Recognition that cannot be bought.
UNBOUNDED Honours recognise people and institutions whose work has made cross-border business, law and cooperation better. Honours are conferred at the annual Assembly. They are decided by an independent panel, and no payment, partnership or membership can buy one.
Three ways work is recognised.
Each programme has its own criteria and its own panel members.
Five stages, every year.
Anyone may nominate a person or institution, with the reason and evidence.
The Secretariat checks each nomination against the programme criteria.
The panel reviews the shortlist, declares conflicts and decides.
Each honouree is told privately and agrees the wording of the citation.
Honours are conferred in person and entered in the official record.
On the record, by edition.
Honours, honourees and citations are published from the official record of each edition.
Know someone who deserves it?
Tell us who and why. Evidence matters more than eloquence. Nominations are free and confidential.
