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Chair, Board of Directors, Year-End Message 2024

As we close out 2024, I am proud to reflect on the meaningful progress CPHR Alberta has made this year. Together, we have strengthened the value of the CPHR designation, expanded professional development opportunities, and fostered stronger partnerships with government, post-secondary institutions, and business leaders.

These accomplishments have positioned HR as a vital driver of organizational success, equipping our members with the tools and resources to thrive in an ever-evolving workplace. Guided by our 2020 strategic plan, the Board has remained dedicated to ensuring CPHR Alberta is innovative, inclusive, and sustainable.


To continue building on this momentum, we are seeking two Chartered Members and up to two Public Members to join our Board. Candidates should have prior Governance Board experience and bring expertise in areas such as strategic business leadership, financial management, legal expertise, or Diversity, Equity, and Accessibility (particularly with an Indigenous lens). These qualifications will ensure the Board provides the insight and vision necessary to guide CPHR Alberta into the future.


If you, or someone you know, meet these requirements and are passionate about contributing to the success of CPHR Alberta, we encourage you to apply or share this opportunity.


Applications close January 6, 2025.

  • Chartered Members: Apply through your member portal.
  • Public Members: Contact Heather McMaster at hmcmaster@cphrab.ca for application details.


As the holiday season approaches, I hope you take the time to rest, recharge, and celebrate your accomplishments. Thank you for your unwavering dedication to advancing the HR profession. Together, I am confident we will achieve even greater success in 2025.


Warm regards,

Geordie MacPherson, CPHR

Chair, Board of Directors, CPHR Alberta

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