DISTINGUISHED CONTRIBUTION TO PROJECT MANAGEMENT

Award Criteria
Recognises an individual who has:

1. Made an outstanding contribution to the practice of the project management profession
2. Demonstrated significant thought leadership and initiative in advancing project management concepts, techniques, practices, or theories through the effective application of project management principles

Award Eligibility

1. The nominee may work in any field, such as business, government, non-profit, academia, research, consulting, training, etc.
2. The nominee must be based in Australia
3. Self-nomination is not permitted.
4. The nominee must be a current practitioner in the field, so at least some of the distinguished contribution cited in the answers below must have been made between the period 01/03/2018 and 28/02/2019.
5. The distinguished contribution may or may not be directly connected to the PMI, so membership of the PMI for the nominee is encouraged but not mandatory.

Number of Awards
• One recipient and two finalists will be awarded annually.
• PMI reserves the right not to select any recipients for a particular year if the evaluations performed indicate that nominations do not meet the stated criteria.

Nomination Process
All nominations must use the Nomination Form, available below –

To use the online form –

• it’s best to save your answers in a separate document, then cut and paste from this into each answer section on the form
• click the ‘submit now’ button when you have finished

To use the downloadable form –

• complete the form and then email it to awards@pmiaustraliaconference.org.au

Please make sure to follow the guidelines provided on the form.

The judging panel may contact the Nominator or Nominee for additional information or with questions, if required to support the application.

Contact us on awards@pmiaustraliaconference.org.au if you have any questions.