Welcome to the Business Awards Glossary – A to Z, your go-to resource for understanding key terms used in Globee Awards programs. Whether you’re submitting your first entry, refining a winning nomination, or serving as a judge, this glossary will help you navigate the terminology with clarity and confidence. Each term is explained in plain American English, making it easy to prepare strong submissions and understand the awards process from start to finish.
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Achievement
Pronounced: uh-CHEEV-muhnt
Definition (in the context of Business Awards):
An achievement refers to a specific accomplishment, result, or milestone that demonstrates excellence, innovation, leadership, or impact. In Business Awards, achievements form the core of an entry and are used to justify why a nominee deserves recognition. Achievements can be individual or team-based and may relate to business growth, customer success, product development, or social impact.
Example usage:
“Her achievement in launching a product that increased revenue by 300% was highlighted in the Business Awards entry.”
Applicant
Pronounced: AP-li-kent
Definition (in the context of Business Awards):
An applicant is the individual, team, company, or representative that submits an entry for consideration in a Business Awards program. Applicants can be nominated by themselves or by someone else and are responsible for ensuring the accuracy and completeness of the submitted materials.
Example usage:
“Each applicant must agree to the Business Awards terms and submit their entry before the final deadline.”
Application
Pronounced: ap-li-KAY-shun
Definition (in the context of Business Awards):
An application is the complete package of materials submitted to a Business Awards program. This includes responses to category-specific questions, supporting documents, and payment of any applicable fees. The application serves as the official request for consideration and is reviewed by judges during the scoring process.
Example usage:
“The company’s application for the ‘Startup of the Year’ category in the Business Awards included metrics, testimonials, and growth charts.”
Award
Pronounced: uh-WORD
Definition (in the context of Business Awards):
An award is the recognition or honor given by a Business Awards program to an individual, team, or organization that has demonstrated outstanding performance or achievement. Awards can be given at different levels, such as Gold, Silver, or Bronze, and across various categories like leadership, innovation, or customer service.
Example usage:
“Winning a Business Award can boost your credibility, increase brand visibility, and attract new opportunities.”
Award Category
Pronounced: uh-WORD KAT-uh-gor-ee
Definition (in the context of Business Awards):
An award category is a specific area or topic under which entries are submitted and judged. Categories help segment the Business Awards program into fields such as marketing, technology, customer excellence, entrepreneurship, and more. Applicants must select the most relevant category to showcase their achievement.
Example usage:
“She entered the ‘Female Executive of the Year’ award category in the Business Awards for her leadership during the company’s turnaround.”
Awards Program
Pronounced: uh-WORDZ PROH-gram
Definition (in the context of Business Awards):
An awards program is the official, structured initiative or event organized to invite, review, and recognize entries across various business categories. Examples of recognized Business Awards programs include the Globee Awards, Stevie Awards, and TITAN Awards. Each program has its own rules, timeline, categories, and judging panel.
Example usage:
“The Business Awards program attracted applicants from over 30 countries and multiple industries.”
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