HAVE YOU DECIDED ON YOUR ENTRIES FOR THE 2018 EEAA AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE?By Exhibition and Event Association of Australasia , 24 August, 2018We have 21 categories with a refreshed criteria in the 5 “show” categories. Have you decided what you will enter? Check out the list of award categories below. Make a start on your entries now. HANDY HINTS We have collated a few tips to guide you through the entry process. Use them to ensure your entry has the best chance to win: 1. Be sure to answer the question. Don’t be penalised for failure to address what the judges are looking for. Make sure your entries are well-written, concise and that the content and support material is relevant. 2. Be aware of the weighting for each question: For more transparency we are showing you what each question is worth – make sure you note this. 3. Substantiate your claims with results: Include supporting evidence such as third-party audits, research findings and financial results (these can be expressed as percentages if you can’t disclose actual numbers). This gives the judges a window into the success of your show. 4. A picture says 1000 words. Use powerful visual support material like video, editorial, photographs, graphs, charts and tables to demonstrate and substantiate your claims. You are able to attach a max of 4 x A4 pages, take advantage of it! Don’t miss your chance to celebrate with your colleagues and industry peers when we all come together at ICC Sydney on 5 December for our gala dinner. Entries close 21 September! Find out more about the EEAA 2018 Awards for Excellence Enter Now
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