[psych-hr] Call for Nominations for Charles Bronfman Prize

Open Call for Nominations for The Charles Bronfman Prize

Please circulate widely

The Charles Bronfman Prize announced that it is now accepting nominations 
for a new $100,000 Humanitarian Award. The Prize, created and funded by the 
children of Charles Bronfman, was created to illuminate and reward the work 
of those young visionaries whose talent and achievements are 
revolutionizing Jewish life through their creativity, dedication to 
community service or through inspiring the emerging generation of leaders 
through the excellence of their achievements.

The Prize is accepting nominations from around the world on behalf of 
individuals or a team of individuals under 50 years of age. The nominations 
close October 31, 2003. The Award for this inaugural year will be presented 
in Spring 2004.

The Prize reflects a desire to pay tribute to individuals whose endeavors 
are emblematic of the values for excellence in the Jewish world. The Prize 
also aims to further encourage those who have set a standard for the next 
generation of young Jews.

Our work has reaffirmed the importance of aggressively reaching out to the 
emerging generation of leaders, said a statement issued by The Prize 
Founders. There may be many qualified candidates who, without the open call 
for nominations, would not be on our radar screen. The open call for 
nominations allows for a broad range of qualified candidates to become 
known to us.

The Prize has an internationally recognized panel of judges, each of whom 
represents the highest human and Jewish ideals.

The Charles Bronfman Prize Foundation, a United States 501(c)(3) 
corporation headquartered in New York will administer The Charles Bronfman 
Prize. Stephen Bronfman, Ellen Bronfman Hauptman, and Andrew Hauptman are 
Co-Chairs of the foundation.

Nomination forms may be found at www.TheCharlesBronfmanPrize.com, by 
emailing <info@TheCharlesBronfmanPrize.com> or by calling 212-572-1035.



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