VOLUNTEER TO BE A JUDGE FAQs
Question: We will be nominating our products and executives again this year. And we would also apply to preliminary judges. But would applying to become preliminary judges affect our nominations in anyway.
Answer: You can nominate your products and executives just as you have been doing every year. Go to the nominate page now and submit entries. You can also complete the application to volunteer as a preliminary judge. Apply now to become a preliminary judge. We will select a number of judges from the applications received to help us with the preliminary judging. If someone from your office is selected as a preliminary judge then that person will not be able to rate your company's nominations. However the selected person from your office will be able to read and rate other nominations that best match the selected preliminary judge's experience and industry.
Question: We are end-users of security products, can we apply to be preliminary judges?
Answer: Yes, apply now to become a preliminary judge.
Question: We are from a vendor nominating our executives and products, can someone from our company volunteer to be a preliminary judge?
Answer: Yes, apply now to become a preliminary judge. Please note that you will not be able to judge your own nominations. However, if you qualify, you'll be assigned categories based on your experience and industry. Most of the reviews and ratings are done through online collaboration. As a preliminary judge you will get exposure to other companies and individuals and what makes them successful.
Question: We are from PR agencies, can someone from our company volunteer to be a preliminary judge?
Answer: Yes, apply now to become a preliminary judge. Please note that you will not be able to judge your own client nominations. However, if you qualify, you'll be assigned categories based on your experience and industry. Most of the reviews and ratings are done through online collaboration. As a preliminary judge you will get exposure to other companies and individuals and what makes them successful.
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