Pearcey Award
The Pearcey Awards are a set of prizes presented annually since 1998 by the Pearcey Foundation for achievement in the Australian ICT industry.
Pearcey Award Categories
Each year, the Pearcey Foundation presents 3 categories of award:
- Pearcey Medal
- The Pearcey Medal is awarded annually to the individual who has made the greatest lifetime achievement and contribution to the ICT profession and industry in Australia.
- Pearcey Hall of Fame
- In addition to the Pearcey Medal winner, up to two individuals are inducted into the Pearcey Hall of Fame, based on their lifetime contribution to the Australian ICT industry.
- State Pearcey Awards
- Each state presents a Pearcey award to an upcoming individual who contributes an innovative or pioneering achievement to research and development within the ICT industry.
Pearcey Medal Winners
- 2008 Neville Roach
- 2007 Roger Allen
- 2006 Fiona Balfour
- 2005 John O'Callaghan
- 2004 John Bennett
- 2003 Lyndsey Cattermole
- 2002 Bill Caelli
- 2001 Tony Benson
- 2000 George Kepper
- 1999 Trevor Robinson
- 1998 Peter Jones
Pearcey Hall of Fame Inductees
- 2008 Clive Finkelstein, Neil Weste
- 2007 Rob Newman, John Puttick
- 2006 Cyril Brookes, Max Burnet
- 2005 Ashley Goldsworthy, John O'Neil
- 2004 Ormond Brown, Bob Bishop, Renfrey Potts
- 2003 John O'Callaghan, David Hartley
- 2002 Robert Northcote, Phil Singleton
- 2001 John Bennett, Frank Hirst
State Pearcey Awards
New South Wales
- 2010 Lars and Jens Rasmussen
- 2009 Winner: Ian Gardiner
- 2009: Highly commended: Elias Bizannes,Scott-Bradley Pearce, Robert Castaneda, Tarik Hammadou, Bart Jellema and Kim Chen, Ryan Junee, Robi Karp, Ben Keighran, Aidan Williams, Jonathon Wolfe, Anthony Woodward
- 2008 Mike Cannon-Brookes, Scott Farquhar
- 2007 Jeff Waugh, Pia Waugh
- 2006 Matt Barrie
- 2005 James Dalziel
- 2004 Hugh Durrant-Whyte
- 2003 Ted Dunstone
- 2002 Alex Hartman
- 2001 Derek Renouf
- 2000 Clinton Paddison
- 1999 Scott Gazzard
Queensland
- 2016 Aaron Birkby
- 2015 Wayne Gerard
- 2007 Tammy Halter
- 2006 Brett Hooker
- 2005 Kon Kakanis
- 2004 Adrian Di Marco
- 2003 David Barbagallo
South Australia
- 2004 Ross Williams
- 2003 Simon Ronald
- 2002 Jonathan Baxter
Tasmania
- 2010 Paris Buttfield-Addison, Jon Manning
- 2006 Ian Cumming
- 2005 Luke Bereznicki
- 2004 Chris Dalton, Anthony Scotney (joint winners)
Victoria
- 2008 Michael Giuffrida
- 2007 Ashley Herring
- 2006 Anthony Overmars
- 2005 Graeme Huon
- 2004 Luke Howard
- 2003 Alec Umansky
- 2002 Jonathan Zufi
- 2001 Anna Carosa
- 2000 Rick Harvey
- 1999 Michael Kölling
References
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