The 2009 Innovation Award: Feel up to the Challenge?

by Ron Garza

Attention Fund Members! The TASB Risk Management Fund wants to help during these trying financial times. With a deadline quickly approaching, January 16, 2009, and $1000 up for grabs, now is your time to step up to the plate and apply for this award.

Over the last five years members have managed to think outside the box in terms of creativity, cost effectiveness, and originality with entries ranging from Christmas cards demonstrating proper safety techniques, teacher crisis buckets, humorous safety videos, employee wellness campaigns and clinics, and online training programs.

2009 Award Application and Presentation Details

This year, there are slight changes to the application process. The deadline for applications is January 16, 2009. Only faxed or e-mailed applications will be accepted. In addition, previous 2008 winning entries are not eligible for the 2009 award. Read the eligibility and selection criteria for more details.

Need a little Inspiration?

Need some fresh ideas to get you started? No Problem! Check out the 2008 winning entries!

Interested?

You can be the next winner! Apply today! It is quick and easy. Up-to-10 winners will be awarded $1,000 each to apply to their risk management efforts. Award winners will be presented with a check and award plaque at the 2009 TASB Risk Management Fund Members’ Conference on April 20. For more information or questions about the Innovation Award, or call Stacy Corluccio at 800.482.7276, extension 7233. Don’t miss your chance to win $1000 and good luck!

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