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This honor is awarded to the practitioner that has made
significant and outstanding contributions to the
Dallas/Fort Worth area and the logistics profession.
This honor takes into consideration the candidates
contributions to the logistics discipline, research,
education and service to the community. This candidate
is
recognized as a leader in the logistics profession in
the DFW Metroplex. Special
considerations are given to
his or her lifelong contribution to the logistics
profession.
Who is
Eligible:
All
Dallas/Fort Worth area individuals who have made
significant contributions to the field of logistics are
eligible for the LPA award. This includes industrial
personnel with responsibilities in a functional area of
logistics or distribution, warehouse personnel, carrier
personnel, educators-anyone who has made a significant
contribution to the advancement of logistics management.
For example, a person could be nominated for
contributions or innovations involving technology, for
contributions in educating others in the concept of
logistics, or for increasing the awareness of the
general business community of logistics management's
role in the overall economy.
Please note: Not eligible for consideration are the
current Dallas / Fort Worth Roundtable executive board
members (President, President Elect, Immediate Past
President, VP Programs, Secretary, Treasurer, VP
Education, VP Business Outreach, VP Technology) and the
current years Award Selection Committee.
Nominator's Responsibilities:
As a
nominator, you are responsible for demonstrating that
your nominee deserves this award. You must provide
evidence that your nominee has made a significant
contribution to the profession in the
Dallas
/
Fort Worth
area, and the contribution exceeds the level of
expectation of the individual's day-to-day job
performance.
To receive consideration for the 2007 Distinguished
Logistics Practitioner Award, the Dallas /
Fort Worth Roundtable must receive the nomination
recommendation and supporting data for the candidate no
later than February 28th of that year. Nominations
should be e-mailed to:
awards@dfwcscmp.org.
Information Required:
The
nominator is required to provide a detailed résumé of
the candidate's achievements and contributions. The
résumé may be up to, but no more than, five (5) pages in
length. It should describe specific aspects of your
nominee's business and professional experience, and
provide specific examples of the nominee's:
* Distinguished record of contribution to the discipline
of logistics
* Contribution above the normal expectations of the job
* Recognition as a leader in logistics
* Recognition as an innovator in logistics
* Commitment to education of the logistics profession
(both orally and written)
The
nominator can enlist members of the profession who can
support and/or expand upon the nominee's qualification
by including his or her supportive quotes, or
illustrative sentences/paragraphs, of the candidate.
Please keep in mind all
information cannot exceed five (5) pages in total
length.
Please include
the following information for both the candidate and the
person submitting the nomination:
- award for which the candidate should be considered
- candidates name, title, company, address, phone,
e-mail address
- submitter's name, title, company, address, phone,
e-mail address
Nominations should be e-mailed to:
awards@dfwcscmp.org. |
