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CANADIAN PROGRAMS WINNING CSI AWARDS - 2017
For Communities 300,0001 to 1 million:
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For Communities 0 to 300,000:
For Communities 300,0001 to 1 million:
For Communities 1 to 3 million:
For Communities 0 to 300,000:
For Communities 300,0001 to 1 million:
For Communities 1 to 3 million:
For Communities over 3 million:
For Communities 0 to 300,000:
For Communities 1 to 3 million:
For Communities 0 to 300,000:
For Communities 1 to 3 million:
For Communities 0 to 300,000:
For Communities 1 to 3 million:
Coralie Wagner Memorial Award 2017
Mr Alex MacDonald, immediate past-President of CSI, Regional Chairman of Crime Stoppers Caribbean/Bermuda and Latin America Region, and Operations Director of Crime Stoppers Bermuda – in recognition of outstanding performance and commitment, personifying a spirit of community cooperation and demonstrating qualities of leadership on a local, national and international level.
Paul D Boudreau, Coordinator of the Year Award 2017
Sergeant Trevor Hanko, York Regional Police, Ontario, Canada – in recognition of outstanding performance and commitment, personifying a spirit of community cooperation and demonstrating qualities of leadership.
Gary Murphy Global Vision Award 2017
Yukon Crime Stoppers, Yukon Territory, Canada – in recognition of a recently established program that has achieved proficiency and positive results in partnership with law enforcement, media and the community; and as a dedicated and effective Crime Stoppers program.
The judges this year were:
Retired Detective Senior Sergeant
South Australian Police (SAPOL)
Chris Boltje is a retired former Detective Senior Sergeant with South Australia Police (SAPOL) having worked in general patrols, criminal investigations and specialist support areas; and as a manager in child abuse/neglect, family violence and victims of crime.
He holds degrees in Science (Psychology), a Master of Social Science and Certificates in investigation and training.
Chris worked extensively on legislative and inter-agency practice reform for victims of child abuse, was an inaugural member of an Interagency Child Abuse Assessment Panel, attached to the Attorney-General’s Justice Strategy Unit, and chaired working groups that developed an Interagency Code of Practice and Certificate level child abuse and neglect training courses.
He is a former Board member of Victims Support Services, NAPCAN Australia (National Association for Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect) and President of NAPCAN South Australia.
President
Public Relations Institute of Australia
Michelle Prak is a highly successful public relations consultant with more than 20 years’ experience in PR, corporate communications, media relations, social media, journalism, politics, digital communications and writing. She is President of the South Australian branch of the Public Relations Institute of Australia, a lecturer in PR at the University of South Australia, a state and national media commentator on social media issues and, since 2009, has been the keen caretaker of Adelaide social media community, SocAdl.
Michelle was appointed an inaugural mentor of the Women in Media (South Australia) program in 2015, is a former Board Member of Crime Stoppers South Australia and a former Board Member of SA Writers Centre.
Director of Strategy
ISI Australia Pty Ltd.
Samantha Hunter has over 20 years’ experience in community engagement and communications. She has spent more than a decade working in the community safety sector with roles including both Chair and Chief Executive Officer of Crime Stoppers Victoria (Australia), Deputy Chair of Crime Stoppers Australia and Director of the Victorian Country Fire Authority.
Samantha is the Director of Strategy and Stakeholder Relations for ISI Australia Pty Ltd, a leading innovator in public safety and law enforcement mobile command centres and surveillance tools, and a Director of the Werribee Football Club holding the portfolios of Women in Sport and Community Engagement.
Senior media adviser
NSW Department of Premier and Cabinet
Stuart Wallace has worked in newsrooms for 21 years. For the past 15 years, he has worked with Channel Seven television in its Sydney (Australia) newsroom, including 11 years as the station’s Deputy News Director. During this time, Stuart worked closely with the New South Wales (NSW) Crime Stoppers team to raise awareness about some of the program’s campaigns.
Most recently, Stuart has joined the office of the NSW Department of Premier and Cabinet – the lead central agency in the NSW Government – as a senior media adviser. Here he is responsible for managing the delivery of diverse communication and media campaigns and activities, and leading creative production and delivery of media materials across multiple channels, traditional and new (digital, print, radio, television, events and presentations), to promote State government announcements, milestones, initiatives and decisions.