IRMI Calls For Gary E. Bird Horizon Award Nominees
Release Date: Aug 12, 2002
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DALLAS—International Risk Management
Institute (IRMI) announced that it is seeking nominees for this year's
Gary E. Bird Horizon Award, formerly known as the Construction Risk
Management Best Practices Award, to be given at the upcoming 22nd IRMI
Construction Risk Conference (November 11-14, 2002) in San Diego. The
winner will be announced at a special awards lunch during the Conference
on Wednesday, November 13.
The award is open to all full-time business professionals charged
with managing construction risks for their employers who have been in
their current position at least 3 years at the time of application for
the award and who were involved in the development of a construction-oriented
risk management technique or process that has proven to be innovative,
cost-efficient, and effective.
Applications may be submitted for any of the following categories:
Loss Control, Risk Financing, Risk Transfer, or Risk Analysis. Judging
is based on innovativeness, adaptability, cost-efficiency, effectiveness,
and current applicability. The judging panel will comprise leading construction
industry specialists including an insurance broker, an insurance company
representative, a risk management professional representing owners,
a risk management professional representing contractors, representatives
of professional construction organizations, and an IRMI representative.
Candidates may be nominated or may nominate themselves. The deadline
to submit a candidate is September 1, 2002.
See further information and
submission packets or contact IRMI as follows: telephone 800-827-4242 (in Dallas
972-960-7693); fax 972-371-5120; or
contact us.
Visit IRMI.com to obtain an award submission packet and read about
our 2001 winner, Mr. TJ Lyons of Rifenburg Construction, Inc., who was
honored with the Construction Risk Management Best Practices Award for
adapting the OSHA Voluntary Protection Plan (VPP) Accreditation for
use in the road construction industry.
The winner will receive roundtrip airfare, hotel accommodations,
and a complimentary registration to next year's Construction Risk Conference
in Chicago November 17-20, 2003, as well as an award and recognition
at this year's Conference.
For further information, contact the Conference coordinator at International
Risk Management Institute, Inc., 12222 Merit Drive, Suite 1450, Dallas,
TX 75251-2276. Telephone 800-827-4242 (in Dallas 972-960-7693) or fax
972-371-5120; or visit IRMI's website at
www.IRMI.com.
Founded in 1978, International Risk Management Institute, Inc., (IRMI),
is a Dallas-based research and publishing organization specializing
in risk management and insurance reference manuals, books, and newsletters.
These references and the firm's website, IRMI.com, provide practical
strategies and tactics for insurance buyers, human resources professionals,
risk managers, agents, brokers, underwriters, claims adjusters, and
attorneys. IRMI is also the sponsor of the annual IRMI Construction
Risk Conference, which is the only national symposium devoted exclusively
to managing and insuring construction risks. Visit
www.IRMI.com, or call 1-800-827-4242
for more information.