In total, there are over 190 finalists from more than 140 companies, representing a true cross-section of the HR profession's best.
According to Canadian HR Awards project director Jessica Duce, the finalist selection process was more tightly contested than ever this year, almost tripling the number of entries in 2017.
"The process of choosing a winner is both a diligent and meticulous one, with participation just in the nomination process alone growing year after year, but we relish such a task because we've become a trusted institution in the Canadian HR sector.
"We couldn't ask for a more comprehensive line-up of this industry's most dedicated, diligent and diverse individuals and organizations. They demonstrate the resilience, innovation and sheer management smarts it takes to build a thriving business today," she added.
So who made the shortlist? See the full list of award finalists here.
As the next step of the awards process, all finalists will have to complete a submission for an independent panel of judges who have been selected from across the HR profession. Winners will be revealed at a black-tie awards ceremony on Thursday, September 20th at The Liberty Grand, Toronto.
Full coverage of the 2018 Canadian HR Awards finalists will also be available in the next issue of HRD.
To reserve a table to attend the event click here or to find out more, visit www.hrawards.ca.
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Human Resources Director (HRD) is published in multiple editions in Canada, Australia, USA, Asia and New Zealand. The Canadian print edition is published quarterly, with a readership of 1,800. The print edition is supported by HRD Online, an online industry hub offering in-depth features, analysis of current HR issues, case studies and e-newsletters sent daily to 24,000 readers and subscribers across Canada. Content goes beyond industry standard, offering highly engaging, timely, relevant, innovative and entertaining articles. HRD has positioned itself as the magazine of choice for the country's most influential HR decision makers.
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