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The Delaware Valley HR Person of the Year Award Committee seeks candidates who represent “the best” in the human resources management profession. This highly prestigious award—developed in 2001 to celebrate the Human Resources industry and to recognize those in the HR profession who exemplify outstanding achievement—recognizes creative approaches and consistently high performance that benefits an organization.
Nominating a colleague for the 2009 HR Person of the Year Award is easy:
· To start, review the eligibility requirements.
· Then, if you are ready to nominate, complete the short online form.
The deadline for nominations is February 20, 2009
The 9th Annual Delaware Valley HR Person of the Year Awards Dinner and Presentation will be held Tuesday, May 12 at the Radisson Valley Forge Hotel. Registration will open January 1.
Visit www.HRPersonAward.org to nominate today, or for more information on sponsorship opportunities and event details. | | |

This is a friendly reminder that registration for the Delaware Valley HR Person of the Year Awards Dinner and Presentation is just a few weeks away on Friday, May 8 at noon.
Event Details:
Tuesday, May 12, 2009
5:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Radisson Valley Forge Hotel
1160 First Avenue King of Prussia, PA 19406
The Delaware Valley HR Person of the Year Award is a joint effort between HR Association of Southern New Jersey, Chester County Human Resource Association, Delaware SHRM, Greater Valley Forge HR Association, Philadelphia SHRM, and the Tri-State HR Management Association.
Visit www.HRPersonAward.org to learn more about the event that celebrates the Human Resources industry and recognizes those in the profession who exemplify outstanding achievement within our local community.
Tri-State is proud to announce that four of our members have been nominated for this distinguished award: Joseph Giamboi, Lauren Kelley, Laraine Knauss, SPHR and Maribeth Renne, CMF. Show your support by registering for a table of 10, or you can also register individuals for $100 per ticket simply to enjoy the camaraderie of the evening. Tables are filling up quickly.
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Awards program honors Delaware Valley’s most outstanding human resources professionals
Philadelphia, PA, May 20, 2009 — The 2009 HR Person of the Year Awards and Dinner Program was held on Tuesday May 12, 2009 at the Radisson Valley Forge Hotel. The awards program was developed in 2001 to celebrate the Human Resources industry and to recognize those in the HR profession who exemplify outstanding achievement within the local human resources community. Regionally, there are approximately 5,000 HR professionals.
Awards are given in the following four categories: organizations with 1-500 employees; organizations with 501-2,000 employees; organizations with 2,001-10,000 employees; and organizations with 10,001+ employees. The 2009 award recipients are: Laraine Knauss, SPHR, Food Sciences Corporation (1-500 employees); Antonia Cramp, PHR, Owen J. Roberts School District (501-2,000 employees); Nicole Sakowitz, SPHR, Continuiti (2,000-10,00 employees); Ellen Johnston, PHR, Siemens Medical Solutions (10,0001+ employees).
The event partnered with Philadelphia Academies, Inc., which helps enhance the educational experiences and career opportunities of Philadelphia public school students. All proceeds from the silent auction, plus a donation from the organizing committee totaling $20,625 were presented to representatives of the organization that evening. Lisa Nutter, President of Philadelphia Academies Inc., was present at the silent auction to generate excitement and to thank everyone for their generous contributions.
For additional information, contact Event Management Company: Seamless Events, Inc., 484-443-8065 or info@hrpersonaward.org
The Delaware Valley HR Person of the Year Award is a joint effort between HR Association of Southern New Jersey, Chester County Human Resource Association, Delaware SHRM, Greater Valley Forge HR Association, Philadelphia SHRM, Tri-State HR Management Association chapters of the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM). | | | This issue features:
- President's Message
- Senior Management Strategy article
- Member Profile - Aaron Boucher
- Upcoming Dinner Meeting & Seminar Details
- Study Group/HRCI Information
- Preferred Vendors
- New Members
- SHRM, Rutgers, & Tri-State Partnership
- Conference 2008 photos
Click here to access/download newsletter. | | |
Planning to become certified as PHR or SPHR during the Fall 2009 certification window???
It’s never too late! HRCI committee members are currently planning the schedule for our Fall Study Group! Past participants agree that the Study Group is well worth their time and assisted them in not only preparing for the exam, but also enjoying the journey in the process!
Stacey Farner Eidell, PHR, a Spring 2009 Study Group participant says, “Without the continued support and encouragement of the study group I do not think I would have the coveted “PHR” behind my name right now. From the first meeting it is evident that everyone from Tri State is there for one reason – my success.”
The Study Group is sponsored by Tri-State as a member benefit to help serve the professional (STP) and advance the profession (ATP) while offering a designated time and place to meet with peers.
We invite all Tri-State members preparing for certification to come and collaborate in a comfortable, quiet environment, away from the many distractions of everyday life! Take time to invest in yourself while sharing the fellowship of others through open discussions about the preparation process. While this is not a facilitated course, you will have an opportunity to review and discuss preparation materials, ask questions, receive guidance, and drill each other with weekly practice tests. In addition, a co-chair will conduct drills during the sessions to help you prepare for the test.
The first Fall Study Group meeting is planned for Tuesday, September 22 from 6 – 9 pm at a location to be determined.
For further information, please contact:
HRCI Chair, Carla Wilson, PHR at carlawilsonphr@gmail.com or
HRCI Co-Chair, John Garofalo, SPHR at johngarofalo1@comcast.net .
Survey For Certification Study Group - Click Here | | |
This Issue Features:
- President's Letter
- Networking Article
- Working Parent Article
- Tri-State Meeting Information
- Certification Article
- Legislative Article
- Member News
- 2009 Conference Photos
Articles are needed for the Nov/December edition. Deadline for submission is October 15th. Please contact Sherry Tomlinson if you have any questions.
Click this link to access the newsletter: http://www.tristatehr.org/Newsletters/Sept-Oct%202009.pdf | | | The Cumberland County College Student SHRM Chapter is coordinating a Disability Seminar on behalf of the Human Resource Association of So NJ. All proceeds from the event go to the student chapter.
When: Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2009
Where: Conference Center at Cumberland County College
Time: 8:00 - 8:30am Registration; 8:30am - noon Workshop
Luncheon to follow
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The Delaware Valley HR Department of the Year Awards was founded in 1998. The awards program was developed to provide an event that would recognize HR departments for their accomplishments, while raising the bar for the industry. This year, the event will be held on November 19, 2009 at the Crystal Tea Room. Be a part of this honorable program by applying for an award, sponsoring, or registering to attend. Please visit the event website www.HRAwards.org for all 2009 event information.
Tri-State Members receive a $10.00 off discount. Please use the code: TRI09 when registering.
Daedline to register is November 17th.
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The 2010 Delaware Valley HR Person of the Year Awards Committee is proud to announce the launch of our new event website in conjunction with our 10 year anniversary! | |
The new website offers a user-friendly experience so you can:
The website is just the start of the exciting features in store for the 10th Anniversary Gala event, which will be held at a new location - the Hyatt Regency at Penn's Landing on Thursday, May 13!
Get all the details on the HR event that's been recognizing exemplary HR professionals since 2001 at: www.HRPersonAward.org
Connect to the Delaware Valley HR Person of the Year Awards on LinkedIn and Facebook now! | | | | |
Youth Participants between the ages of 16-24
Playing cards
Sports Equip. (basketballs, footballs, etc)
Board Games
Journals
Beauty Supplies(manicure/pedicure, make-up,nail polish, lip gloss)
Jewelry making kits
Body lotons
Costume Jewelry
Urban Teen Books(Nikki Turner, Terri Woods, Eric Jerome Dickey)
Word Search Books
Brushes, combs, hair products
Winter gloves & hats
Personal toiletries
Mens white undershirts(L,XL,XXL)
Mens & Women's thermal undergarments
Socks
Hand Sanitizers
Men's & Women's wallets
Hooded sweatshirts - men & women
Gift cards(Walmart, Old Navy, ShopRite, Applebees, CVS)
Bring donations to the November & December Tri-State meetings.
Please address checks to "The Work Group".
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As human resource professionals, we face ethical challenges on a daily basis—whether they are our own or we hear about them through employees and management. Our reputations, as individuals and professionals, depend on each of us serving the needs of our various stakeholders in the most morally responsible manner and leading our individual organizations to conduct business in an equally responsible manner.
The new Code elevates our ethics, our values and our commitment to this profession and those we serve.
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Featured in this edition of the Tri-Stater:
- President's Message
- HR Article: "Dealing with Cultural Misfits" by Jeff Backal, CEO of Team Builders Plus
- Member Profile: Alan Dean
- Preferred Vendor Spotlight
- New Members
- Save the Dates - HR Games & Career Management Meetings
- Upcoming Tri-State Meetings
Click here for the newsletter. | | | This issue features: -President's Message - 2010 Forecast - Member Profile - Preferred Vendor Spotlight - Career Management Group News -Non-Profit Committee News - Upcoming Meeting Notices
We encourage Tri-State Members to submit articles for publication. The next article for submission deadline is February 12 for the March 1st issue.
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HR GAMES FOR 2010
We’re looking for volunteers from Tri-State to assist in various roles during the 2010 SHRM HR Games. This fantastic event tests the HR body of knowledge in a “Jeopardy” game format among Collegiate teams in the Northeast part of the country. While the winning teams can advance to the finals held during the National SHRM conference, all those who participate have a chance to test their knowledge essential in obtaining PHR certification. The games are fast paced, competitive and fun for participants and volunteers alike. It is a great way to way to interact with students and make a contribution to the continued growth and development of our HR profession.
This annual event will be held on Friday and Saturday March 5th and 6th, 2010 on the campus of Shippensburg University however the actual competition is on Saturday, so that is when the vast majority of the voluteer needs are.
We are looking for a large number of folks to volunteer from Tri-State! I hope you can join us!
To be a volunteer: You will need to register on-line with SHRM...here's the link:
http://www.i-volunteeronline.com/SHRMRegionalStudentConferences.asp.
When registering, select the NortheastRegional Student Conference from the drop down menu and click go, you will then see a screen listing the volunteer positions available—select your volunteer position desired and select a room based upon availability. Once your information is entered press “volunteer” at the bottom of the screen. You will receive an e-mail confirmation; you must click the provided link to confirm. Check spam filter for this e-mail. Please note: Your information will not be visible to other volunteers.
Questions? Please contact Mindy Howard, Volunteer Coordinator at mindy.howard@yahoo.com. | | |

There are exciting things in store for the 10th Anniversary Celebration event for the Delaware Valley HR Person of the Year Award!
There are 3 ways you can get involved with this distinguished event:
Register
Attend one of the premier events for HR industry in the Delaware Valley! Seating is limited, so please do not delay. Early bird special ends April 2nd!
Sponsor
Sponsoring this prestigious event not only provides brand exposure to over 300 HR professionals, but it also shows your sincere appreciation for the industry that makes your organization run.
Donate
Donate an item for the Silent Auction to benefit Ann Silverman Community Health Clinic, which provides free medical care for uninsured low-income adults and children in the central Bucks County community.
The 10th Annual Delaware Valley HR Person of the Year Awards Dinner and Presentation will be held Thursday, May 13th at an all new location - the Hyatt Regency at Penn’s Landing.
Visit the new www.HRPersonAward.org to learn more about our prestigious 10-year history!
Connect to the Delaware Valley HR Person of the Year Awards on LinkedIn and Facebook now!
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This issue ot the Tri-Stater includes:
- President's Message
- India: A Land of Constrast and Opportunity
- Conference Speaker Announcement
-"Back to School in 2010" article
- Member Profile: Lauri Plante
- Newly Certified Members
- In the News
- Preferred Vendors
- SHRM Scholarship
- Meeting Notices
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