CCW CattleWoman and Rookie of the Year Awards
Do you know someone who has exhibited outstanding service and gone above and beyond to promote the Cattle Industry? Nominate them for the Colorado CattleWoman of the Year or the CCW Rookie of the Year! If you have questions contact JoAnn McEndree, Heather Stinnett, or your quarter representative. You can also email coloradocattlewomen@gmail.com. Stay tuned for next year's nomination due date!
Colorado CattleWoman of the Year: The Colorado CattleWoman of the Year is an award presented at the CCA/CCW Midwinter Convention. Its purpose is to honor and recognize a Colorado CattleWoman who has represented the Colorado CattleWomen and the Cattle Industry by providing leadership in organization, promotion, education and/or legislative activities.
Qualifications:
Who can nominate: Locals, Executive Committee or any CCW member
Colorado CattleWoman of the Year: The Colorado CattleWoman of the Year is an award presented at the CCA/CCW Midwinter Convention. Its purpose is to honor and recognize a Colorado CattleWoman who has represented the Colorado CattleWomen and the Cattle Industry by providing leadership in organization, promotion, education and/or legislative activities.
Qualifications:
- Must be a member of the Colorado CattleWomen, Inc.
- May not be a current State Officer.
- Honorary Life members of CCW are not eligible.
- Nominee's name address and phone number
- Name and phone of person/group making the nomination. If a local is making the nomination please include an individual to contact.
- A one-page list of the nominee’s achievements in the cattle industry including offices held, chairmanships, special committees, promotion activities, state-sponsored activities, etc. Involvement in community activities will be recognized only if it impacts the industry.
- A nomination letter.
- 95% CattleWomen activities
- 5% Nomination letter
Who can nominate: Locals, Executive Committee or any CCW member
CCW Rookie of the Year: The CCW Rookie of the Year is an award presented at the CCA/CCW Mid-winter Convention. Its purpose is to honor and recognize a new Colorado CattleWoman/CowBelle who has served and promoted the programs and purposes of CCW in an outstanding manner.
Qualifications: Must be a member of CCW for no longer than three (3) years and have demonstrated outstanding service during the 12-months prior to nomination.
May not be a current State Officer.
Submit:
Judging Criteria: 95% CattleWomen activities
5% Nomination letter
Selection Committee: Vice President & Quarter Reps
Who can nominate: Locals, Executive Committee or any CCW member
Qualifications: Must be a member of CCW for no longer than three (3) years and have demonstrated outstanding service during the 12-months prior to nomination.
May not be a current State Officer.
Submit:
- Name, address and phone of nominee
- Name and contact info of person/group making the nomination. Please include name and phone of the contact person if local affiliate is making the nomination.
- A one-page list of the nominee’s achievements in the cattle industry including offices held, chairmanships, special committees, promotion activities, state-sponsored activities, etc. Involvement in community activities will be recognized only if it impacts the industry.
- A nomination letter.
Judging Criteria: 95% CattleWomen activities
5% Nomination letter
Selection Committee: Vice President & Quarter Reps
Who can nominate: Locals, Executive Committee or any CCW member
Previous Winners:
2018 CattleWoman and Rookie of the Year
2018 Rookie of the Year: Kelsey Pope of the Lincoln County CattleWomen
2018 Cattlewoman of the Year: Linda Yoder of the Lincoln County CattleWomen.
Congratulations ladies!
2018 Cattlewoman of the Year: Linda Yoder of the Lincoln County CattleWomen.
Congratulations ladies!
2017 CattleWoman and Rookie of the Year
Join us in congratulating our CattleWoman of the year, Gerri Colette from Fremont County, and our Rookie of the Year, Chandra Fisher from Lincoln County! Congratulations ladies, and thank you for all of your hard work!
Geri Colette, Fremont County
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Chandra Fisher, Lincoln County
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2015 CattleWoman and Rookie of the Year
Congratulations to our 2015 CattleWoman of the Year, Nancy Carlson, and our 2015 CCW Rookie of the Year, Kacie Burns!
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2014 CattleWoman of the Year
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Teresa Burns of the Black Mesa CattleWomen was voted the 2014 CattleWoman of the Year! Congratulations, Teresa!
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