2010 CFC Award Recipients
Traveling Chair / Most Valuable Campaign Award: (Large/Medium/Small) To the agency that shows outstanding results in all aspects of the campaign. The campaign chair will review and make final award selections. (CHOSEN by the CFC CHAIR)
- Large – Social Security Administration, Auburn Teleservice Center
- Medium – General Services Administration, Auburn
- Small – Small Business Administration
OVER the TOP (Participation) Award: (Large/Medium/Small) To the agencies that show the greatest percent increase in participation. (Determined by Awards Committee)
- Large – U.S. Postal Service, National Distribution Center
- Medium – U.S. Coast Guard Ship Midgett
- Small – Peace Corps NW Region
Most Creative Campaign: To the agency that had the most innovative and creative programs that fostered good will in support of their campaign. (Chosen by Awards Committee)
- U.S. Census Bureau, Regional Census Center
Campaign Coordinator of the Year: The CC who best exhibited the spirit of the CFC in completing their job that includes organizing, planning and implementing their workplace campaign. (Chosen by Awards Committee)
- Karolyn Barnes – VA Benefits Administration
- Janine Springer – U.S. Postal Service, Riverton Station
Most Valuable Volunteer: Nominated by LE and CC – the key worker or person who volunteered to assist in the campaign and made a valuable contribution in their agency to the overall success of the campaign. (Chosen by Awards Committee)
- Brooke Weber – Social Security Administration, Auburn Teleservice Center
Federal Leadership Award: The most dynamic, supportive and motivational management official that provided the strongest support for participation in the CFC. (Chosen by Awards Committee)
- Katherine Nash – U.S. Postal Service
Richard F. Murphy Inspirational Loaned Executive: (Chosen by their peers)
- Steve Tyseling – U.S. Postal Service, Issaquah Station
*** Large = Over 350 Employees
** Medium = 100 to 350 Employees
* Small = Less than 100 Employees
