Organizational Representatives

• List of Organizational Representatives

Role of an APEX Organizational Representative

APEX is a non-profit association composed of professional executives of the federal public service. It is led by members for members. In order to provide services to executives, APEX relies on the active participation of Organizational Representatives as an important component of its delivery mechanisms.Organizational Representatives are the Association’s emissaries, speaking on its behalf within their own organizations. They are appointed by APEX based on the recommendation of the respective Deputy Head, or representative.

They are representatives of the association by ensuring that emerging issues facing the executive community within their organization are brought to the attention of the APEX leadership in a timely manner. They encourage their colleagues to take advantage of the benefits of membership and the services offered by the Association.

Responsibilities of an Organizational Representative:

• act as an ambassador to their colleagues on APEX membership, events, activities and information sessions;
• assist with keeping the APEX member database up to date by confirming the accuracy of the list of members in their organization;
• identify opportunities to assist APEX staff to make presentations to their executives or for APEX to be present with their booth;
• attend APEX Organizational Representative meetings to gain knowledge on upcoming events and activities;
• provide advice on the development of APEX programs and offer recommendations on member services;
• encourage their colleagues to participate in key APEX events (i.e., Recognition of Entry to the Executive Ranks, APEX Annual Symposium, etc.)
• disseminating APEX bulletins, and engage on APEX twitter account @APEX_GC;
• participate in webinars and events and attend the APEX Annual General Meeting.

List of Organizational Representatives