Celebrating the winners of the CIPD Awards in Northern Ireland
The CIPD Awards in Northern Ireland shine a spotlight on the individuals, teams, initiatives and strategies championing better work and working lives in Northern Ireland.
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The CIPD Awards in Northern Ireland shine a spotlight on the individuals, teams, initiatives and strategies championing better work and working lives in Northern Ireland.
“It was fantastic to celebrate the positive impact that the people profession has on work and working lives in Northern Ireland and further afield."
The CIPD Awards in Northern Ireland culminated in a night of recognition and celebration when the winners were announced at an awards ceremony in Belfast on Thursday 12 October 2023.
The event was attended by 350 people professionals from across Northern Ireland and further afield, and was hosted by actress and presenter, Denise Van Outen.
There were 11 categories in total, covering all aspects of HR and L&D.
"My fellow judges and I were hugely impressed with the quality of entries this year. Many congratulations to everyone who was shortlisted, and to all of this year's winners and highly commended entrants."
Winner: Eimear Duffy (Vyta)
Highly Commended: Beth MacDougall (Ernst & Young)
Winner: Musgrave
Winner: First Derivative
Highly Commended: Coca-Cola HBC
Winner: CDE Group
Highly Commended: Danske Bank
Winner: Department for the Economy, The Executive Office, and Department of Finance
Highly Commended: Northern Ireland Water
Winner: Northern Ireland Electricity Networks
Highly Commended: Catalyst
Winner: Northern Ireland Electricity Networks
Highly Commended: Collins Aerospace
Winner: Northern Ireland Water
Highly Commended: Almac Group
Winner: Molly Keers (PwC)
Winner: Fibrus
Highly Commended: Energia Group
Winner: Caroline van der Feltz, Danske Bank
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