Catalyst Honours

“When it comes to advancing women in business, Tom is a true trailblazer,” says Tanya van Biesen, Canada, Catalyst.

Catalyst names Norie Campbell, Michael Cherny, Alison Jeffrey, and Sandra Stuart 2019 Catalyst Canada Honours Champions.

Catalyst Honours recognizes exceptional role models for accelerating progress for women in the workplace in Canada.

Hear from Catalyst Canada's own Alicia Sullivan about the 2018 Catalyst Canada Honours.

Catalyst announced today its 2018 Catalyst Canada Honours Champions, six business leaders who have made exemplary contributions to help advance women and inclusive workplace cultures in Canada.

Catalyst announced today the 2017 Catalyst Canada Honours Champions: four corporate leaders who have made transformational contributions helping to advance women and inclusion in Canadian workplaces; and one emerging leader whose inspiring leadership has contributed to meaningful progress for inclusion within her organization.

On June 28, 2016, Catalyst announced the 2016 Catalyst Canada Honours Champions—four exceptional corporate leaders who have made transformational contributions to advancing women and inclusion in the workplace. Catalyst also recognized for the first time three “Emerging Leaders” whose intentional leadership has contributed to meaningful progress for inclusion within their organization and community.

TORONTO (le 10 novembre 2015)— Catalyst Canada rend aujourd’hui hommage aux lauréats des prestigieux Prix honorifiques Catalyst Canada 2015, trois dirigeants…

Catalyst Canada announced that the recipients of the prestigious Catalyst Canada Honours for 2015 are Bill Thomas of KPMG in Canada, Cynthia Hansen of Enbridge Pipelines Inc., and Colleen Moorehead of Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP. All three were recognized as transformational business leaders who by action and example are accelerating women in their organizations, industries, and communities.

The Catalyst Canada Honours annually recognizes leaders who accelerate progress for women in Canadian business through inclusion. Recognizing that inclusive workplaces are good for business, these exceptional individuals serve as powerful role models for corporate Canada.

The Catalyst Canada Honours annually recognizes leaders who accelerate progress for women in Canadian business through inclusion. Recognizing that inclusive workplaces are good for business, these exceptional individuals serve as powerful role models for corporate Canada.

The 2014 Catalyst Canada Honours Champions, recognized by Catalyst, the leading nonprofit organization expanding opportunities for women and business, are Dean Johnson (Sodexo Canada Ltd.), Ellen Moore (Chubb Insurance Company of Canada), Sharon MacLeod (Personal Care North America, Unilever), Zabeen Hirji (RBC), and The Hon. Howard I. Wetston, Q.C., (Ontario Securities Commission).

Catalyst fifth annual Catalyst Canada Honours celebration extended special thanks and recognition to Bill Downe, Chief Executive Officer of BMO Financial Group, and Chair, Catalyst Canada Advisory Board, for his leadership and dedication to expanding opportunities for women in business.

TORONTO (le 19 juin 2014) —Cinq chefs d’entreprise canadiens exceptionnels  se sont vu attribuer les Prix honorifiques de Catalyst Canada…

Five exceptional Canadian corporate leaders have been named as 2014 Catalyst Canada Honours Champions for their transformational leadership and commitment to advancing women in their organizations, industries and communities: Dean Johnson, President and CEO, Sodexo Canada; Ellen Moore, President and CEO, Chubb Insurance Company of Canada; Sharon MacLeod, Vice President, Personal Care, North America, Unilever; and Zabeen Hirji, Chief Human Resources Officer, RBC. Additionally, the Hon. Howard Wetston, Q.C., Chair, Ontario Securities Commission, receives Special Recognition – Board Diversity Champion for his work advancing women to board leadership.