I am pleased to write this as my first bi-monthly update in my new role as CES President.

The CES (Past-)President recaps what has been delivered by the CES in the past two months.

The CES acknowledges the Truth and Reconciliation Commission report and takes position.

March and April saw a flury of activity on the Conference front as well as with several other important CES files.

In January and February, there has been a flurry of CES activity on the professional learning front but we also delivered on other aspects of our mission.

The Canadian Evaluation Society is searching for a new president who will hold office for the period July 1, 2016 to June 30, 2018.

In November and December, your CES has worked hard at a number of priorities which concern you.

In September and October, your CES has worked hard at a number of priorities which concern you.

In July and August, the CES was heavily involved in overseeing the conduct of the evaluation of the Professional Designations Program (PDP), in bringing its policies and procedures up to date, in setting up actions plans for 2015-2016, and in finalizing the 2015-2018 Strategic Plan.