At last Thursday’s VILLAGE SUMMIT event in Sydney, the DCM Institute welcomed nine more Village Managers into the 1,000 Club.
Presented across five capital cities during the month of November this single-day event brought together the largest network of Village Professionals in Australia with more than 600 delegates attending across the county.
At each event, one of the highlights has been recognising Village Managers who are committed to their own professional development, to the point where they have achieved 1,000 Professional Development Points with DCM Institute.
Joining other Award recipients from around the country were:
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Lauren Jackson Brown, from Linton Village (RSL Lifecare).
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May Ann Fontimayor, from Rochford Place (Keyton).
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Jodi Martin, from Oxley Village (UPA).
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Sarah Fuller, from Uniting NSW.ACT’s Head Office.
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Eloise Knowles, from Uniting NSW.ACT’s Head Office.
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Doug Read, from Uniting NSW.ACT’s Head Office.
Professional Development Points are awarded to participants in DCM Institute’s Village Manager Professional Development Program each time a topic is completed, or an event attended either online, or in person.
“Most participants achieve 300 points per year, which demonstrates these professionals’ commitment to their learning and development over a number of years with us,” said Tiffany Folbigg, DCM Institute’s Operations Manager when presenting the award.
“The points serve as a transcript of each participant’s achievement. Over the course of VILLAGE SUMMIT, we have had the privilege of recognizing those who have excelled, year in, year out.”
Congratulations to Lauren, May Ann, Jodi, Sarah, Eloise and Doug.
