsay accepted the Knowledge Broker Award at the 2002 National Policy Research Conference in Ottawa.

The Canadian Policy Research Awards are meant to recognize the range of activities necessary to produce and disseminate sound, relevant and reliable policy research. Winners are chosen for various reasons including leadership, research and analytical skill, and dedication to public engagement in policy development. They share a commitment to the expansion of knowledge and to excellence in policy research. The Knowledge Broker Award is designed to celebrate excellence by Canadian individuals, groups or organizations working in the policy research field, whose work helped facilitate and improve the transfer of knowledge.

» Award presentation, Doug Barkley, EDS
» Mr. Ramsay's acceptance remarks

The Adjudication Committee

The adjudication committees are responsible for selecting the award winners. Their efforts and commitment set a high standard of excellence for future nominees.

Co-Chair: The Honourable Barbara McDougall
Canadian Institute of International Affairs

Co-Chair: Maureen O'Neil
International Development Research Centre

Elizabeth Beale
Atlantic Provinces Economic Council

Lorraine Cameron
Status of Women Canada

Al Hatton
United Way

Patrick Lafferty
PricewaterhouseCoopers

James D. Leach
Estey Centre for Law and Economics in International Trade

Tim Plumptre
Institute on Governance

Helene P. Tremblay
Conseil do la science et de la technologie