We asked IMAGE Business Editor Leonie Corcoran for her tips on how to make your IMAGE PwC Businesswoman of the Year entry shine
The nomination period for the prestigious IMAGE PwC Businesswoman of the Year Awards is open. We asked Business Editor Leonie Corcoran for her tips on how to make your entry shine
Every year the judges of the IMAGE PwC Businesswoman of the Year Awards tackle the challenging task of deciding on the shortlists and ultimate winners from an outstanding calibre of nominations. Nominees are up against tough competition and need to ensure they capture their business story and stand out from hundreds of other entrants.
Knowing all of this, writing an entry can be daunting but to make it more manageable and to make sure your nomination shines, I have compiled these tips from my experience and ideas from the judging panel. Let’s get started…Be aware of all your dates and deadlines. Put reminders in your calendar today. Ideally you will submit your nomination in the week before the deadline, allowing yourself the confidence to know you have done everything you can to share your story in the best way.
word limits as a blessing, not a curse. They force you to do one essential thing: cut the fat, then go back and cut it again. If you start by writing long, rambling paragraphs , turn it into a stack of bullet points. Have you used three words where you could use one? Use one! To put it bluntly, judges are interested in a concise presentation of information. Keep it snappy, and you’ll stay within the word limit pretty easily.
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