AWARDS

Texas PRIMA recognizes excellence among its risk management members with three awards:

  • The Risk Professional of the Year recognizes an individual who exemplifies excellence, innovation, and commitment to the risk and insurance management field.
  • The Rising Star Award honors someone with between 2-7 years of professional experience in the public risk and insurance management industry who was exemplified leadership potential, achievement, and professional development.
  • The Risk Management Program Achievement Award honors programs, projects, or products that are creative and successful, and highlights the success of our public entity organizations.

Winners are recognized at the awards ceremony during Texas PRIMA's annual conference in November. Winners will also be recognized in the Texas Chapter's "PRIMA Press" newsletter. Risk Professional of the Year and Risisng Star winners receive complimentary conference registration and one night hotel accomodations.

Application deadline is September 15th. NOMINATIONS ARE CLOSED.

Apply online, or nominate another person (or program) deserving of recognition.
Risk Professional of the Year information APPLY or NOMINATE ONLINE
Rising Star Award information APPLY or NOMINATE ONLINE
Risk Program Achievement Award information APPLY or NOMINATE ONLINE

 

 

 

 


Congratulations to the 2022 award winners!

 

RISK PROFESSIONAL OF THE YEAR:

Tina Paquet
Risk Manager, City of Houston

 

RISING STAR:

Mandy Riske
Risk Management Program Coordinator, City of San Marcos

 

RISK PROGRAM ACHIEVEMENT AWARD:

City of McAllen
Safety Heroes Campaign: An All-Inclusive Approach To Safety

 

RISK PROGRAM ACHIEVEMENT AWARD:

City of San Antonio
Office of Risk Management Safety Buy-In Video Competition

 

RISK PROGRAM ACHIEVEMENT AWARD:

City of San Marcos
Scan Here! Making Risk Management More Accessible

 

RISK PROGRAM ACHIEVEMENT AWARD:

Lewisville ISD
Elementary Rover Patrols and Blue Plate Lunches

 

RISK PROGRAM ACHIEVEMENT AWARD:

Northside ISD
Ergo, Evac, Crosswalk: No Training Left Behind!