Loading ...Saxcies Nominations 2009
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To Nominate
Nominations are open to all SafetyXChange members. You can nominate yourself, your employer, a colleague or a company you admire.
- There is no limit to the number of entries that may be submitted.
- There is no limit to the number of categories a nominee may enter.
- All nominations must be made online.
A nominee is considered entered after receipt of a completed entry form. SafetyXChange may re-categorize entries if appropriate.
Saxcies nominations are open until May 8 so start writing those nomination essays and get them in soon!
Click the category to submit nominations
To Win
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SafetyXChange editors will select five (5) finalists from each category.
Finalists for the Henshaw Award will be judged by a special panel that will include John Henshaw.
Finalists for the Safety Hero of the Year, Trainer of the Year and Safety Program awards will be submitted to the SafetyXChange Safety Advisory Board. The SafetyXChange Advisory Board will choose a single winner of these three categories based on a review and analysis of the nominees.
Finalists for the SafetyXChange Contributor of the Year will be posted to the SafetyXChange website. Through a vote, the SafetyXChange online community will select a winner from the nominees in this category.
The Prize
Saxcies™ winners will receive:
- An attractive Saxcies™Award for prominent display.
- Public recognition, including:
- Posting to the SafetyXChange Saxcies™ webpage as an Award Recipient for 2009.
- Published special issue of SafetyXChange, sent to thousands of readers and posted online, highlighting all Award Recipients, including a description of the winning achievements.
- Feature article highlighting Award Recipients published in the Fall 2009 issue of Safety Smart! Magazine, sent to thousands of readers.
- Links to winners' websites (if applicable).
Each winner will also be granted rights to display the Saxcies™ 2008 Award Recipient logo in any and all business publications.
ABOUT THE SAXCIES™ AWARD
As an award, SafetyXChange has chosen a life-size replica of a helmet worn by warriors of the Greek city-state of Corinth from around 500 B.C. Why something so unconventional? For one thing, the helmet represents personal protection. More importantly, however, THIS HELMET was the gear able-bodied men of Corinth were expected to don when performing their duty of defending the city-state.
It's also the helmet seen in depictions of many of Ancient Greece's leading thinkers, such as Socrates, Plato and Aristotle. In short, the helmet embodies the qualities of citizenship, civic responsibility and enlightened thinking. That made it an ideal choice for the Saxcies™.
Contact
For questions or comments relating to the Saxcies Call for Entries, please contact Catherine Jones at catherinej@bongarde.com or by phone at 1.800.667.9300, ext. 228.
