The Society for the Environments (SocEnv) prestigious 2023 awards are now open for submissions, and close on 11 April.
… outstanding individuals who have….gone beyond what’s expected…
SocEnv writes:
Celebrating those going above & beyond in their fields!
Nominations are now open
Could you be recognised in 2023 for your outstanding environmental work? Or, do you know a deserving colleague who has recently gone above and beyond to protect or enhance the environment?
We are delighted to welcome nominations for the 2023 edition of the SocEnv Awards.
Nominate an outstanding Chartered Environmentalist (CEnv), Registered Environmental Practitioner (REnvP) or Registered Environmental Technician (REnvTech) before the 11 April 2023 at 9am, for free.
Designed to recognise those outstanding individuals who have innovated, inspired, and have gone beyond what’s expected in their recent work to protect, preserve, or enhance the environment, there are two prestigious awards up for grabs:
- 2023 Environmental Professional of the Year
- 2023 Registrant Newcomer of the Year
The latter is specifically available to those who registered as a CEnv, REnvP or REnvTech since January 2022. Hitting the ground running as a newly registered environmental professional is something to be celebrated. We therefore want to commend those who have thrived as a registrant in a short space of time.
Submit nomination for free
Nominees for both awards must be registered as a CEnv, REnvP or REnvTech. However, nominations can be submitted by anyone, including self-nominations.
To nominate an outstanding environmental professional, please complete and submit a nomination on our Zealous platform….
The nomination forms request details of the nominee’s (or your) commitment to professional practice, major achievements and how their recent work has made a real difference to protecting, preserving, or enhancing the environment and advancing the principles of sustainability. Nominees will be judged on the extent to which they have made a difference while demonstrating an outstanding record in the four main competences across each registration, as well as a fifth criteria that underlines exceptional outcomes:
- Application of knowledge
- Leadership
- Effective communication
- Personal commitment
- Exceptional outcomes.
