Award Entry for 2011 is now closed.
Winners will be announced in September.

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ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS:

1. Entries must be geneated by the finance or treasury department of a company with annual revenue in excess of $50 million.
2. Only projects that have been completed by the end of May 2011 will be considered.
3. All entrants must be employed by the company submitting the entry.
4. Applicants must consent to be photographed and interviewed by T&R editors about the project for an article to be published in the magazine (this includes case study subjects for the Solution of the Year category)
5. Winners must be prepared to present their project and participate in topic panels at Treasury & Risk’s Alexander Hamilton Awards & Best Practices Summit in New York City on Oct. 25 and 26, 2011.
6. All entries are confidential and become the property of Treasury & Risk magazine. Please highlight sparingly any information that you believe cannot be made public.This could affect the judging, since the Best Practices Summit and Awards and magazine stories depend on the availability of information that can be shared with the industry.
7. There is no entry fee.

HOW TO ENTER:
1. Select the award(s) for which you’d like to make a nomination. Applicants may submit more than one entry in a category, and must specify that on the profile page. Click here to view the 2011 award categories.

2. Fill out the company profile section, write an executive summary and complete the questionnaire on the Online Submission Form OR the PDF Submission Form and send via email.

3. Once you have completed the entry, you will receive an electronic copy of your submission.

WHAT TO INCLUDE:

1. To help walk the judges through your project, begin your entry with an executive summary, no longer than 800 words that states the category you are entering and summarizes your project, the challenges encountered and the benefits realized.

2. Your answers to the questions on the entry form pages should provide qualitative and quantitative evidence supporting your claims.

JUDGING CRITERIA:

Our panel of distinguished industry experts will consider both quantitative and qualitative measures in determining winners. Quantitative measures include improvements in profitability or shareholder value through increased revenues, cost savings or both, realized through the successful implementation of the treasury program. Qualitative measures include an evaluation of the major problem that was resolved and its impact on the corporation or institution. Highlight any improvements in company operations and explain the benchmarks of success you used and how you performed against them.

For questions regarding the Alexander Hamilton Awards program, please contact Monique Ruff-Bell at mbell@sbmedia.com or 646.746.8868.

Winners will be notified by the beginning of September 2011.