NOMINATION FORM

John Williams CID Award nominations are now open and will be accepted

through Monday, September 18th.

The nominees are then voted on using a formal process with the winners honored at a reception during the 14th Annual CID Recognition event in November. Additional details to come.

Submit nominations using the form below.

The purpose of the John Williams CID Award is to acknowledge and celebrate volunteers who have played an instrumental role in championing CIDs around the metro Atlanta region through their vision, leadership, and dedication. The inaugural awards were given to Governor Roy Barnes and U.S. Senator Johnny Isakson in 2016 for their leadership in creating the legislation that enabled CIDs to serve as the vital economic and development engines they have become today. In subsequent years, the John Williams CID Award has been given to Tad Leithead, Kerry Armstrong, Bob Voyles, Mason Zimmerman, David Allman, and John Shern.

Nominee's Contact Information:

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* Organization

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Nominee Questionaire

* How long has the Nominee been serving our region's CIDs?

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* How does the Nominee stand out in the CID community?

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* How has the Nominee's vision, leadership, and/or dedication contributed to the quality of the metro region?

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List specific achievements with which the Nominee was involved.

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Additional information to support your nomination can be sent to Joseph Santoro at [email protected].

Nominator Contact Information:

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Submit Survey

Thank you for nominating a deserving CID leader.

Next Steps:

Nominations close on September 18th, 2023 and will then move into a formal selection process. Once an honoree has been selected, all nominees and nominators will be contacted. Details regarding the CID Recognition event will be announced as soon as they become available.

Questions can be submitted to Joseph Santoro.