Six companies are recognized for their excellence in providing critical services in fragile environments worldwide and their commitment to accountability, transparency, ethical conduct, and respect for human rights.

WASHINGTON – JUNE 23, 2021 – International Stability Operations Association (ISOA) honored the outstanding work of six stability operations companies during its Global Impact Awards ceremony on June 23.

The ISOA Global Impact Awards recognize those businesses that go above and beyond the call of duty in their work to support and provide critical services in fragile environments worldwide. Particular attention is paid to those who exemplify ISOA’s ideals, including accountability, transparency, ethical conduct, and respect for human rights.

“ISOA member companies are committed to long-term stability and growth in the world’s most unstable places. Their efforts involve long hours, difficult decisions, and high risk. We are proud to recognize those who demonstrate excellence in their work, and we congratulate this year’s Global Impact Award winners,” said Howie Lind, ISOA President and Executive Director.

The 2021 award winners are as follows:

• Vanguard Award for overall top achievement in stability, contingency, disaster, or recovery operations, with a demonstrated commitment to ISOA’s ideals: PAE, Remote Medical International, and Al Khudairi Rentals Company
• COVID Response Award for heroic efforts in support of health and safety goals and requirements related to the COVID-19 pandemic: PAE and International SOS
• Women, Peace, and Security Award for advancing the inclusion of women in conflict prevention, resolution, and post-conflict stabilization efforts: Constellis
• Innovation Award for creating a new technique, process, procedure, or approach that addresses a common challenge faced by those in the stability operations sector: PAE and TBW Global

“The ISOA Global Impact Awardees are leaders, who set the standard for quality and success in the stability operations sector. We salute their achievements,” said Kelley DeConciliis, Chairman of the ISOA Board of Directors.