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September 26, 2024

Chris Benedetti Awarded the Hedley Palmer Award for Outstanding Contributions to Ontario’s Energy Sector

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Chris Benedetti Awarded the Hedley Palmer Award for  Outstanding Contributions to Ontario’s Energy Sector

Chris Benedetti, Managing Partner, Sussex Strategy Group, has been named this year’s recipient of the Hedley Palmer Award. This high honour is granted by the Association of Power Producers of Ontario (APPrO) during the annual Ontario Energy Conference.

The Hedley Palmer Award recognizes individuals who have contributed exceptional contributions to Ontario’s power generation industry. Over his 25-year career, Chris has been a key player in shaping policies and providing expert counsel on complex regulatory, planning, procurement, and political issues in the energy sector and beyond.

The Hedley Palmer Award 2024 Chris Benedetti

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A trusted advisor to a diverse range of clients, Chris has led numerous transformational client initiatives, helping businesses and organizations navigate regulatory frameworks, anticipate policy shifts, and achieve sustainable outcomes. His ability to bridge the gap between industry, communities and government has resulted in tangible, results-driven solutions across all parts of the energy sector.

Colin Anderson, President and CEO of APPrO, remarked on the significance of this award, “Chris Benedetti’s contributions to Ontario’s power generation industry have been exceptional. His deep expertise and thoughtful approach to energy policy have advanced critical initiatives across the province, and this recognition on behalf of the sector is well deserved.”

“I am truly honoured to receive the Hedley Palmer Award,” said Chris Benedetti. “This recognition is a testament to the incredible efforts of many partners and colleagues in Ontario’s energy industry. I’m privileged to be part of a sector that plays such a critical role in shaping our energy future.”

Known as Canada’s premier public affairs firm, Sussex delivers exceptional services that empower clients to navigate the complexities of the public landscape and achieve their goals with confidence and clarity.

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