For the first time ever, ALARM is launching the annual Risk Awards in autumn, to give every one of our members and partner practitioners the opportunity to enter.
This is how you can showcase the very best in risk management, resilience planning, and business continuity in your organisation. You or your team could be a winner, so enter now!
There are nine categories to choose from. You can enter more than one category, and most categories are open to non-members of ALARM. Your entries can be based on ongoing projects as well as established programmes of work.
The ALARM Risk Awards present a chance for teams and individuals to promote and share ideas and learnings, and to accept accolades publicly for the excellent work they do.
ALARM Risk Awards 2024
Winners will be announced at the 2024 ALARM Risk Awards dinner, an important element of ALARM’s National Conference taking place from 16 to 18 June, which in 2024 is themed Times are changing.
Our Risk Awards dinner takes us back in time to the Swinging sixties. It’s a great excuse to get out our glad rags and vibe the velvet, swank those mini-skirts, groove those geometric prints, and channel your inner Austin Powers!
Staged on Monday 17 June at the Kimpton Clocktower Hotel, Manchester, the Awards dinner will be a groovy black-tie event too good to miss.
Winning Professional of the Year was the pinnacle of my career. Winning an ALARM Award ratifies the work we all undertake and elevates the status of your organisation among peers as developing and implementing best practice. It raises the profile of individuals within their organisations and within their networking groups, enabling relationship building by sharing activity that has been recognised by the awards. Even being shortlisted for an award is a huge achievement among professionals, but to win is just brilliant.
Whether you are nominated or nominate yourself, it’s important to highlight the work that we as risk professionals are doing as all of the nominees have great achievements. To be shortlisted with talented risk professionals, and then win on the night, was amazing!
The Awards are a great way to capture and showcase all the fantastic work your team and organisation has done or is doing. It was a real sense of achievement for the Risk Team and the Council to be recognised by our industry peers. We have by no means completed our risk management journey, but it is great to be commended for what we have done to date.