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Jump to: RPI Best Practice Standards® Award2020 Award Submissions Now OpenView Past Best Practice Award Recipients 2020 RPI Best Practice® Award Form 2020 RPI Best Practice Online Submission RPI Awards are due at 5:00pm on February 3, 2020. Recognition Champion Award2019 Recognition Champion Award in Honor of Pamela Sabin View Past Pamela Sabin Recognition Champion Award Recipients
RPI Best Practice Standards® Program and AwardThe mission of Recognition Professional International (RPI) is to enhance organizational performance through employee recognition by:
We believe that employee performance is the key to success for any organization. We know, based on extensive research, that employee performance is enhanced by systematic employee recognition, which is defined as the acknowledgement of individual and team behavior that supports an organization’s goals and values. The purposes of the RPI Best Practice Standards® program are to:
The RPI Best Practice Standards® Awards honors organizations who implement the RPI Best Practice Standards®, which are based on knowledge gained from academic literature, professional conferences, and shared experiences in developing successful recognition programs. Standards are designed to be useful for the creation and evaluation of recognition programs in the public and private sectors, large and small organizations, and organizations with single or multiple locations or functions. There are seven RPI Best Practice Standards®: Standard 1: Recognition Strategy The RPI "Best Overall Recognition Program” award recognizes programs that are outstanding overall. Recognition Champion![]() If you or someone you know exemplifies the qualities listed below, please complete the Recognition Champion Nomination Form and submit it to the RPI office by the specified deadline. Include the individual's name, a description of the organization/company, a list of the recognition program(s) initiated by the nominee, and a description of the obstacles the nominee overcame to implement these initiatives. Include details about the outcome of the recognition initiatives. For example, indicate the percentage of total employees that participated; note if the organization realized its intended goals as a result of the initiative(s); note if the initiative(s) has/have become a part of the organization’s culture. Detail a specific recognition initiative that this person is especially proud to have developed. This award is presented at the RPI Annual Conference. Award recipients are asked to register and attend the conference to be recognize for their contributions to the recognition industry. The Recognition Champion Award in honor of Pamela Sabin honors people who exemplify the qualities of a recognition champion by the following criteria:
Criteria of a true recognition champion is an individual who:
Eligibility Guidelines:
Harkins Education AwardThis award is given by the RPI Board of Directors to recognize members who have provided leadership and commitment to RPI’ education initiatives. Past Winners2019: Cori Champagne, MIT Spotlight AwardsThe RPI Board of Director members nominate individuals for this award and vote on who receives these awards. The award is given for above and beyond behavior to those who continuously add value to the Association and whose dedication toward Recognition Professionals International is exemplary. Past Winners2019: Kathie Pugaczewski Thanks to our wonderful Awards Committee for their work:Best Practices (BP) Judges
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