On Tuesday June 9th 2009, Easter Seals Sudbury District held its Annual General Meeting at Cambrian College. This event is used to recognize some of Easter Seals amazing volunteers and supporters.

Levert Personnel Resources Inc and its staff received 2 awards during this event. Please read below:

Sue Lekun started as an event committee member 3 years ago for Easter Seals Annual Ladies Golf Tournament and quickly moved into a leadership role for this event. Soon after that she was recruited to the Sudbury District Council as the new Chair of Fundraising and has also worked on the Vegas Gala Night Committee.

A strategic thinker, who has helped to move Easter Seals forward in achieving its goals, Sue was a perfect recipient for the Torch Bearer Award. This award is handed out to someone that has provided outstanding leadership to the district, to an event, services and programs.

For her dedication and commitment to Easter Seals, we would like to congratulate her on this award!

Secondly, Richard Levert and Levert Personnel Resources Inc. were the recipients for the Caring Corporate Award. This award is given to a business or corporation that has supported Easter Seals at the local level through the donation of time, talent, donation and sponsorship.

Richard and his staff are always generous not only financially, but also with the gift of time from employees. With contributions to the Telethon, Gala’s and Golf Tournaments, a congratulations is surely in order for this as well!

On Tuesday May 13th, the Greater Sudbury Chamber of Commerce celebrated the annual Bell Business Excellence Awards dinner at the Caruso Club with more than 400 people in attendance.

The awards paid tribute to businesses and entrepreneurs whose achievements and contributions to the community distinguish them from their peers.

There were 10 categories: Business Start-Up, Chairs Award, Company of the Year, Entrepreneur of the Year, Hospitality, Innovation; New Venture, Service Excellence, Small Office Home Office and Young Entrepreneur Award.

We are proud to announce that the Levert Group of Companies was presented with the Award for Service Excellence. Levert has always stood behind its ability to deliver a complete range of superior personnel service. We provide superior work-force solutions for our clients, long-term plans and short-term contingency needs. We continuously improve as a company and grow as professionals. We strive to be the employer of choice for our employees.

"This is a wonderful thing for Levert and for our Employees" said Richard Levert, President and CEO, To be recognized by our peers and by the business community in Sudbury is a very gratifying accomplishment that would not have been possible without the support of our Employees and the loyalty of our Clients. I would like to thank each and every Employee from the bottom of my heart for making this award possible.

Levert Personnel Resources Inc. welcomed Sudbury native, Richard Eldridge, to the position of Health and Safety Site Coordinator. Richard comes to us with an extensive background in health & safety, construction and mining. Richard is passionate about health and safety and is well known within the industrial community in Sudbury. He is currently a volunteer fire fighter.

Richard is a perfect addition to the Levert team and shares the common goal which is to maintain the well being of all individuals in the industrial and construction environment.

Safety is everyone's responsibilities and Levert Personnel Resources Inc. is pleased to have Richard on board!

Levert is proud to announce that it has become a corporate sponsor of The Human League Association in support of the Breakfast Clubs for Kids.

Research indicates that as many as 30% of children are going to school without eating breakfast. The Human League Association decided to undertake The Breakfast Club for Kids initiative to assist with this problem. Today, The Breakfast Club for Kids provides over 2000 meals a day to children through 20 different sites and 3000 snacks in the Sudbury and Manitoulin district.

Hungry kids aren't necessarily poor kids. The problem can and does cross all socio-economic groups. The Breakfast Club for Kids is free to all children regardless of their parents economic status.

For more information on The Human League Association, please go to www.humanleague.on.ca.