CQI Volunteering Impact winner and finalist
The CQI Volunteering Impact award recognises the volunteering activity or activities which have made a demonstrable impact on the CQI, its members and/or the wider quality profession.
This year, we are inviting CQI and IRCA members to add their vote to our judging process and help determine the winner of this award. Voting will be open during volunteers week, from 2-7 June, and members will be sent an email through which they can register their vote.
Our winner and finalist are:
Winner
Derby and Nottingham network
The Derby and Nottingham network delivered a range of impactful webinars, career-boosting regrade workshops, and industry site visits. Their efforts empowered members, advanced professional development, and promoted diversity through events like the "Women in Quality" panel discussion. Their outreach continues to inspire future professionals and the CQI volunteering community.
CQI Volunteering Impact winner
Finalists
Branch Review Advisory Panel (BRAP)
The Branch Review Advisory Panel were vital in reshaping the CQI’s networks structure. Through regular workshops, they helped develop a more flexible approach to volunteering using a model which enhances CPD value for members, broadens volunteer activity, and unites the CQI’s regional branches and specialist interest groups. Their dedication will enable stronger stakeholder engagement, driving long-term collaboration across the CQI networks.
CQI Volunteering Impact finalist
Roxann Dawson
As a trustee of the CQI and Chair of the Governance and Risk committee, Roxann has played a pivotal role in ensuring that the governance and risk management of the institute remains robust and aligned with its strategic objectives. Her impactful initiatives, including a highly viewed and well-received webinar on resilient quality systems, demonstrate her commitment to practical, systems-focused quality improvement for CQI members.
CQI Volunteering Impact finalists