Texas Payroll Professional of the Year Award
In 2001, the Texas Payroll Conference established the Texas Payroll Professional of the Year Award to recognize those payroll professionals, who have demonstrated their excellence and commitment to payroll.
To qualify, the payroll professional must have pride in and contributed significantly to the payroll profession. This professional has proven themselves and has excelled in Payroll and their career enhancing their knowledge and abilities through continued education. This payroll professional has at least five years experience in the Payroll field is respected, gives credit to and recognizes others, is a mentor to many, and has a plan for the future.
Award winners are:
2009 Tommy Windsor, CPP
2008 De Ann Williams-Doonan, CPP
2007 Glen Hilton, CPP
2006 Valery Noakes, CPP
2005 Barbara Youngman, CPP
2005 Stuart Evans, CPP
2004 Debera Salam, CPP
2003 Carolyn Huse, CPP
2002 Kathy Phillips, CPP
2001 Kay Tucker, CPP
For more information on how to nominate someone for this award, please contact Carolyn Huse, President – Elect 2008 Texas Payroll Conference at info@txpayrollconference.org.
Tommy Windsor,CPP
Tommy Windsor, CPP–2009 Texas Payroll Professional of the Year
Involved. Dedicated. Willing. Three words that describe this year’s Texas Payroll Professional. An individual that has continually stepped up to assist whenever asked. This individual has mentored team members in the office and out of state. They have assisted with the Education Committee of their local chapter and have watched students gain their FPC or CPP designation and then become teachers for the Chapter. They have held multiple Board positions in their local chapter and sat on the board of the Texas Payroll Conference. They have written training guides for their office and had the honor of presenting the material to their field offices. This person is always willing to help; always willing to sit down and spend however long it takes to educate someone on the complexities of payroll.
Our Winner says that they are lucky to have a job in a field that makes them feel vibrant and alive. They feel blessed that they can contribute to the profession by helping educate others, sharing their knowledge and igniting that same passion and drive for excellence. I know that this person has worked hard to stay current and connected and that both his employer and the Dallas chapter are lucky to have someone so willing to give back. Please join me in congratulating Tommy Windsor, CPP our 2009 Texas Payroll Professional of the Year.
