Chairman's Award - Inside Edison - Edison International
Chairman's Award - Inside Edison - Edison International
Chairman's Award - Inside Edison - Edison International
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Organizational Unit Support<br />
Organizational Unit Leadership Role:<br />
As an officer, you plan an important role in the success of the Chairman’s <strong>Award</strong> program. Have fun with<br />
your program. This is a great opportunity to spotlight people who are making a difference in your<br />
organization.<br />
1. Please assign one Program Director and one Communications Liaison for your Org Unit to<br />
coordinate your efforts.<br />
2. Identify a Program Director to be responsible for managing the process within your Org Unit and<br />
ensure all program deadlines are met. We are requesting a Director‐level position because in<br />
many organizations Directors have served in this role in previous years and we want to have<br />
consistency across the organization. Also, Directors are not eligible to be nominated. In addition,<br />
the Chairman’s <strong>Award</strong> is a corporate priority and deserves executive attention. The Program<br />
Directors will oversee the nomination collection process and manage the judging to pick your<br />
finalists. They will also serve on the Winners Judging Team.<br />
3. Identify a Communications Liaison to help publicize the program, winners and deadline schedule<br />
within your Org Unit, and provide minimal nomination editorial support.<br />
4. Actively promote the award program to create excitement leading up to the winners’ recognition<br />
event tentatively scheduled for June 22, 2013.<br />
5. Celebrate the finalists and winners within your organization. Personally recognize your<br />
organization’s award recipients, highlighting their stories as examples of <strong>Edison</strong> <strong>International</strong>’s<br />
values in action. Personal recognition from senior leadership is a major component of this<br />
program’s prestige.<br />
6. Attend the Chairman’s <strong>Award</strong> recognition event. Your presence at the event will demonstrate your<br />
commitment to the program itself, but more importantly your commitment to the company’s<br />
values and culture.<br />
Chairman’s <strong>Award</strong> Program Director Role:<br />
1. Work with your Org Unit Leadership, Communications Liaison and other members of your team on<br />
promoting the overall program, encouraging nominations and managing the finalist judging<br />
process for your team.<br />
2. We’re using a “grass roots” nomination process across all business lines, where employees are<br />
encouraged to participate in the program to nominate their peers. This approach increases<br />
participation among employees. Employees may nominate their peers or a manager, managers<br />
may nominate their subordinates, and leadership may nominate their employees. However, teams<br />
may not be nominated.<br />
3. Please note that you may need to use additional personnel to review your nominations. Entries<br />
may require more editing, since specific details and anecdotes might not be included. Also, you<br />
may need to establish a process to ensure the claims made in the nomination are accurate.<br />
4. Form a selection committee of VPs and/or directors from the departments represented within the<br />
Org Unit to select the finalists for your group.<br />
5. You will also serve on the Winners Judging Team with a small group of former Chairman’s <strong>Award</strong><br />
Winners – including at least one union member – to pick the 30 winners.<br />
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The company reserves the right to modify or terminate the program at any time. The program is administered by Corporate Communications.<br />
All decisions of Corporate Communications regarding interpretation and application of the program are final.