NACBA NATIONAL AWARDS

NOMINATION FORM FOR 2007 AWARDS

Award recipients will be announced in the June/July issue of the NACBAgram and
honored during the National Association’s annual meeting.

MAURICE SAUCEDO AWARD
Church Business Administrator of the Year
pervious recipient

The Saucedo Award, the highest NACBA award given to an active church administrator, is named in honor of Maurice Saucedo, a career chapel management specialist with the United States Air Force and the first Executive Director of NACBA. Saucedo, known as “Maury” to his CBA friends and “Spike” to his Air Force colleagues, died suddenly in 1974. He was named a charter member of the Church Management Hall of Fame in 1983.

THE CHURCH MANAGEMENT HALL OF FAME
Significant Contributor
pervious recipient

Individuals who have contributed significantly to the profession of church business administration may be chosen for induction into the Church Management Hall of Fame at the annual NACBA national conference. The Church Management Hall of Fame has two separate categories.

I. The Church Business Administrator: awarded to a former or retired church business administrator who had an illustrious church management career and exhibited outstanding leadership within NACBA.

II. Significant Contributor to Church Management: This broader category is designated to honor those non-church business administrators who have made significant contributions to the church management profession. Examples of this category are editors of church management magazines; church administration professors; authors; consultants; denomination and association executives; NACBA executive directors; etc. Membership in NACBA is preferred, but not required.

F. MARVIN MYERS SERVICE AWARD
pervious recipient

The Myers Service Award is named in honor of F. Marvin Myers, FCBA, for his support, dedication, and seventeen years of loyal service to the membership of NACBA as Executive Director. His vigorous leadership and commitment to the ministry of church administration led the organization to “reach for the stars” in providing a network of support for administrators and a foundation of confidence through continued professional education and training.

ELIGIBILITY: Awarded to one or more individuals displaying a strong commitment to the organization through chapter leadership, special service, chapter organization, national service of membership, and professional support. Recipients could include individuals recognized as future leaders or “rising stars” as well as long-term members who enthusiastically support the benefits of membership of NACBA and the church administration profession. Criteria include Active membership in NACBA.

CEO AWARD
pervious recipient

hese special awards are given to recognition individuals who have given above and beyond the call of duty in serve and support to the association. This awards are given at the discretion of the chief executive officer.

Distinguished Exhibitor Service Award
pervious recipient