During the last week of April I traveled to Atlantic City, New Jersey to attend the Better Tomorrows (BT) National Conference. This year it was held at Resorts Casino Hotel. I am on the conference committee and am responsible for general organization during the conference and most importantly microphones, projectors, screens, laptops, etc. It is a lot of work but so much fun!
Prior to this years conference I received an email that I was chosen for the 'High Achievers' of the year. I was invited to a special meeting then we went to an amazing lunch on the boardwalk! Over the next couple of days I continued my responsibilities to the committee while attending break-out sessions and training seminars.
Thursday night we were invited to an Awards Banquet and dinner. During the banquet I received an award for being on the conference committee, an award for 10 years of service and an award for 'High Achievement'. It was so fun and felt great to be recognized for my hard work.
There were many awards given out to so many talented and amazing people. The night was getting more and more emotional! Rebecca (the BT CEO) was announcing the Ambassador Award for the year. This award is given to one Senior Site, one Family Site and this year they gave one out to a person in the National Office. Traditionally given to Social Service Coordinators. We all awaited anxiously to see who would receive this prestigious award!
CAN YOU BELIEVE THEY CALLED MY NAME????!!!!! It was one of the most amazing nights of my life and I will never forget it. Below are some pictures so you can relive the moment with me. Enjoy!
PS. Thank you to ALL the staff and residents at Shirley Futch Plaza. It is because of YOU that I was able to receive these awards ;)
High (over) Achievers:
Ambassador Award Recipients:
With Rebecca (BT CEO):
Conference Committee (we ROCK!):
Senior Team:
All of BT:
Monday, June 20, 2016
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Ambassador of the Year - couldn't get any better. You deserved it.
Ambassador of the Year - can't get any better than that. You deserved it.
Janice Jenkins
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