Career Directors International Announces 2014 Winners of the President’s Choice Award Conveyed to Resume Writers and Career Coaches
Melbourne, Florida (PRWEB) December 31, 2014 -- Career Directors International (CDI) is a membership-based organization made up of resume writers, career coaches, and other career professionals from around the globe. They come together to grow their businesses, earn industry certifications, and gain support in their development.
It is at this time each year that CDI is excited to convey the President's Award to recognize those members who have made a significant different to the organization and its value to both job seekers and other industry professionals.
Because CDI members are up-and-coming and established experts, many of the industry resources that are developed rely on their contributions. This allows CDI to source some of the most up-to-date expertise while providing members with a venue for contribution, credibility as an author/contributor, networking, and advanced learning (since many roles require research and staying up-to-date on the newest trends in resume writing, job search, interviewing, social tools, and more). CDI volunteers may contribute to development of best practice tip sheets, selection of conference and webinar presenters and their topics, industry surveys and requisite reports, job seeker blog posts, and overall organization guidance as in the case of CDI board members.
Each year 1-2 members truly stand out and shine with the contribution they make to CDI as a volunteer. 2013 was a unique year in that CDI did not give out an award, because they simply couldn't narrow it down to the most deserving few. Thus, in 2014 when they same thing happened, President Laura DeCarlo decided that CDI’s small group of volunteers is MIGHTY in all that they do. To recognize a few would be blasphemy when all equally gave during the past year.
So, for 2014, it is no CDI volunteer left behind year" as we recognize all year-long volunteers with a President's Choice Award. But, in all truthfulness, these individuals earned their recognition!
2014 CDI President’s Award winners include, in no particular order:
Gayle Howard - Top Margin Executive Resumes and Coaching (Director of Certifications)
Robin Schlinger - Robin's Resumes® (Director of Awards)
Pat Schuler - The Gemini Resources Group (Board)
Audrey Prenzel - Resume Resources, Inc. (Board)
Susan Guarneri - AssessmentGoddess.com (Board)
Patricia Duckers - CareerPro Global, Inc. (Resume Certification Committee)
Annemarie Cross - Advanced Employment Concepts (Resume Certification Committee)
Barb Poole - Hire Imaging (Resume Certification Committee)
Gillian "Jill" Kelly - Career Edge (Resume Certification Committee)
Erin Kennedy - Professional Resume Services (Resume Certification Committee)
Darlene Dassy - Dynamic Resume Solutions (Resume Certification Committee)
Jacqui Barrett-Poindexter – CareerTrend (Resume Certification Committee)
Posey Salem - Radiant Resume Career Services (Education Committee)
Damali Curry Edwards - Conscious Recruiting, Inc. (Education Committee)
Amy L. Adler - Five Strengths Career Transition Experts (Education Committee)
Kim Meninger - Executive Career Success (Education Committee)
Jeri Hird Dutcher – Workwrite (Education Committee)
David Smith - Career Success Made Easy (Education Committee)
Once again, we say thank you to these individuals and all that they do for CDI each year.
To learn more about CDI, please visit http://careerdirectors.com/.
About CDI: Career Directors International – http://careerdirectors.com
CDI is a global organization that positions career and resume professionals for dynamic success as both practitioners and business owners. CDI is focused on championing the industry’s cause for credibility and visibility; fostering exceptional success in every generation of career and resume professionals; and cultivating the career superhero that exists within each one of us.
Laura DeCarlo, Career Directors International, http://www.careerdirectors.com, +1 321-752-0442, [email protected]
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