2006 Innovation Day and AGM
Wilson Loree Award 2006
Wilson Loree retired as Branch
Head of Agriculture Business Management after
27 years with Alberta Agriculture, Food and Rural
Development.
A past director of the Canadian Farm Business
Management Council, he has been cited as "an individual
who exemplifies innovation, wisdom, and a constant
focus on the farm manager and the farm family."
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Do you know someone who's made a difference in the
field of farm business management?
The Canadian Farm Business Management Council is
seeking to honour such people with the Wilson Loree
Award. The award will recognize individuals or groups
who have made an extraordinary contribution to developing
and promoting new and positive change in agricultural
business management practices and expertise in Canada.
The Wilson Loree Award is now in it's fifth
year. Recepients to date are Ian
Hall, Master Instructor at Olds College in Alberta (2006).
Previous winners are Fédération
des groupes conseils agricoles du Québec (2003), Dr.
Len Bauer from Alberta (2004) and the Team
of Farm Management Instructors from the School of
Agriculture, University of Manitoba (2005).
The Council is looking for individuals or teams which:
- have made significant contributions in the area
of business management regionally or nationally
- have
demonstrated innovation in areas such as turning
research into practical management tools, adapting
best practices from other sectors to agriculture;
and finding new ways to deliver training, information
and resources to farm managers
- have served as a role model and a mentor to colleagues,
partners and clients, inspiring them to achieve their
full potential
- have demonstrated the abilities to
network and develop partnerships to include others
in furthering the shared goals and vision of the
agriculture industry.
The winner will be revealed at this year’s
Innovation Day banquet to be held in June 2006. The
recipient's name will be added to a plaque listing
winners of the Wilson Loree Award.
Funding for the Canadian Farm Business Management
Council is made possible through a contribution from
Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada’s Renewal element of the
Agricultural Policy Framework. CFBMC undertakes various
initiatives such as the Wilson Loree Award and provides
a range of services and information to farmers in Canada
to ensure the sector remains strong and viable.