AEA Industry Appreciation Awards

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Oct 1, 2019

AEA Board of directors is pleased to recognize the extraordinary people that work in our industry. These dedicated individuals will be honored at both our industry Christmas Luncheons in Calgary and Edmonton. Nomination forms will be online by the end of this week. 

In the meantime, start thinking of people that have worked in the industry and influenced you for the past 50 years, 40 years, 25 years, go Getters and Honory Life Members. Criteria for these awards will be posted along with the nomination form. 

AEA is truly excited to recognize and honor the individuals that gave so much to the industry.

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