Guelph, on – On Friday, January 24th, Gayle Ecker, director of Equine Guelph, was with a coronation medal by King Charles III of the honorable Michael Chong, the parliamentary for the Parliament for Wellington-Halon Hills, at a ceremony in the Acton Town Hall Center with one Parliament's coronation medal.
As director of Equine Guelph, Gayle's Leadership, Vision and Commitment has led horses -Guelph for 20 years to be a national and internationally recognized excellence center for the horse and teaches education and healthcare for the horse industry.
The coronation medal, a Canadian honor, is reminiscent of the crowning glory of its majesty king Charles III. As the king of Canada. In order to be a legitimate candidate, you have to have a significant contribution to Canada or a certain province, a territory, a certain region or a municipality of Canada or achieved an outstanding achievement abroad that cans Canada recognition.
The general governor's office is responsible for the management of King Charles III's coronation medal program.
“It is an honor for me to accept this award in the name of the Equine Guelph team,” said Ecker. “Our collective efforts have made evidence -based horse farms and social welfare resources worldwide accessible. I am incredibly proud of our achievements and delight about the global effects of our students and future ambassadors in the horse industry. “
Ecker was made by Dr. Moira Gunn nominated, the co-chair of the Advisory Board of Equine Guelph, who had the following to say:
“The King Charles Lll Coronation Award in Canada will be awarded to people who have made a significant contribution to Canada. I was elated to see Gayle Ecker, director of Equine Guelph, who awarded King Charles Lll's crowning medal. She received this award for her leadership, vision and commitment to the development of educational programs that concentrate on the horse industry. Through her leadership as director of Equine Guelph, Gayle has achieved thousands of youthful people and adults to give them the opportunity to make themselves passionate about horses and show them ways to develop their knowledge and careers in the horse industry. Thanks to the vision of Gayle, the infallible commitment and leadership of teams, Equine Guelph is excellent in the knowledge of horses, research and healthcare. This has caused horses -Guelph to be recognized nationally and internationally as an excellence center for the horse and training in connection with the horse. This award recognizes Gayle's personal contribution to Guelph's success in the past 20 years. She is certainly a worthy recipient. “
To learn more about Equine Guelph programs and resources, visit Equineguelph.ca.
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