5. Choosing the Message

A plaque or shield presented as an award usually comprises text that answers the following questions:

In what occasion is the award being given? ( Optional, it could be the name of an event)
Who is receiving the award? (i.e. the name and title of the awarded member)
Why is the award being awarded? (i.e. the purpose, usually contains words of praise expressed in a thank you message)
Who is giving the award? (i.e. the name of the awarding body)
When and where is the award being awarded? (i.e. the date and place, for the date at least the year should be mentioned)

Here's an example:

2004 (Event Name) Winners Awards

Presented to

(Title and name of recepient)

In recognition of

Outstanding managerial and leadership skills

(Company name)
Beirut, Lebanon

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