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About Us

We welcome you to the CES-NCC – the largest of 12 regional chapters of the Canadian Evaluation Society. The CES-NCC is a bilingual association, representing approximately 440 members; including 95 designated Credentialed Evaluators (CE). Chapter membership involves professionals from the government sector (62%), the private sector (23%), and social sector (15% including the non-profit and sector and the education), all located within a 50 kilometer radius of Parliament Hill in Ottawa.

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Latest Events

  • 2025 Annual Learning EventFebruary 25, 2025
  • 2024-25 Karl Boudreault Award NominationsFebruary 7, 2025
  • 2024 Annual General MeetingNovember 21, 2024
  • Essential Skills Series (Federally-focused)November 4, 2024
  • 2024-2025 CE Designation Mentorship Cohort (Application deadline)September 20, 2024

Professional Development

The CES-NCC offers beginner and intermediate-level professional development workshop and courses on various subjects.

The CES-NCC hosts an Annual Learning Event featuring a full day of keynote and concurrent presentations.

The CES-NCC also offers breakfast sessions and other networking opportunities for members.

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EDI and Sustainability

In 2021, the CES-NCC Board created the Equity, Diversity, Inclusion (EDI) and Sustainability portfolio, with a view to offering EDI professional development opportunities, finding ways to reduce the environmental impact associated with our events, and developing an EDI and Sustainability commitment.

Among the different initiatives underway, the board created the EDI Fund, offering financial support to cover up to 80% of cover costs associated with participating in CES-NCC professional development events.

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