Named after the founding President of the Council for Business and the Arts in Canada (now Business / Arts), we invite you to nominate a young business professional age 40 and under who has demonstrated exemplary leadership and volunteerism in the arts.

The winner of the Arnold Edinborough Award will receive the award at the Business / Arts Awards celebration along with a cash prize of $5,000 to be directed to the arts organization(s) of their choice.

Additional details of eligibility, selection criteria and jury process can be found HERE.

Nominee Information

Information about the individual you are nominating for the Arnold Edinborough Award

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* 1. Nominee Details

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* 2. Company/Employer Address

Nominator Information 

Information about the arts or business organization making the nomination

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* 3. Name of Organization

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* 4. Organization Address

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* 5. Contact at Organization

To Complete This Nomination...


All documents must be submitted electronically (with signatures from all required parties). Please note that you may not exceed 16 MB per upload. 

1). The nominating organization must submit a letter (750 words maximum) that explicitly outlines how the candidate has contributed to the arts through volunteerism.

The letter should address the following three questions, with specific examples to support the statements:
  • How has the nominee demonstrated leadership in the arts? (i.e. inspiring change, recruiting volunteers, assuming key responsibilities).
  • How has the nominee helped to achieve the arts organization's goals?
  • In what other ways has this individual contributed to the arts organization?
2). A bio or CV (can be submitted in English and/or French)

3). Headshot and up to five (5) photos that showcase their impact and involvement in the community (photos should be jpeg/png at least 1500 pixels wide).

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5). Letters of endorsement from third parties. Maximum of 3 letters (500 words max/letter)

Endorsements may be made by:  Executive staff and Board members of arts organizations and business associates

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