Boultinghouse Award

Established by the Aluminum Association Board of Directors in October 1998, the annual Marlan T. Boultinghouse Service Award is the highest award given by the North American industry and honors those who have not only had distinguished careers within a member company, but also have provided their talents to improve the broader industry. The award is presented in memory of late ARCO Aluminum, Inc. President Marlan T. Boultinghouse.  Boultinghouse brought energy and enthusiasm to the industry through his advocacy of aluminum marketing and the many technical programs he helped to advance.

The award is presented each year at the Aluminum Association Annual Meeting.

Eligibility

An individual must meet the following criteria to be nominated:

• Nominee’s company is a member in good standing with the Aluminum Association.
• Nominee has served on an Association division, committee, task force or other organized group within the Aluminum Association for three or more years

Evaluation Criteria

Nominations will be evaluated by the Boultinghouse Selection Committee on the following criteria

• Nominee has served the Association “with distinction” for three or more years.
• Nominee provides leadership to the Association, whether as chair or member of a committee, division, etc.
• Nominee has demonstrated leadership in helping the Association achieve its mission.
• The nominee’s leadership, talents and expertise have advanced Association programs and services over time.

Nomination

Any member company representative or any member of the Aluminum Association staff may nominate an individual to receive the Marlan Boultinghouse Award.

The winner will be announced at the Aluminum Association Annual Meeting.

To nominate someone please complete our nomination form here 

Past Winners