Winners 2005

Winners of the 2005 Equity Trustees CEO Awards include;

CEO of the Year

Bella Irlicht was awarded for making the Port Phillip Specialist School the first in Australia to use a ‘full-service school’ approach combined with an arts-based curriculum to meet the complex educational and health needs of children aged 2 to 18 with multiple and severe disabilities. more

Innovator of the Year

Alexandra Gartmann was awarded for her efforts in putting the environment on the agenda for farmers and building the Birchip Cropping Group into one of Australia’s leading farmer-driven agricultural organisations. more

First Year Achiever

The CEO of CanTeen Australia, Dr Andrew Young was awarded last year for turning a $1.7 million deficit into a $1.5 million surplus through fundraising and partnerships; and for meeting the needs of young people (aged 12 to 14) living with cancer. more

Long Term Achiever

In the Not For Profit sector, there are individuals who make a significant contribution year after year. In 2005, this award recognised the efforts of Rev Dr Gordon Moyes. more

Judges' Award

Thw winner of the 2005 Judge's Award was Somebody's daughter Theatre Co and Michael Traill CEO Social Ventures.

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