National Program Only
At any time, following submission of an entry in the Awards, but prior to the presentation ceremony, should the business become insolvent, or their business is placed under administration, the applicant is no longer eligible to receive an award.
The next national finalist will not be elevated to the status of national finalist.
If, following the presentation ceremony, the business returns to solvency, then the award cannot be reclaimed.
Answer the questions and provide accurate and concise information in conjunction with the Judging Criteria to see how the judges will be scoring your application.
Make use of the available word count to draw upon examples and use measurable data to support your claims.
Remember that judges often have a lot of submissions to consider, so make it entertaining and informative.
Judges assess how well you have answered each question. Ensure the information you provide is relevant to each question and your overall submission.
Don’t forget to check your spelling and grammar before you submit.
Please contact export.awards@austrade.gov.au
Many past winners have written their own submission. You know your business inside and out, that passion cannot be replicated. However, you may certainly use a professional writer if you prefer.
All national finalists have the opportunity to receive feedback on their submission from the judges at the end of the program in December. If you are a national finalist or national winner, you will receive an email from the AEA team regarding this.
Contact your state or territory Export Awards program contact with any questions related to your application.
For technical support:
All information supplied in your application will be treated as commercial in-confidence.
State and territory and national Export Awards coordinators use the information solely for the purpose of judging the 2023 Australian Export Awards.
All judges sign a confidentiality agreement and conflict of interest declaration.