Award Nomination Form
Structured nominations with category, evidence, and nominator details.
5 questions · 1 page · about 4 minutes to answer · fully editable after you start
Award programmes sink under freeform nominations that judges cannot compare. This form structures each nomination: who is nominated, for which category, the concrete achievements that justify it, and the story that brings it to life – plus the nominator's relationship, which judges need for context.
Every nomination arrives in the same shape, which makes shortlisting a reading exercise instead of an archaeology dig. Close the collector at the deadline and the judging pack exports itself.
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Make a nomination
Use this form to nominate a person or team for an award. Tell us who they are and why they deserve it, with specific examples. It takes about 4 minutes.
Q1.Who are you nominating? (Name and team or organisation)*
Q2.Award category*
- Leadership
- Innovation
- Community impact
- Rising star
- Lifetime achievement
Q3.What specifically did they achieve? Facts and outcomes.*
Q4.Tell the story: why does this deserve an award?*
Q5.Your name and relationship to the nominee*
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