Tips for Submitting a Strong Nomination
A great nomination goes beyond general praise—it clearly shows why this individual stands out. The more specific and thoughtful your responses, the stronger the nomination.
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1. Be Specific — Share Real Examples
Strong nominations include clear, detailed examples of impact. Instead of saying: “She’s a great leader.” Tell us: “She implemented a new training program that reduced turnover by 20% and mentors three team members who have since been promoted.” 👉 Tip: Think about moments, actions, and results that demonstrate her leadership and impact. |
2. Show Impact, Not Just Effort
We want to understand the difference she’s making.
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3. Tell a Story
The most compelling nominations paint a picture.
👉 Think of your responses as telling the story of why she is someone to watch. |
4. Highlight Growth & Potential
This award recognizes both rising and established leaders. Be sure to include:
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5. Don’t Skip the Details
Short or vague answers make it difficult for judges to fully evaluate a nominee. Take the time to:
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6. Draft Your Responses First
We highly recommend writing your responses in a separate document (like Microsoft Word or Google Docs) before submitting the form. 👉 This helps you:
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7. Review Before You Submit
Before submitting:
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