Are you thinking of starting your Emerald Awards nomination and really want to make a splash? Check out our top tips for writing a great nomination!
- Give yourself time – You need to provide a third-party reference to go along with your nomination, so make sure you give yourself enough time to get one lined up.
- Keep it clear and concise – We know you could probably write a novel on your project (and we would love to read it!) but, most questions on the nominations form have a word count. By keeping things clear and concise you’re able to show the judges the information that matters most to your nomination. Pro tip: you can use bullet points!
- Describe your project/organization as if you’re talking to someone who has never heard of it before
- Provide both qualitative and quantitative data – Including both types of data will allow our judges to see the full impact that your project has had on the environment!
- Use the supporting materials option to show us the impact of your work – You can include pictures, videos, pdfs, and much more to help give our judges a deeper look into your work.
- Proofread your nomination before you click submit – Try reading it out loud or sharing it with someone who knows your work so they can give their input.
Get started on your nomination today!
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