IMRF Awards 2026

IMRF Awards - Nominations Form

Nominations for the IMRF Awards 2026

Open Friday 17 July 2026

Nominations for the IMRF Awards 2026 open on Friday 17 July 2026. In the meantime, take the opportunity to prepare your submission and check it meets all the eligibility requirements.

Before you fill in the form, please read the updated Terms & Conditions, where you can also view the model answers for the updated nomination form.

Read the Terms & Conditions and Model Answers

Organisations are limited to one entry per award category, with a maximum of three entries in total across all award categories. A separate form must be completed for each nomination.

Please fill in the questions as fully as possible. Thank you.

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