750 word executive statement:

Tell us why your company should win an award!
You have a maximum of 750 words in total to give the judges the information they need.

In your 750 word statement please answer the following questions:

1. How does the product address its intended application better than incumbent products? Include performance parameters, in number form where possible.

2. How innovative are the novel elements within this product?

3. What additional applications or markets might this product open-up?

A maximum of 750 words can be submitted.

Tip: Be concise and accurate. Think twice before you do submit - you have until the closing date to review and amend your entry.

Supporting files and statements:

Supporting material:
Uploading supporting material is optional and at your own discretion. As a minimum, we recommend uploading images and, if appropriate, financial figures to strengthen your submitted statements. Judges are not required to score supporting material but can use supporting material as evidence to support a claim. For this reason please ensure all important statements are included in the main body of your awards submission - do not rely on the supporting materials section alone to evidence your entry. Please upload all materials as a zipped file.

Testimonials:
You should obtain your testimonials from clients, partners and industry figures, rather than employees of your organisation. There is no word limit for this information, so please provide multiple, in depth statements to strengthen your application.

Video link: 
If a picture’s worth a thousand words, think what a video can do! This is not mandatory but where applicable we strongly recommend providing a video link to show the judges a visual of your entry.

100-word award summary:
Should your entry be shortlisted, this summary will be published in the Elektra Awards Event Guide and shared in our marketing activity. Please ensure it is written in the third person. For example: ‘Company X’s award shows innovation and resourcefulness…’ Rather than ‘Our award shows innovation and resourcefulness.’ You will not have an opportunity to review or amend the summary, so please ensure it is correct and accurate before you submit it.

Company logo:
This should be supplied in colour as a vector eps file. We recommend a dpi of at least 300. If your entry is successful, we will use this logo to promote you as a finalist on our website.

750 word executive statement:

Tell us why your company should win an award!
You have a maximum of 750 words in total to give the judges the information they need.

In your 750 word statement please answer the following questions:

1. How does the product address its intended application better than incumbent products? Include performance parameters, in number form where possible.

2. How innovative are the novel elements within this product?

3. What additional applications or markets might this product open-up?

A maximum of 750 words can be submitted.

Tip: Be concise and accurate. Think twice before you do submit - you have until the closing date to review and amend your entry.

Supporting files and statements:

Supporting material:
Uploading supporting material is optional and at your own discretion. As a minimum, we recommend uploading images and, if appropriate, financial figures to strengthen your submitted statements. Judges are not required to score supporting material but can use supporting material as evidence to support a claim. For this reason please ensure all important statements are included in the main body of your awards submission - do not rely on the supporting materials section alone to evidence your entry. Please upload all materials as a zipped file.

Testimonials:
You should obtain your testimonials from clients, partners and industry figures, rather than employees of your organisation. There is no word limit for this information, so please provide multiple, in depth statements to strengthen your application.

Video link:
If a picture’s worth a thousand words, think what a video can do! This is not mandatory but where applicable we strongly recommend providing a video link to show the judges a visual of your entry.

100-word award summary:
Should your entry be shortlisted, this summary will be published in the Elektra Awards Event Guide and shared in our marketing activity. Please ensure it is written in the third person. For example: ‘Company X’s award shows innovation and resourcefulness…’ Rather than ‘Our award shows innovation and resourcefulness.’ You will not have an opportunity to review or amend the summary, so please ensure it is correct and accurate before you submit it.

Company logo:
This should be supplied in colour as a vector eps file. We recommend a dpi of at least 300. If your entry is successful, we will use this logo to promote you as a finalist on our website.

750 word executive statement:

Tell us why your company should win an award!
You have a maximum of 750 words in total to give the judges the information they need.

In your 750 word statement please answer the following questions:

1. How does the product address its intended application better than incumbent products? Include performance parameters, in number form where possible.

2. How innovative are the novel elements within this product?

3. What additional applications or markets might this product open-up?

A maximum of 750 words can be submitted.

Tip: Be concise and accurate. Think twice before you do submit - you have until the closing date to review and amend your entry.

Supporting files and statements:

Supporting material:
Uploading supporting material is optional and at your own discretion. As a minimum, we recommend uploading images and, if appropriate, financial figures to strengthen your submitted statements. Judges are not required to score supporting material but can use supporting material as evidence to support a claim. For this reason please ensure all important statements are included in the main body of your awards submission - do not rely on the supporting materials section alone to evidence your entry. Please upload all materials as a zipped file.

Testimonials:
You should obtain your testimonials from clients, partners and industry figures, rather than employees of your organisation. There is no word limit for this information, so please provide multiple, in depth statements to strengthen your application.

Video link:
If a picture’s worth a thousand words, think what a video can do! This is not mandatory but where applicable we strongly recommend providing a video link to show the judges a visual of your entry.

100-word award summary:
Should your entry be shortlisted, this summary will be published in the Elektra Awards Event Guide and shared in our marketing activity. Please ensure it is written in the third person. For example: ‘Company X’s award shows innovation and resourcefulness…’ Rather than ‘Our award shows innovation and resourcefulness.’ You will not have an opportunity to review or amend the summary, so please ensure it is correct and accurate before you submit it.

Company logo:
This should be supplied in colour as a vector eps file. We recommend a dpi of at least 300. If your entry is successful, we will use this logo to promote you as a finalist on our website.

750 word executive statement:

Tell us why your company should win an award!

You have a maximum of 750 words in total to give the judges the information they need.

In your 750 word statement please answer the following questions:

1. How does the product address its intended application better than incumbent products? Include performance parameters, in number form where possible.

2. How innovative are the novel elements within this product?

3. What additional applications or markets might this product open-up?

A maximum of 750 words can be submitted.

Tip: Be concise and accurate. Think twice before you do submit - you have until the closing date to review and amend your entry.

Supporting files and statements:

Supporting material:
Uploading supporting material is optional and at your own discretion. As a minimum, we recommend uploading images and, if appropriate, financial figures to strengthen your submitted statements. Judges are not required to score supporting material but can use supporting material as evidence to support a claim. For this reason please ensure all important statements are included in the main body of your awards submission - do not rely on the supporting materials section alone to evidence your entry. Please upload all materials as a zipped file.

Testimonials:
You should obtain your testimonials from clients, partners and industry figures, rather than employees of your organisation. There is no word limit for this information, so please provide multiple, in depth statements to strengthen your application.

Video link:
If a picture’s worth a thousand words, think what a video can do! This is not mandatory but where applicable we strongly recommend providing a video link to show the judges a visual of your entry.

100-word award summary:
Should your entry be shortlisted, this summary will be published in the Elektra Awards Event Guide and shared in our marketing activity. Please ensure it is written in the third person. For example: ‘Company X’s award shows innovation and resourcefulness…’ Rather than ‘Our award shows innovation and resourcefulness.’ You will not have an opportunity to review or amend the summary, so please ensure it is correct and accurate before you submit it.

Company logo:
This should be supplied in colour as a vector eps file. We recommend a dpi of at least 300. If your entry is successful, we will use this logo to promote you as a finalist on our website.

750 word executive statement:

Tell us why your company should win an award!
You have a maximum of 750 words in total to give the judges the information they need.

In your 750 word statement please answer the following questions:

1. How does the product address its intended application better than incumbent products? Include performance parameters, in number form where possible.

2. How innovative are the novel elements within this product?

3. What additional applications or markets might this product open-up?

A maximum of 750 words can be submitted.

Tip: Be concise and accurate. Think twice before you do submit - you have until the closing date to review and amend your entry.

Supporting files and statements:

Supporting material:
Uploading supporting material is optional and at your own discretion. As a minimum, we recommend uploading images and, if appropriate, financial figures to strengthen your submitted statements. Judges are not required to score supporting material but can use supporting material as evidence to support a claim. For this reason please ensure all important statements are included in the main body of your awards submission - do not rely on the supporting materials section alone to evidence your entry. Please upload all materials as a zipped file.

Testimonials:
You should obtain your testimonials from clients, partners and industry figures, rather than employees of your organisation. There is no word limit for this information, so please provide multiple, in depth statements to strengthen your application.

Video link:
If a picture’s worth a thousand words, think what a video can do! This is not mandatory but where applicable we strongly recommend providing a video link to show the judges a visual of your entry.

100-word award summary:
Should your entry be shortlisted, this summary will be published in the Elektra Awards Event Guide and shared in our marketing activity. Please ensure it is written in the third person. For example: ‘Company X’s award shows innovation and resourcefulness…’ Rather than ‘Our award shows innovation and resourcefulness.’ You will not have an opportunity to review or amend the summary, so please ensure it is correct and accurate before you submit it.

Company logo:
This should be supplied in colour as a vector eps file. We recommend a dpi of at least 300. If your entry is successful, we will use this logo to promote you as a finalist on our website.

750 word executive statement:

Tell us why your company should win an award!
You have a maximum of 750 words in total to give the judges the information they need.

In your 750 word statement please answer the following questions:

1. How does the product address its intended application better than incumbent products? Include performance parameters, in number form where possible.

2. How innovative are the novel elements within this product?

3. What additional applications or markets might this product open-up?

A maximum of 750 words can be submitted.

Tip: Be concise and accurate. Think twice before you do submit - you have until the closing date to review and amend your entry.

Supporting files and statements:

Supporting material:
Uploading supporting material is optional and at your own discretion. As a minimum, we recommend uploading images and, if appropriate, financial figures to strengthen your submitted statements. Judges are not required to score supporting material but can use supporting material as evidence to support a claim. For this reason please ensure all important statements are included in the main body of your awards submission - do not rely on the supporting materials section alone to evidence your entry. Please upload all materials as a zipped file.

Testimonials:
You should obtain your testimonials from clients, partners and industry figures, rather than employees of your organisation. There is no word limit for this information, so please provide multiple, in depth statements to strengthen your application.

Video link:
If a picture’s worth a thousand words, think what a video can do! This is not mandatory but where applicable we strongly recommend providing a video link to show the judges a visual of your entry.

100-word award summary:
Should your entry be shortlisted, this summary will be published in the Elektra Awards Event Guide and shared in our marketing activity. Please ensure it is written in the third person. For example: ‘Company X’s award shows innovation and resourcefulness…’ Rather than ‘Our award shows innovation and resourcefulness.’ You will not have an opportunity to review or amend the summary, so please ensure it is correct and accurate before you submit it.

Company logo:
This should be supplied in colour as a vector eps file. We recommend a dpi of at least 300. If your entry is successful, we will use this logo to promote you as a finalist on our website.

750 word executive statement:

Tell us why your company should win an award!
You have a maximum of 750 words in total to give the judges the information they need.

In your 750 word statement please answer the following questions:

1. How does the product address its intended application better than incumbent products? Include performance parameters, in number form where possible.

2. How innovative are the novel elements within this product?

3. What additional applications or markets might this product open-up?

A maximum of 750 words can be submitted.

Tip: Be concise and accurate. Think twice before you do submit - you have until the closing date to review and amend your entry.

Supporting files and statements:

Supporting material:
Uploading supporting material is optional and at your own discretion. As a minimum, we recommend uploading images and, if appropriate, financial figures to strengthen your submitted statements. Judges are not required to score supporting material but can use supporting material as evidence to support a claim. For this reason please ensure all important statements are included in the main body of your awards submission - do not rely on the supporting materials section alone to evidence your entry. Please upload all materials as a zipped file.

Testimonials:
You should obtain your testimonials from clients, partners and industry figures, rather than employees of your organisation. There is no word limit for this information, so please provide multiple, in depth statements to strengthen your application.

Video link:
If a picture’s worth a thousand words, think what a video can do! This is not mandatory but where applicable we strongly recommend providing a video link to show the judges a visual of your entry.

100-word award summary:
Should your entry be shortlisted, this summary will be published in the Elektra Awards Event Guide and shared in our marketing activity. Please ensure it is written in the third person. For example: ‘Company X’s award shows innovation and resourcefulness…’ Rather than ‘Our award shows innovation and resourcefulness.’ You will not have an opportunity to review or amend the summary, so please ensure it is correct and accurate before you submit it.

Company logo:
This should be supplied in colour as a vector eps file. We recommend a dpi of at least 300. If your entry is successful, we will use this logo to promote you as a finalist on our website.

750 word executive statement:

Tell us why your company should win an award!
You have a maximum of 750 words in total to give the judges the information they need.

In your 750 word statement please answer the following questions:

1. How does the product address its intended application better than incumbent products? Include performance parameters, in number form where possible.

2. How innovative are the novel elements within this product?

3. What additional applications or markets might this product open-up?

A maximum of 750 words can be submitted.

Tip: Be concise and accurate. Think twice before you do submit - you have until the closing date to review and amend your entry.

Supporting files and statements:

Supporting material:
Uploading supporting material is optional and at your own discretion. As a minimum, we recommend uploading images and, if appropriate, financial figures to strengthen your submitted statements. Judges are not required to score supporting material but can use supporting material as evidence to support a claim. For this reason please ensure all important statements are included in the main body of your awards submission - do not rely on the supporting materials section alone to evidence your entry. Please upload all materials as a zipped file.

Testimonials:
You should obtain your testimonials from clients, partners and industry figures, rather than employees of your organisation. There is no word limit for this information, so please provide multiple, in depth statements to strengthen your application.

Video link:
If a picture’s worth a thousand words, think what a video can do! This is not mandatory but where applicable we strongly recommend providing a video link to show the judges a visual of your entry.

100-word award summary:
Should your entry be shortlisted, this summary will be published in the Elektra Awards Event Guide and shared in our marketing activity. Please ensure it is written in the third person. For example: ‘Company X’s award shows innovation and resourcefulness…’ Rather than ‘Our award shows innovation and resourcefulness.’ You will not have an opportunity to review or amend the summary, so please ensure it is correct and accurate before you submit it.

Company logo:
This should be supplied in colour as a vector eps file. We recommend a dpi of at least 300. If your entry is successful, we will use this logo to promote you as a finalist on our website.

750 word executive statement:

Tell us why your company should win an award!
You have a maximum of 750 words in total to give the judges the information they need.

In your 750 word statement please answer the following questions:

1. How does the product address its intended application better than incumbent products? Include performance parameters, in number form where possible.

2. How innovative are the novel elements within this product?

3. What additional applications or markets might this product open-up?

A maximum of 750 words can be submitted.

Tip: Be concise and accurate. Think twice before you do submit - you have until the closing date to review and amend your entry.

Supporting files and statements:

Supporting material:
Uploading supporting material is optional and at your own discretion. As a minimum, we recommend uploading images and, if appropriate, financial figures to strengthen your submitted statements. Judges are not required to score supporting material but can use supporting material as evidence to support a claim. For this reason please ensure all important statements are included in the main body of your awards submission - do not rely on the supporting materials section alone to evidence your entry. Please upload all materials as a zipped file.

Testimonials:
You should obtain your testimonials from clients, partners and industry figures, rather than employees of your organisation. There is no word limit for this information, so please provide multiple, in depth statements to strengthen your application.

Video link:
If a picture’s worth a thousand words, think what a video can do! This is not mandatory but where applicable we strongly recommend providing a video link to show the judges a visual of your entry.

100-word award summary:
Should your entry be shortlisted, this summary will be published in the Elektra Awards Event Guide and shared in our marketing activity. Please ensure it is written in the third person. For example: ‘Company X’s award shows innovation and resourcefulness…’ Rather than ‘Our award shows innovation and resourcefulness.’ You will not have an opportunity to review or amend the summary, so please ensure it is correct and accurate before you submit it.

Company logo:
This should be supplied in colour as a vector eps file. We recommend a dpi of at least 300. If your entry is successful, we will use this logo to promote you as a finalist on our website.

750 word executive statement:

Tell us why your company should win an award!
You have a maximum of 750 words in total to give the judges the information they need.

In your 750 word statement please answer the following questions:

1. How does the product address its intended application better than incumbent products? Include performance parameters, in number form where possible.

2. How innovative are the novel elements within this product?

3. What additional applications or markets might this product open-up?

A maximum of 750 words can be submitted.

Tip: Be concise and accurate. Think twice before you do submit - you have until the closing date to review and amend your entry.

Supporting files and statements:

Supporting material:
Uploading supporting material is optional and at your own discretion. As a minimum, we recommend uploading images and, if appropriate, financial figures to strengthen your submitted statements. Judges are not required to score supporting material but can use supporting material as evidence to support a claim. For this reason please ensure all important statements are included in the main body of your awards submission - do not rely on the supporting materials section alone to evidence your entry. Please upload all materials as a zipped file.

Testimonials:
You should obtain your testimonials from clients, partners and industry figures, rather than employees of your organisation. There is no word limit for this information, so please provide multiple, in depth statements to strengthen your application.

Video link:
If a picture’s worth a thousand words, think what a video can do! This is not mandatory but where applicable we strongly recommend providing a video link to show the judges a visual of your entry.

100-word award summary: Should your entry be shortlisted, this summary will be published in the Elektra Awards Event Guide and shared in our marketing activity. Please ensure it is written in the third person. For example: ‘Company X’s award shows innovation and resourcefulness…’ Rather than ‘Our award shows innovation and resourcefulness.’ You will not have an opportunity to review or amend the summary, so please ensure it is correct and accurate before you submit it.

Company logo:
This should be supplied in colour as a vector eps file. We recommend a dpi of at least 300. If your entry is successful, we will use this logo to promote you as a finalist on our website.

1000 word executive statement:

Tell us why your company should win an award!
You have a maximum of 1000 words in total to give the judges the information they need.

In your 1000 word statement please include: 

Company objectives and overall strategy

Provide us with a brief description of your company and its contribution to the electronics industry. In addition, we would like to see:

- Examples of your ‘customer’ demographics

- Evidence of an effective commercial strategy for the future

- How you provide value to your customers and why they use your services. What are you offering that makes you stand out?

- What value you bring to your vendor partners

We are looking for companies that are able to adapt and respond to a dynamic and changing market.

How are you innovating?

We’re looking for companies that demonstrate innovation in developing and bringing to market new concepts, services, products and solutions, and how they stand out from the competition. Innovation could also include working practices and corporate management initiatives, not just technology.

Tip: Be concise and accurate. Think twice before you do submit - you have until the closing date to review and amend your entry.

Supporting files and statements:

Supporting material:
Uploading supporting material is optional and at your own discretion. As a minimum, we recommend uploading images and, if appropriate, financial figures to strengthen your submitted statements. Judges are not required to score supporting material but can use supporting material as evidence to support a claim. For this reason please ensure all important statements are included in the main body of your awards submission - do not rely on the supporting materials section alone to evidence your entry. Please upload all materials as a zipped file.

Customer testimonials:
You should obtain your testimonials from clients, partners and industry figures, rather than employees of your organisation. There is no word limit for this information, so please provide multiple, in depth statements to strengthen your application.

Video link:
If a picture’s worth a thousand words, think what a video can do! This is not mandatory but where applicable we strongly recommend providing a video link to show the judges a visual of your entry.

100-word award summary:
Should your entry be shortlisted, this summary will be published in the Elektra Awards Event Guide and shared in our marketing activity. Please ensure it is written in the third person. For example: ‘Company X’s award shows innovation and resourcefulness…’ Rather than ‘Our award shows innovation and resourcefulness.’ You will not have an opportunity to review or amend the summary, so please ensure it is correct and accurate before you submit it.

Company logo:
This should be supplied in colour as a vector eps file. We recommend a dpi of at least 300. If your entry is successful, we will use this logo to promote you as a finalist on our website.

1000 word executive statement:

Tell us why your company should win an award!
You have a maximum of 1000 words in total to give the judges the information they need.

In your 1000 word statement please include:

Company objectives and overall strategy

Provide us with a brief description of your company and its contribution to the electronics industry. In addition, we would like to see:

- Examples of your ‘customer’ demographics
- Evidence of an effective commercial strategy for the future
- How you provide value to your customers and why they use your services. What are you offering that makes you stand out?
- What value you bring to your vendor partners

We are looking for companies that are able to adapt and respond to a dynamic and changing market.

How are you innovating?

We’re looking for companies that demonstrate innovation in developing and bringing to market new concepts, services, products and solutions, and how they stand out from the competition. Innovation could also include working practices and corporate management initiatives, not just technology.

Tip: Be concise and accurate. Think twice before you do submit - you have until the closing date to review and amend your entry.

Supporting files and statements:

Supporting material:
Uploading supporting material is optional and at your own discretion. As a minimum, we recommend uploading images and, if appropriate, financial figures to strengthen your submitted statements. Judges are not required to score supporting material but can use supporting material as evidence to support a claim. For this reason please ensure all important statements are included in the main body of your awards submission - do not rely on the supporting materials section alone to evidence your entry. Please upload all materials as a zipped file.

Customer testimonials:
You should obtain your testimonials from clients, partners and industry figures, rather than employees of your organisation. There is no word limit for this information, so please provide multiple, in depth statements to strengthen your application.

Video link:
If a picture’s worth a thousand words, think what a video can do! This is not mandatory but where applicable we strongly recommend providing a video link to show the judges a visual of your entry.

100-word award summary:
Should your entry be shortlisted, this summary will be published in the Elektra Awards Event Guide and shared in our marketing activity. Please ensure it is written in the third person. For example: ‘Company X’s award shows innovation and resourcefulness…’ Rather than ‘Our award shows innovation and resourcefulness.’ You will not have an opportunity to review or amend the summary, so please ensure it is correct and accurate before you submit it.

Company logo:
This should be supplied in colour as a vector eps file. We recommend a dpi of at least 300. If your entry is successful, we will use this logo to promote you as a finalist on our website.

1000 word executive statement:

Tell us why your company should win an award!
You have a maximum of 1000 words in total to give the judges the information they need.

In your 1000 word statement please include:

Company objectives and overall strategy

Provide us with a brief description of your company and its contribution to the electronics industry. In addition, we would like to see:

- Examples of your ‘customer’ demographics
- Evidence of an effective commercial strategy for the future
- How you provide value to your customers and why they use your services. What are you offering that makes you stand out?
- What value you bring to your vendor partners

We are looking for companies that are able to adapt and respond to a dynamic and changing market.

How are you innovating?

We’re looking for companies that demonstrate innovation in developing and bringing to market new concepts, services, products and solutions, and how they stand out from the competition. Innovation could also include working practices and corporate management initiatives, not just technology.

Tip: Be concise and accurate. Think twice before you do submit - you have until the closing date to review and amend your entry

Supporting files and statements:

Supporting material:
Uploading supporting material is optional and at your own discretion. As a minimum, we recommend uploading images and, if appropriate, financial figures to strengthen your submitted statements. Judges are not required to score supporting material but can use supporting material as evidence to support a claim. For this reason please ensure all important statements are included in the main body of your awards submission - do not rely on the supporting materials section alone to evidence your entry. Please upload all materials as a zipped file.

Customer testimonials:
You should obtain your testimonials from clients, partners and industry figures, rather than employees of your organisation. There is no word limit for this information, so please provide multiple, in depth statements to strengthen your application.

Video link:
If a picture’s worth a thousand words, think what a video can do! This is not mandatory but where applicable we strongly recommend providing a video link to show the judges a visual of your entry.

100-word award summary:
Should your entry be shortlisted, this summary will be published in the Elektra Awards Event Guide and shared in our marketing activity. Please ensure it is written in the third person. For example: ‘Company X’s award shows innovation and resourcefulness…’ Rather than ‘Our award shows innovation and resourcefulness.’ You will not have an opportunity to review or amend the summary, so please ensure it is correct and accurate before you submit it.

Company logo:
This should be supplied in colour as a vector eps file. We recommend a dpi of at least 300. If your entry is successful, we will use this logo to promote you as a finalist on our website.

1000 word executive statement:

Tell us why your company should win an award!
You have a maximum of 1000 words in total to give the judges the information they need.

In your 1000 word statement please include:

Company objectives and overall strategy

Provide us with a brief description of your company and its contribution to the electronics industry. In addition, we would like to see:

- Examples of your ‘customer’ demographics
- Evidence of an effective commercial strategy for the future
- How you provide value to your customers and why they use your services. What are you offering that makes you stand out?
- What value you bring to your vendor partners

We are looking for companies that are able to adapt and respond to a dynamic and changing market.

How are you innovating?

We’re looking for companies that demonstrate innovation in developing and bringing to market new concepts, services, products and solutions, and how they stand out from the competition. Innovation could also include working practices and corporate management initiatives, not just technology.

Tip: Be concise and accurate. Think twice before you do submit - you have until the closing date to review and amend your entry.

Supporting files and statements:

Supporting material:
Uploading supporting material is optional and at your own discretion. As a minimum, we recommend uploading images and, if appropriate, financial figures to strengthen your submitted statements. Judges are not required to score supporting material but can use supporting material as evidence to support a claim. For this reason please ensure all important statements are included in the main body of your awards submission - do not rely on the supporting materials section alone to evidence your entry. Please upload all materials as a zipped file.

Customer testimonials:
You should obtain your testimonials from clients, partners and industry figures, rather than employees of your organisation. There is no word limit for this information, so please provide multiple, in depth statements to strengthen your application.

Video link:
If a picture’s worth a thousand words, think what a video can do! This is not mandatory but where applicable we strongly recommend providing a video link to show the judges a visual of your entry.

100-word award summary:
Should your entry be shortlisted, this summary will be published in the Elektra Awards Event Guide and shared in our marketing activity. Please ensure it is written in the third person. For example: ‘Company X’s award shows innovation and resourcefulness…’ Rather than ‘Our award shows innovation and resourcefulness.’ You will not have an opportunity to review or amend the summary, so please ensure it is correct and accurate before you submit it.

Company logo:
This should be supplied in colour as a vector eps file. We recommend a dpi of at least 300. If your entry is successful, we will use this logo to promote you as a finalist on our website.

1000 word executive statement:

Tell us why you think your team is worthy of an award!
You have a maximum of 1000 words in total to give the judges the information they need.

In your 1000 word statement please include:

Evidence of innovation:
Innovation here could include working practices and corporate management initiatives, not just technology.

Evidence of user/customer satisfaction:
How has your team delivered real benefits to the organisation in terms of improved efficiency, RoI, investment protection, growth or some other measure?

Tip: Be concise and accurate. Think twice before you do submit - you have until the closing date to review and amend your entry.

Supporting files and statements:

Supporting material:
Uploading supporting material is optional and at your own discretion. As a minimum, we recommend uploading images and, if appropriate, financial figures to strengthen your submitted statements. Judges are not required to score supporting material but can use supporting material as evidence to support a claim. For this reason please ensure all important statements are included in the main body of your awards submission - do not rely on the supporting materials section alone to evidence your entry. Please upload all materials as a zipped file.

Testimonials:
You should obtain your testimonials from clients, partners and industry figures, rather than employees of your organisation. There is no word limit for this information, so please provide multiple, in depth statements to strengthen your application.

Video link:
If a picture’s worth a thousand words, think what a video can do! This is not mandatory but where applicable we strongly recommend providing a video link to show the judges a visual of your entry.

100-word award summary:
Should your entry be shortlisted, this summary will be published in the Elektra Awards Event Guide and shared in our marketing activity. Please ensure it is written in the third person. For example: ‘Company X’s award shows innovation and resourcefulness…’ Rather than ‘Our award shows innovation and resourcefulness.’ You will not have an opportunity to review or amend the summary, so please ensure it is correct and accurate before you submit it.

Company logo:
This should be supplied in colour as a vector eps file. We recommend a dpi of at least 300. If your entry is successful, we will use this logo to promote you as a finalist on our website.

1000 word executive statement:

Tell us why you think your company is worthy of an award!
You have a maximum of 1000 words in total to give the judges the information they need.

In your 1000 word statement please include:

- A description of project(s) that have achieved academic success.

- Evidence of usefulness and application from project/individual achievement

- Demonstrate how these project(s) have contributed to the electronics industry

Tip: Be concise and accurate. Think twice before you do submit - you have until the closing date to review and amend your entry.

Supporting files and statements:

Supporting material:
Uploading supporting material is optional and at your own discretion. As a minimum, we recommend uploading images and, if appropriate, financial figures to strengthen your submitted statements. Judges are not required to score supporting material but can use supporting material as evidence to support a claim. For this reason please ensure all important statements are included in the main body of your awards submission - do not rely on the supporting materials section alone to evidence your entry. Please upload all materials as a zipped file.

Testimonials:
You should obtain your testimonials from clients, partners and industry figures, rather than employees of your organisation. There is no word limit for this information, so please provide multiple, in depth statements to strengthen your application.

Video link:
If a picture’s worth a thousand words, think what a video can do! This is not mandatory but where applicable we strongly recommend providing a video link to show the judges a visual of your entry.

100-word award summary:
Should your entry be shortlisted, this summary will be published in the Elektra Awards Event Guide and shared in our marketing activity. Please ensure it is written in the third person. For example: ‘Company X’s award shows innovation and resourcefulness…’ Rather than ‘Our award shows innovation and resourcefulness.’ You will not have an opportunity to review or amend the summary, so please ensure it is correct and accurate before you submit it.

Company logo:
This should be supplied in colour as a vector eps file. We recommend a dpi of at least 300. If your entry is successful, we will use this logo to promote you as a finalist on our website.

Please note: you can enter this award for yourself or nominate a peer/colleague/employee

1000 word executive statement:

Tell us why you/ your peer is worthy of an award!
You have a maximum of 1000 words in total to give the judges the information they need.

In your 1000 word statement please:

- Demonstrate how outstanding you are/your nominee is.
- Tell us about your aspirations to contribute to the industry or your expectations for future success.
- Show us what makes this person stand out from the rest.

The judges will be looking for...

- A mixture of technical and business skills.
- Good, clear points, concise and devoid of waffle and marketing-speak.
- Evidence of passion about electronics and inspiring others

Tip: Be concise and accurate. Think twice before you do submit - you have until the closing date to review and amend your entry.

Supporting files and statements:

Supporting material:
Uploading supporting material is optional and at your own discretion. As a minimum, we recommend uploading images and, if appropriate, financial figures to strengthen your submitted statements. Judges are not required to score supporting material but can use supporting material as evidence to support a claim. For this reason please ensure all important statements are included in the main body of your awards submission - do not rely on the supporting materials section alone to evidence your entry. Please upload all materials as a zipped file.

Testimonials:
You should obtain your testimonials from clients, partners and industry figures, rather than employees of your organisation. There is no word limit for this information, so please provide multiple, in depth statements to strengthen your application.

Video link:
If a picture’s worth a thousand words, think what a video can do! This is not mandatory but where applicable we strongly recommend providing a video link to show the judges a visual of your entry.

100-word award summary:
Should your entry be shortlisted, this summary will be published in the Elektra Awards Event Guide and shared in our marketing activity. Please ensure it is written in the third person. For example: ‘Company X’s award shows innovation and resourcefulness…’ Rather than ‘Our award shows innovation and resourcefulness.’ You will not have an opportunity to review or amend the summary, so please ensure it is correct and accurate before you submit it.

Company logo:
This should be supplied in colour as a vector eps file. We recommend a dpi of at least 300. If your entry is successful, we will use this logo to promote you as a finalist on our website.