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2008 |
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Leading CEO for the Advancement of Women |
John
Ballard, Mercy Health |
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Diversity Leader for the Advancement of Women |
Eva
Freedman, HSBC Bank Australia Ltd |
|
Leading
Organisation for the Advancement of Women
(<500 employees) |
The Cancer
Council of QLD |
|
Leading
Organisation for the Advancement of Women
(>500 employees) |
Deloitte |
|
Outstanding Initiative/Result for the
Advancement of Women |
Dell
Australia Pty Ltd |
|
Outstanding Workplace Flexibility Achieved through Job Design |
ConocoPhillips Australia Pty Ltd |
|
Outstanding EEO Practice for the Advancement of Women in a
Non-Traditional Area/Role |
Mt Arthur
Coal Pty Ltd |
|
Minister's Award: Outstanding EEO Practice in the
Advancement of Indigenous Women |
SDN Children's Services Inc |
|
2007 |
|
Leading CEO for the Advancement of Women |
Gino Butera,
Cummins South Pacific Pty Ltd |
|
Diversity Leader for the Advancement of Women |
Heather
Cameron, Griffith University |
|
Leading
Organisation for the Advancement of Women
(<500 employees) |
The Cancer
Council of NSW |
|
Leading
Organisation for the Advancement of Women
(>500 employees) |
Mallesons
Stephen Jaques |
|
Outstanding Initiative/Result for the
Advancement of Women |
UBS AG,
Australia Branch |
|
Outstanding EEO Practice for the
Advancement of Mature-Aged Women |
Busways
Group Pty Ltd |
|
Outstanding EEO Practice for the Advancement of Women in a
Non-Traditional Area/Role |
Rio Tinto
Cola Australia - Hail Creek Mine |
|
Minister's Award: Outstanding Initiative/Practice
in Achieving Workplace Flexibility through Job Design |
Campbell Arnott's |
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2006 |
|
Leading CEO for the Advancement of Women |
Maria
Mercurio, RSPCA Victoria Inc |
|
Diversity Leader for the Advancement of Women |
Niki
Kesoglou, Westpac Banking Corporation |
|
Leading
Organisation for the Advancement of Women
(<500 employees) |
VicSuper
Pty Ltd |
|
Leading
Organisation for the Advancement of Women
(>500 employees) |
IBM
Australia Limited |
|
Outstanding Initiative/Result for the
Advancement of Women |
Holding
Redlich |
|
Outstanding EEO Practice for the
Advancement of Mature-Aged Women |
ECH Inc |
|
Outstanding EEO Practice for the Advancement of Women in a
Non-Traditional Area/Role |
Cummins
Engine Company Pty Ltd |
|
Minister's Award: Outstanding Initiative/Practice
in Achieving Workplace Flexibility |
Acumen Alliance (ACT) Pty Ltd |
|
Judges'
Award |
Stuart Davis, HSBC Bank Australia Ltd |
|
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|
2005 |
|
Leading CEO for the Advancement of Women |
Giam
Swiegers, Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu |
|
Diversity Leader for the Advancement of Women |
Sara
Rasmussen, Insurance Australia Group |
|
Leading
Organisation for the Advancement of Women
(<500 employees) |
Overnewton
Anglican Community College |
|
Leading
Organisation for the Advancement of Women
(>500 employees) |
ANZ |
|
Outstanding EEO Practice for the Advancement of Women |
Macquarie
University |
|
Outstanding Result for the Advancement of Women |
SCI Fleet
Motors Pty Ltd |
|
Outstanding EEO Practice for the Advancement of Women in a
Non-Traditional Area/Role |
Century
Drilling (a division of Downer EDI Ltd) |
|
Minister's Award: Outstanding EEO Practice for the
Advancement of Mature-Aged Women |
The Windsor Hotel |
|
Judges'
Award: For a Person or Organisation for their Contribution to the
Advancement of Women |
Professor Sally Walker, Deakin University |
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|
|
2004 |
|
Leading CEO for the Advancement of Women |
Philip
Bullock, IBM Australia Limited |
|
Diversity Leader for the Advancement of Women |
Andrea
Grant, Holden Ltd |
|
Leading
Organisation for the Advancement of Women
(<500 employees) |
Mt
Pritchard & District Community Club Ltd (Mounties) |
|
Leading
Organisation for the Advancement of Women
(>500 employees) |
Alcoa World
Alumina Australia |
|
Outstanding EEO Practice for the Advancement of Women |
Aventis
Pharma Australia Pty Ltd |
|
Outstanding Result for the Advancement of Women |
SCA Hygiene
Australasia Pty Limited |
|
Outstanding EEO Practice for the Advancement of Women in a
Non-Traditional Area/Role |
Connell
Wagner Pty Ltd |
|
Most
Promising Person or Organisation for the Advancement of Women |
Giam
Swiegers, Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu |
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For photographs of each
2004 winner, please see the
Media Gallery
page. |
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2003 |
|
Leading CEO for the Advancement of Women |
Guy Russo,
Managing Director, McDonald's Australia Ltd |
|
Diversity Leader for the Advancement of Women |
Alison
Spencer, IBM Australia Limited |
|
Leading
Organisation for the Advancement of Women
(<500 employees) |
SC Johnson
& Son Pty Ltd |
|
Leading
Organisation for the Advancement of Women
(>500 employees) |
American
Express International Inc - Australia |
|
Outstanding EEO Practice for the Advancement of Women |
Autoliv
Australia |
|
Outstanding Result for the Advancement of Women |
Uniting
Church Frontier Group &
Cairns Region Group Training |
|
Most
Promising Person or Organisation for the Advancement of Women |
Shenaz
Khan, ING Australia Ltd &
ANZ Banking Group Ltd |
|
For photographs of each
2003 winner, please see the
Media Gallery
page. |
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2002 |
|
Leading CEO for the Advancement of Women |
Robert Franklin, Managing Director, Autoliv Australia Pty Ltd |
|
Diversity Leader for the Advancement of Women |
Wilma Stevens, National Manager - EEO
and Diversity, Commonwealth Bank of Australia |
|
Leading
Organisation for the Advancement of Women
(<500 employees) |
Sara Lee Household & Body Care (Australia) Pty Ltd |
|
Leading
Organisation for the Advancement of Women
(>500 employees) |
Autoliv Australia Pty Ltd |
|
Outstanding EEO Practice for the Advancement of Women |
Tabcorp |
|
Most
Promising Person or Organisation for the Advancement of Women |
Canberra Girls' Grammar School |
|
For photographs and multimedia video presentations of each
2002 winner, please see the
Media Gallery
page. |
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2001 |
|
Leading CEO for the Advancement of Women |
Mr Brian Schwartz, Chief Executive Officer, Ernst & Young |
|
Diversity Leader for the Advancement of Women |
Ms Serenella Prelaz, Corporate Diversity Manager, Ford Motor Company
of Australia
Special Commendation
Mr Cameron McIntosh, Optus
|
|
Leading
Organisation for the Advancement of Women
(<500 employees) |
Santa Sabina College
Special Commendation
Australian National Credit Union
|
|
Leading
Organisation for the Advancement of Women
(>500 employees) |
Mars Incorporated |
|
Outstanding EEO Practice for the Advancement of Women |
Downs Group Training
Special Commendation
Uniting Church Frontier Services
|
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For photographs and multimedia video presentations of each
2001 winner, please see the
Media Gallery
page. |