May 7, 2024

Nominations For NEBA’s Award for Excellence are OPEN!

We invite you to submit a nomination for NEBA's 2024 Awards for Excellence in mitigation banking and public service. The awards recognize those who have demonstrated extraordinary commitment to the mitigation banking and the regulatory community. The program consists of two awards:

Excellence in Mitigation Banking-

The Annual NEBA Award for Excellence in Mitigation Banking honors an individual in the mitigation banking community who has contributed substantially to the development and success of the mitigation banking industry. The award may recognize both individual and firm achievements.

Excellence in Public Service-

The Annual NEBA Award for Excellence in Public Service honors an individual in the regulatory community who has demonstrated excellence in their role in the regulatory process. This may include the development of policy and improved procedures related to mitigation banking as well as diligent and efficient processing of required regulatory actions.

Nominations will be accepted through July 15, 2024

To nominate an individual or firm, please complete our brief nomination form.


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