People’s Champion 2023 finalists announced

THE finalists for the People’s Champion 2023 category of Aberdeen City Council’s annual Star Awards have been announced. The nominees ...

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THE finalists for the People’s Champion 2023 category of Aberdeen City Council’s annual Star Awards have been announced. 

The nominees are: 

Alexander Gray, Andrew Christie, Carol Hannaford, and Karen Finch. 

The Star Awards are the Council’s annual staff recognition awards. The People’s Champion is chosen by the public.   

Earlier this year, city residents were invited to nominate a council employee who has made an outstanding contribution to the community. The top four have been selected by an internal panel of judges – and now the public are being asked to vote for a winner. 

Council Co-Leader, Councillor Ian Yuill, said: “Every one of the nominees deserves credit for being inspirational in their job, and especially our People’s Champion finalists. It is always rewarding to hear directly from the public about the great work our staff do.” 

Council Co-Leader, Councillor Christian Allard, said: “It is important that we highlight the exceptional staff within the council who go above and beyond in their role to improve the lives of the people Aberdeen.” 

To vote for your 2023 People’s Champion visit: Peoples’ Champion – 2023 The Finalists (office.com)       

Voting closes at 5pm on Sunday 1 October. 

The winner of this year’s People’s Champion will be revealed at the Star Awards 10th Anniversary ceremony on Friday 13 October 2023. 

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