On behalf of the Florida Board of Certified Investigators, it is a pleasure to recognize outstanding investigators who contribute so much to our profession.
For the first time, the James E. Reddick Memorial Award was presented at the FAPI Annual Conference in September 2009. This award is presented in honor of a man known for his kindness and helpfulness to other PI's. So it was an honor to present this award to Steven L. Stansbury, who is recognized as a friend, mentor, and leading professional investigator by his peers.
It has been a definite honor and privilege to review the credentials, and to speak with the various nominators in preparing for these awards. We have many outstanding investigators throughout the State of Florida and these individuals exemplify the best. Congratulations Steve!
Keith R. Steele, FCI, CLI, CFE, CCDI
2009 FBCI Chairpman
If you would like to know more about Steven L Stansbury, go to his website: Steven L. Stansbury and Associates, Inc.
The "Jim Reddick Memorial Award" has been presented to:
- 2001 - Kerry Farney, CLI, FCI
- 2002 - Deborah L. Sturgeon, FCI
- 2004 - James Harbert, CLI, FCI
- 2005 - Brian P. McGuinness, CLI, CFE, FCI
- 2006 - Burt P. Hodge, CFE, FCI
- 2007 - James F. Robertson III
- 2008 - Bill E. Branscum
- 2009 - Steven L. Stansbury
AWARD PROTOCOL FOR THE "JAMES E. REDDICK MEMORIAL AWARD"
Intent of Award:
To acknowledge and recognize those who have improved the investigative profession through new ideas, talents and innovative advancements for the professional investigator, and whose efforts expand the knowledge and training of others through education, mentoring and professional relationships.
Eligibility:
Nominations for the James E. Reddick Memorial Award may be submitted by anyone. The nominee must be a Florida licensed private investigator in good standing with the Florida Department of Agriculture or staff investigator exempted from licensure.
Criteria:
The Florida licensed private investigator or staff investigator will have contributed to the investigative profession in one or more of the following ways:
- Emphasized the true "love" for the work of a professional investigator.
- Recognized the importance of professional organizational membership.
- Used networking to develop long term friendships.
- Embraced the state of the art education, ideas, techniques, and training.
- Contributed in other areas deemed appropriate by the nominator.
Application of Criteria:
In appraising the qualifications of those nominated, priority shall be given to consistent and exemplary contributions made to the investigative profession. The selection of the recipient to be so honored shall be made solely by the Florida Board of Certified Investigators, Inc.
Deadline for Nomination:
Nominations for the James E. Reddick Memorial Award shall be submitted no later than July 1st of each year.
Presentation of Award:
The James E. Reddick Memorial Award shall be presented in conjunction with activities organized by the Florida Board of Certified Investigators, Inc. When presented, only one such award will be given, within a fiscal year, at the discretion of the Florida Board of Certified Investigators, Inc.
Submit Nomination To:
Florida Board of Certified Investigators, Inc.
