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Nominations for the inaugural Making Waves Awards close soon

(CMR) There are only a number of days left to submit a nomination for the inaugural Cayman Connection Making Waves Awards, which recognize Caymanian students and professionals living abroad. This include those that have made outstanding contributions to and excelled of their respective fields while striving to advertise the Cayman community globally. 

The nomination period has been prolonged to midnight on Sunday, third July. Click here to make a nomination.  

The Making Waves Awards is comprised of eight categories:

-Arts and Culture – sponsored by Davenport Development

-STEM – sponsored by Block One

-Environment & Sustainability – sponsored by CIIPA

-Sports

-Financial, Legal & Skilled Services – sponsored by Maples Group

-Education – sponsored by Dart

-Health & Wellness

-Tourism, Travel & Hospitality.

“The Making Waves Awards are an exquisite opportunity to have a good time the Cayman Islands, its culture and Caymanians living abroad,” H.E. Governor Martyn Roper said.

“I’m pleased to host the Cayman Connection Annual Reception at Government House in August, where winners might be announced. A second awards ceremony will happen in September on the second-annual Cayman Day in London. This is a superb new initiative organized by Cayman Connection and supported by Cayman Islands Government Office – UK, and I might encourage the community to place nominations forward,” he added.

To be eligible to qualify, the nominee must be Caymanian and have lived overseas for at least 12 months through to thirtieth June 2022. Students in full-time education living overseas are eligible.

Nominees must be excelling in or making outstanding contributions to their respective fields.

A various group of judges have been chosen and produce to the awards a spread of information, skills, and experience across various disciplines. Judges will make their determinations using a predetermined scoring matrix based on criteria including excellence, promotion of the Cayman Islands and “Cayman Kind” overseas, entrepreneurialism, innovation, teamwork, passion, enthusiasm and community service, and philanthropy. Nevertheless, the winner isn’t required to display all of the standards as not all could also be relevant. 

Cayman Connection is a not-for-profit membership organization supporting and connecting a world community of Caymanians, friends and associates of the Cayman Islands.   

Sponsorship opportunities are still available. Visit the Cayman Connection website here or email [email protected] for more information. 

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