IR Leader
March 17, 2026

Each year, CIRI refreshes the National Board and Chapter Executives and recognizes investor relations professionals who make a significant contribution to the practice of investor relations. These bodies and individuals are nominated by you – their peers. As a member of the IR community and CIRI, we ask you to submit your nominations for these important positions and awards. Self-nominations are also welcome.

CIRI National Board – Seeking up to three new directors. Submit your nomination before March 27.

Nominations for the Chapter Executive positions have closed; however, some Chapters are still accepting nominations. Please click on the link below to find out more and submit your nomination.

CIRI Alberta Executive – Seeking one executive
CIRI British Columbia Executive – Seeking three executives
CIRI Ontario Executive – Seeking two executives
CIRI Quebec Executive – Not seeking executives for 2026

Submit your nominations today!

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Each year, CIRI recognizes investor relations professionals who make a significant contribution to the practice of investor relations. These individuals are nominated by you – their peers. As a member of the IR community and CIRI, we ask you to consider nominating an IRO whose program, initiatives or leadership you admire or find inspiring and warrant recognition. You can also self-nominate.

CIRI’s Fellowship Award is the highest distinction for investor relations professionals in Canada. Fellows have made significant contributions to the advancement of the investor relations profession and CIRI throughout their careers. This prestigious, honourary designation recognizes CIRI members who, by their achievements, bring distinction to the profession and serve as role models for others. Click here to access the Nomination Form.

CIRI's Award for Excellence in Investor Relations honours individuals who have made an outstanding contribution to the investor relations profession and to CIRIClick here to access the Nomination Form.

Winners will be announced during the 2026 Annual Conference in Saint-Sauveur, Quebec, June 17-19. Click here to register for the Conference.

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