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Nadine Sutcliffe, Vice President and Manager of Operations at the k (CPKN), was presented with the Employee of the Year Award last night at the Innovation and Technology Association of PEI’s Gala Awards Dinner.  

CPKN, a not-for-profit organization that develops and delivers e-learning to the Canadian police and law enforcement sectors, is a derivative of Holland College’s Justice Knowledge Network.

Nominated for her outstanding work in advancing e-learning in the Canadian policing community, Nadine was one of several winners in categories that recognize successful Island IT companies.

“Nadine is a driving force behind the success of CPKN,” says Sandy Sweet, company President.  “While she balances a complex web of projects and initiatives, her exceptional way with people has been central to building a highly effective team and a highly valuable network of partners, contributors, and clients. “

Nadine joined CPKN in 2006 and has played a pivotal role in building a national community of collaborators who are investing in, and realizing the benefits of, e-learning as a highly effective tool for police training.  In a sector as traditional as law enforcement, this has not always been an easy road, but she has met, and worked through, the barriers and challenges with a pioneering spirit and undeniable enthusiasm. 

“This award is a real surprise and honour,” says Nadine. “And while I have been the lucky recipient of this award, you can be assured that the work that we do at CPKN is very much a team effort.”

“We are very aware of the contribution that Nadine makes to our organization on a daily basis,” says Sweet. “She is a valued member of our team and we welcome the opportunity to share our appreciation for her.”

In this picture: Nadine Sutcliffe, joined here by Sandy Sweet, was named Employee of the Year at ITAP?s Gala Award Dinner.