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 Closing date for Jason Farradane Award nominations
Author:CILIP: the Chartered Institute of Lib
Date:Friday, 29th Jul 2005 10:33
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CILIP: the Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals
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News from CILIP
Friday 29 July 2005
For immediate release (Please copy to online discussion lists)

Nominations for top award invited

Closing date for Jason Farradane Award nominations approaching

The closing date for nominations for the Jason Farradane Award for 2005 is approaching. Sponsored by Kompass and supported by UKeiG and ICLG, the Award is made to an individual or a group of people in recognition of outstanding work in the information field. Examples of such work include:

* the development of an innovative product or service
* activities that have raised awareness of the value of information and the information profession within the workplace
* work that has raised the profile of the information profession amongst a wider community, and which can or has become a role model for others

Previous awards have been made to:

* London Metropolitan University and the TUC for the web site 'The Union Makes Strong: TUC History Online' (www.unionhistory.info)
* William Hann for FreePint
* Sandra Ward for her work in raising the profile of industrial information services

It is an international award open to all. The award was first made to Jason Farradane in 1979. Farradane was the founder of the Institute of Information Scientists and a cornerstone of information science teaching and research.

Nomination

To make a nomination please visit http://www.online-information.co.uk/awards. Nominations may also be submitted to w.k.reid@livjm.ac.uk and must be received before 18 October 2005.

Contact: Will Reid, UKeIG. Email: w.k.reid@livjm.ac.uk.

Notes to Editors

UKeIG - the UK eInformation Group - is a professional body for users and developers of electronic information resources. The Industrial & Commercial Libraries Group represents library and information workers in commercial and industrial workplaces, and independent consultants. Both are special interest groups of CILIP: the Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals. For further information, go to http://www.cilip.org.uk and follow links to Special Interest Groups.

CILIP: the Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals is the leading professional body for librarians, information specialists and knowledge managers. It forms a community of around 35,000 people engaged in library and information work, of whom around 23,000 are CILIP Members and around 12,000 are regular customers of CILIP Enterprises. For more information about CILIP, please go to http://www.cilip.org.uk.

About the Jason Farradane Award sponsor

Kompass Publishers is one of the world's leading providers of business information. It supplies data on international markets and some 1.8 million companies in 75 countries via its directories, CDs and web site http://www.kompass.co.uk.

Kompass was launched in the UK in 1962, but its roots go back nearly 60 years. The original concept was dreamed-up shortly after the Second World War by a Swiss businesswoman called Irma Neuenschwander. She recognised the need for up-to-date information on products and services in order to rebuild the devastated European economies.

Since 1944, Kompass has grown from a single directory into a global information giant, used by thousands of buyers, marketeers and business people to find suppliers, research markets and launch new products.

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