Catalyst Honours
Nominations are open for 2023 Catalyst Honours Champions.
Learn more about Catalyst Honours and the Champion nomination process. Questions? Reach out to [email protected].
2022 Catalyst Honours Champions
Business Leaders:
- Katherine (Katie) Dudtschak, Former Executive Vice President, Regional Banking, Personal & Commercial Banking, RBC (En français)
- Édith Cloutier, Regional President for Quebec, VP of Sales for Ottawa, Quebec, and Federal, Rogers Communications (En français)
Emerging Leaders:
- Nicole McCormick, Senior Manager of Newsgathering, CityNews, Rogers Sports & Media (En français)
- Swanzy Quarshie, CFA, Director, Energy Sales Specialist, Global Banking and Markets, Scotiabank (En français)
Special Recognition:
- Beth S. Horowitz, Corporate Director; Former President & CEO, Amex Canada Inc. (En français)
About Catalyst Honours
Catalyst Honours recognizes exceptional role models who are accelerating progress for women in the workplace. Launched in Canada in 2010, Catalyst Honours has recognized 65 outstanding individuals as representing the gold standard for inclusive leadership.
Questions about Catalyst Honours? Please contact [email protected] for details.
2022 Catalyst Honours took place on November 9 and focused on “The Great Reimagining: Making Work Work for Women.”
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