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Judges for 2008 - Watch this space! Announcement to be made at the Fellows House of Lords Reception -7th March 2008 If you would like to nominate an individual please call Tracey 07976 263745 or email mail@ioc.uk.com for the process of judging please see below 'Judging process'
Tracey Worth an ex chairman of the National Courier Association and Member of the Institute of Logistics and Transport again heads the co-ordination of the panel of judges. The Minster for Transport Dr Stephen Ladyman alongside Lord Falkland and Tracey Worth announced the 2007 panel of Judges for the National Courier Awards. In alphabetic order they are: Judges for 2007 If you would like to nominate an individual please call Tracey 07976 263745 or email mail@ioc.uk.com for the process of judging please see below 'Judging process' Tracey Worth an ex chairman of the National Courier Association and Member of the Institute of Logistics and Transport again heads the co-ordination of the panel of judges. The Minster for Transport Dr Stephen Ladyman alongside Lord Falkland and Tracey Worth announced the 2007 panel of Judges for the National Courier Awards. In alphabetic order they are:
If you would like to nominate an individual please call Tracey 07976 263745 or email mail@ioc.uk.com Judging process : All testimony's will be recieved by the secretary of the Institute of Couriers. (IoC) In the first reading all nomintions are read and selected for judging. This is carried out by the secretary of the IoC. The second round of nomination is assessed by three members of the judging panel. Selected by marks for skill, appitude, dedication, professional delivery and the additional application of applied practical competences. The third and final round sees the full judging panel sitting. At this stage nominations are accepted from those company's who have carried out their own internal selection process (in line with the National Courier Awards selection criteria) and nominate their selected category winners. All these nominations are then assessed, marked and graded. The number of individual winners per category relate to the number of nominations that made it through to the third round.This normally would be one quater or one third of the total. Please note that Post-humous awards will not be offered. Their is only one winner for the Corporate Safety Award. This category is selected by the President of the IoC, Viscount Falkland with a select committe of individuals from government and industry. Individuals generally take a two year role in the hot seat. Their task to judge the best of the best same day. New boys on the list for 2006 are Len Rainford from Sameday UK and David Isles of Prestige Couriers. Instigator and mentor Carl Lomas has done the full ten years. Trevor Magnor and Ian Mutch bring a strong independence to the panel representing the UK rider groups, BMF and MAG Judges 2005 Tracey Worth an ex chairman of the National Courier Association and Member of the Institute of Logistics and Transport again headed the co-ordination of the panel of judges. Lord Falkland alongside Steve Norris and Tracey Worth announced the 2005 panel of Judges for the National Courier Awards. In alphabetic order they are:
Individuals generally take a two year role in the hot seat. Their task to judge the bet of the best same day. New boys on the list for 2005 are Jon Barber of Scarlet Couriers in Slough and Alan Savage of London Link in Milton Keynes. Instigator and mentor Carl Lomas has done the full ten years. Trevor Magnor and Ian Mutch bring a strong independence to the panel representing the UK rider groups, BMF and MAG
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