The ICAEW Outstanding Achievement Award celebrates the work of chartered accountants across all the fields and disciplines in which they have an impact and their efforts to benefit society at large.
Awarded each year, it recognises one individual ICAEW member who has served the community in the broadest sense. It is recognised as the profession's most prestigious award.
Nominees can come from the profession, business, academia, the public sector - any walk of life - but they must have made a significant contribution in more than one field of endeavour. Recent winners have included Teresa Graham, Peter Wyman, Sean Mahon, Frances Done, Deepak Parekh and in 2011 Sir Martin Broughton.
The award is determined by an independent judging panel, some of whom are not accountants. It is chaired by Peter Wyman, a former ICAEW president.
Nominations are now invited for the 2012 Outstanding Achievement Award and can be made by any individual anywhere in the world. Nominations should outline the reasons why an individual should be considered and details of the outstanding contribution they have made. Nominations should be sent in writing to ICAEW Outstanding Achievement Award, c/o Katie Mooij, 22 Melton Street, London NW1 2EP.
The deadline for the nominations is 31 October 2011.
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