Writing accomplishments for awards

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My resume is in pretty good shape in the MT format. And I still know I can do better. One thing I can't seem to wrap my head around is how to handle Awards. They are not always directly tied to a hard data accomplishment. For example at my last company I was given recognition for developing the communication model used between my company and our partner company. Just having trouble wrapping my brain around how to position this in the proper MT format. Suggestions? Thanks, Joel BC
Submitted by Suzanne Brown on Tuesday February 10th, 2015 9:53 am

For me, I have those written AS an accomplishment. 
Received XYZ award in recognition for developing a communication model used between company and partners.

Submitted by Joel Bancroft-… on Thursday February 12th, 2015 10:08 am

Hmm, just seemed like it was breaking the Results, Verb, Action format. Dunno maybe I'm being dense? Reward as the result just doesn't seem like a result such as "25% reduction in time to ship by using a time machine." 
Am I being too literal? 

Submitted by Dawne Tiller on Thursday February 12th, 2015 3:56 pm

I elive MT advises to omit awards as they as subjective and you are better off using the space for accomplishments.

Submitted by Dawne Tiller on Thursday February 12th, 2015 3:57 pm

Sorry about the typos in my response.  I should have proof read.

Submitted by Leon Buker on Thursday February 19th, 2015 11:57 pm

Hi,

Just thought you could write it something like this:

- Strengthened relationship with partner company by developing/implementing a standardised communication model (received XYZ award)

I'm sure you can do a better job than me. But the idea is to basically tack the award on the end, and if you run out of space in your CV...you can always chop it off if needs be. The result is more important than the award in this case. IMHO.

Leon