Creating Award-Winning CASE Entries-Recording

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In this video, a panel of experts discusses the process of submitting nominations for the Circle of Excellence Institutional Awards. The panelists share their experiences and provide advice for first-time submitters. They emphasize the importance of being strategic in choosing which projects to nominate, considering factors such as impact, innovation, and collaboration. They also highlight the significance of metrics and return on investment (ROI) in the nomination process, urging submitters to showcase the quantitative and qualitative data that demonstrate the success and effectiveness of their projects. <br /><br />The panelists discuss the value of winning an award, suggesting ways to maximize its impact such as sharing the news on social media, internal newsletters, and team celebrations. They also encourage leveraging awards for additional resources, recognition, and career development. The panelists highlight the importance of judging and volunteering for awards, noting that it provides opportunities for learning, networking, and gaining a broader perspective of the industry. They mention the streamlined entry system for the Circle of Excellence Awards and explain that district-level awards are still recognized, with winners being chosen as the best of their district. The panelists also mention the availability of the awards gallery as a resource for inspiration and learning.<br /><br />Overall, the panel emphasizes the importance of strategic nomination, showcasing impactful projects, leveraging awards for recognition and resources, and engaging in the judging process and volunteering opportunities provided by the awards program.

Keywords

Circle of Excellence Institutional Awards

nominations

impact

innovation

collaboration

metrics

ROI

awards

recognition