TORONTO – Global News’ Carolyn MacKenzie will be honoured by District 60 Toastmasters International for her achievement in the field of Communication and Leadership.
An award-winning journalist who has spent more than 15 years covering the biggest stories in the GTA and Canada. Carolyn joined Global News in 2005 as weekend anchor of Evening News before moving to her current role as weeknight anchor on News Hour Final.
“We’re pleased to congratulate Carolyn on winning the reputable Toastmasters award,” said Ward Smith, Senior Director, Eastern Region, Global News. “Carolyn is a strong leader within the community, working with many charitable organizations. She brings her passion and dynamic leadership traits into our newsroom every day.”
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When not reporting news, Carolyn enjoys time with her husband Chris, a Toronto firefighter, and her two children, Kate, 5, and Matthew, 2.
“I am so honoured to be receiving this award but even more proud about what it says regarding the work we do here at Global News,” she commented on the win.
“We strive to reach people, to connect with them on some level. This award proves we are doing just that, and for me, truly validates the hard work we do every day.”
Carolyn will be presented with the award Saturday, April 5 at the Communication and Leadership Award Luncheon at the Old Mill Hotel in Toronto.
The Communication and Leadership Award is given to a non-Toastmaster member of the community who has contributed to the well being of the community through their communication and leadership.
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