CCGA Wins 2026 CPHR Manitoba Awards

Apr 29, 2026

CCGA’s Human Resource expertise and commitment to developing people was recognized during the 2026 HR Excellence Awards in April 2026. The awards are presented by Chartered Professionals in Human Resources (CPHR) Manitoba.

In the Professional Excellence Awards category, CCGA President & Chief Executive Officer Rick White received the Visionary Award, which recognizes non-HR executives who support and champion the HR function in their organization. Larysa Motruk, CCGA’s Vice-President of Human Resources & Organizational Effectiveness, was a finalist in the HR Executive Award, recognizing HR leaders who are driving change within their organizations.

In the Business Excellence Awards category, CCGA was awarded the HR Team Award for people leading business as a team. CCGA was also a finalist for the Ascent Award, which celebrates companies investing in leadership and talent development.

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