Six local businesses recognised valued employees at Narooma Rotary’s annual Pride of Workmanship Awards at a special dinner at Narooma Golf Club on Thursday.
“These Awards give local business people the opportunity to publicly recognise one of their staff who goes above and beyond,” said Narooma Rotary President Ange Ulrichsen.
“It’s a chance to show their appreciation to someone with outstanding qualities in terms of approach, attitude, dedication and commitment to their job.
“Most importantly, Pride of Workmanship is not a competition. It’s a recognition of individual achievement and commitment.”
Ms Ulrichsen presented awards to:
- Rebecca Harrison of Dalmeny Long Day Care (collected by former awardee Teagan Nicholson)
- Michelle Booth of Estia Health Dalmeny
- Mia Turner of Maven Dental Narooma
- Islah Lopez of Narooma Community PreSchool
- Lynn Bond of Narooma Public School
- Michele Sacoor of Oyster Farmer’s Daughter.
Awards organiser Laurelle Pacey said these Awards are a highlight of Narooma Rotary’s year.
“I’m always quite moved by what employers say when nominating an awardee,” she said. “What these Pride of Workmanship Awards show is that these businesses care about their employees and our community is the richer for that.”
Above: At Narooma Rotary Pride of Workmanship Awards on Thursday: organiser Laurelle Pacey, left, Michelle Booth of Estia Health Dalmeny, Michele Sacoor of Oyster Farmer’s Daughter, Lynn Bond of Narooma Public School, Mia Turner of Maven Dental Narooma, Teagan Nicholson of Dalmeny Day Care for Rebecca Harrison, Islah Lopez of Narooma Community PreSchool, and Narooma Rotary President Ange Ulrichsen.
