How Are Winners Formally Informed?
Once the GInI Awards evaluation process is complete, selected winners are officially informed via email. This formal communication confirms their selection as recipients of a GInI Award and may include additional details regarding the recognition, next steps, or required documentation.
Following this, the names of all confirmed winners are published on the official GInI website as part of the public awards announcement. This recognition highlights their achievements and shares their success with the global innovation community.
If you have submitted a nomination and would like to follow up, please ensure that the email address provided is accurate and regularly monitored. For further assistance, contact us at support@gini.org.
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