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  • 2024 ALGIM Awards

    • Entries close 20 September 2024
    • Ensure you have read the Award Guidelines before completing the entry form
    • Please ensure you press submit at the end of the process so your entry is sent to the ALGIM team.


    If you have any questions please email us at admin@algim.org.nz

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  • Professional Excellence Team Award

    This award recognises outstanding teams who provide high-quality services in any of the following disciplines: ICT, geospatial, IM, web, digital/comms and CX services through the delivery of the outcomes sought by their organisation.
  • Entry Information

    Nominations for the Professional of the Year Award will be assessed on the following criteria:

    Demonstrated professionalsm, leadership and team development
    (20 points)

    Describe the team's commitment to upholding high professional standards in their conduct, communication, and interactions both within the team and with external stakeholders.

    Describe how your team situation fosters a positive work environment, encourages professional growth and demonstrates strong leadership qualities. 

    Descibe initiatives that support employee development, mentorship or knowledge sharing.

    Explain how your leaders guide your team towards success by inspiring and motivating team members.

    Adapatability and resilience
    (20 points)

     Describe your team's ability to adapt to changing circumstamces, overcome obstacles, and maintain productivity in the face of challenges.

    Consider their response to unforseen events or crisises.

    Collaboration and team work
    (20 points)
     Describe the team's ability to work collboratively and effectively as a unit. Consider the level of communication, cooperation and support among tea members.
    Exemplary performance and customer satisfaction
    (20 points)

     Assess the team's achievements in surpassing performance expectations, meeting or exceeding key performance indicators and delivering outstanding results.

    Consider the impact they have made and the outcome they have achieved.

    Innovation
    (20 points)

    Describe how your team has demonstrated innovative thinking and creative problem- solving in addressing challenges or improving service delivery.

    Provide examples of their ability to implement new ideas and initiatives. Describe innovative initiatives developed or incorporated by your team in the past 18 months. Explain why these initiatives are innovative within your organisational context and discuss their impact(s).

    • The nominator needs to explain in up to 750 words (bullet points accepted) why the team should be considered for this award. Refer to the points allocation guide above for guidance on the key points your nomination should address. If you'd prefer, you can upload this information in a word document using the upload button below. Please ensure you include all the information required.
    • Email admin@algim.org.nz any additional material, media and references that help to provide a clear understanding of your nomination. ALGIM asks that you consider the size of any such supplementary information when you submit your nomination.
    • The judging panel’s decision is final
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  • Training and Development Grant

    This award is to allow for the trainingand development of staff workingin these disciplines in a local authority. The award aimsto support professional development opportunities for staff within the sectorand to recognise individuals who have displayed excellent potential within theappropriate disciplines.
  • Entry Information 

    Nominations for the 2024 ALGIM Training and Development Grant will be assessed using the following criteria:

    Career Growth
    (40 points)

    Outline your experience in your discipline and what you intend to achieve by attending a conference/course /study tour approved by ALGIM.

    Describe the long-term benefits and value that this opportunity will bring to your personal growth, professional career, and the broader community or organization.

    Adaptability and Growth Mindset
    (15 points)
    Describe your willingness to embrace challenges. Provide evidence/examples that you have a growth mindset, can learn from failures, and are open to new perspectives and experiences.
    Potential Impact
    (15 points)

    Impact of the opportunity on your personal and professional development.

    Describe the skills, knowledge, or experiences you are likely to gain and how these align with your long-term goals.

    Motivation and Commitment
    (15 points)
    Provide examples of previous achievements or demonstrated dedication to ongoing learning.
    Relevance
    (15 points)
    Describe why the opportunity aligns with your career aspirations or desired skill development.
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  • Study Leave Permission

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    Please enter the details of the person authorised to grant this study leave


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  • AWARD CRITERIA / REQUIRED INFORMATION

    • The nominator needs to explain in 500 – 700 words (bullet points accepted) why their team should be considered for the ALGIM Team of the Year Award. Refer to the ‘Points Allocation Guide’ section below for guidance on the three key areas your nomination should address.

    • Email admin@algim.org.nz any additional material, media and references that help to provide a clear understanding of your nomination. ALGIM asks that you consider the size of any such supplementary information when you submit your nomination.

    • The judging panel’s decision is final.
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  • Collaborative Excellence Award

    The ALGIM collaborative excellence award has been created to recognise and reward local government staff working in any discipline at any level who are effectively collaborating regionally or nationally with other councils to deliver.
  • Entry Information

    Nominations for the 2024 ALGIM Collaborative Excellence Award will be assessed using the following criteria.

    Cross-functional co-operation
    (20 points)

     Describe how the organisation/team have effectively collaborated to foster a culture of shared goals and mutual support.

    Describe their ability to collaborate with individuals from diverse professional backgrounds and skll sets, creating a synergestic environment that maximises collective expertise.

    Stakeholder relationsjips and partnerships
    (20 points)

     Consider the team's efforts to engage, build partnerships and work collaboratively.

    Problem-solving through collaboration and inclusive decision-making
    (20 points)

     Describe how the organisation/team have effectively addressed complex challenges by leveraging the diverse strengths and perspectives of team members through collaborative problem-solving approaches.

    Provide examples of their commitment to inclusive decisioin-making processes, ensuring that all members can contribute ideas and provide input.

    Knowledge sharing
    (20 points)

     Describe examples of where the organisation/team have actively shared knowledgeand best practices within the organisation, contributing to the professional development of team members and fostering a culture of continuous learning.

    Measureable collaborative impact
    (20 points)

     Assess the tangible outcomes of collaboration, such as imporved project outcomes, increased efficiency or enhanced service delivery to measure the impact of the team's collaborative efforts.

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  • Jim Higgins Leadership Award

    The Jim Higgins Leadership Award has been created to recognise and reward local government leaders working in any discipline at any level.
  • Entry Information

    Nominations for the 2024 ALGIM Jim Higgins Leadership Award will be assessed using the following criteria:

    Long-Term Vision and Sustainability
    (20 points)


    Leaders should have a long-term perspective, considering the sustainability and future viability of the community and / or the community.

    Describe how the candidate addresses issues such as environmental concerns, and promotes sustainable practices within your organisation and/or the community.

    Ethical Conduct and Integrity
    (20 points)

    Provide examples where the candidate has demonstrated high ethical standards and integrity in their actions, acting in the best interests of the organisation and/or the community and demonstrated honesty, transparency, and accountability in their decision-making - showing a commitment to upholding ethical practices.

    Impact and Results
    (20 points)
    Provide a summary of the candidate’s achievement of tangible results where there has been a positive impact on the organisation and/or community. This could include successful implementation of projects, effective management of resources, improved public services, and measurable improvements in the quality of life for residents.
    Innovation and Adaptability
    (20 points)


    Provide examples of where the candidate has shown a willingness to embrace innovation and adapt to changing circumstances. Consider their openness to new ideas, encouraging creativity and experimentation, and their proactiveness in seeking ways to improve local government operations and services.

    Leadership Development and Mentorship
    (20 points)

    Describe the candidate’s investment in developing the next generation of leaders. Provide examples of where they demonstrate a commitment to helping and inspiring others to reach their full potential.

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