Remarkable leaders have great faith in their vision and their employees. They listen intently, they encourage others and they’re honest.
Rosalynn Carter said, “A leader takes people where they want to go. A great leader takes people where they don’t necessarily want to go, but ought to be.”
Each year, Greenhouse Management and Nursery Management, with the support of Syngenta, honor green-industry professionals who exemplify the leadership qualities needed to inspire and empower those around them and who work toward the betterment of the entire industry.
Who in the industry has inspired you?
Nominate them for a Horticultural Industries Leadership Award!
HILA is the only North American awards program to recognize recipients’ exemplary contributions to the horticulture industry, such as:
“The green industry is full of considerate and compassionate people who care deeply for their employees, their community and their colleagues,” says Kelli Rodda, editorial director. “It’s a tremendous privilege to not only honor these industry leaders, but to learn and share their stories each year.”
“The HILAs provide a perfect opportunity to acknowledge the efforts of extraordinary individuals in our industry,” says Nick Collins, publisher. “We want to thank our long-time sponsor, Syngenta, for their continued support in helping bring the HILAs to the greenhouse and nursery markets.”
We will begin accepting nominations for the HILA Class of 2024 beginning Oct. 2. In the meantime, visit our website, hila.hortgroupevents.com, to read about past winners.
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