Scouting America, Green Mountain Council (GMC) has honored Eric Haskin, President and CEO of Waitsfield and Champlain Valley Telecom, with the prestigious National Outstanding Eagle Scout Award (NOESA) at a special awards ceremony that took place on June 10th in Waitsfield. This distinguished recognition celebrates Eagle Scouts who have demonstrated exceptional leadership, professional achievement, and service to their communities while upholding the values of Scouting.
Haskin was recognized for his leadership in expanding broadband access across Vermont and his ongoing commitment to community development and youth initiatives. His career reflects the principles of integrity, service, and leadership instilled through Scouting, making a meaningful difference in both the telecommunications industry and the local community.
“Eric has personified the Scouting imperative to help other people, at all times without regard to personal gain or recognition,” GMC Scout Executive and CEO Mark Saxon said. “We are truly grateful to have this opportunity to recognize such a selfless leader as an example to youth in this era of influencers and the attention economy. Eric has consistently done the right thing, for the right reasons without seeking acclaim and his impact on our community is undeniable.”
“I am deeply honored to receive this recognition,” said Haskin. “The lessons I learned as a Scout have guided me throughout my life and career, and I am grateful for the opportunity to continue to give back to the local community where I grew up.” Scouting America, Green Mountain Council continues to support youth across Vermont through programs that build character and leadership, exemplified by award recipients like Haskin.
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