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Scholarship Foundation Honour Roll

Year	Winners & Finalists	Award	Graduated	Cranfield School of Management Prizes
2019	Mahesh Roy	Twelfth Cranfield Australian Alumni Scholar 2019
2017	Susan Kennedy	Eleventh Cranfield Australian Alumni Scholar 2017	MBA 2018
2016	Andrew Smith	Tenth Cranfield Australian Alumni Scholar, 2016	MBA 2017	Odger’s Prize Winner, 2017
2015	Lily Rattray	Ninth Cranfield Australian Alumni Scholar, 2015	MBA 2016
2015	Paul Lamprecht	Fee Bursary Award winner	MBA 2016
2015	Claire Dyason	Fee Bursary Award winner	MBA 2016
2014	Craig Kitto	Eighth Cranfield Australian Alumni Scholar, 2014	MBA 2015
2013	Daniel George	Seventh Cranfield Australian Alumni Scholar, 2013	MBA 2014
2013	Kevin Ha	Outstanding Candidate Award winner	MBA 2014
2012	David Scollon	Sixth Cranfield Australian Alumni Scholar, 2012	MBA 2013	Odgers Prize Finalist, 2013
2012	Aashlesha Venkatachalam	Finalist and “TwentyTwelve” Award winner	MBA 2013	Tasman Cup Winner, 2013
2012	Benjamin Elias	Finalist and “TwentyTwelve” Award winner	MBA 2013
2011	Anna Baggoley	Fifth Cranfield Australian Alumni Scholar, 2011	MBA 2012	Tasman Cup Winner, 2012
2010	Todd Myers	Fourth Cranfield Australian Alumni Scholar, 2010	MBA 2011	Henry Ford Prize Winner 2011
2010	Adam Cox	Finalist and FeeShare Award winner	MBA 2011
2010	Charlie Honner	Finalist and FeeShare Award winner	MBA 2011
2009	Damini Singh	Third Cranfield Australian Alumni Scholar, 2009	MBA 2010
2008	Robert Milagre	Second Cranfield Australian Alumni Scholar, 2008	MBA 2009
2008	Chris Tredwin	Finalist and FeeShare Award winner	MBA 2009
2007	Sarah Nicholson	Inaugural Cranfield Australian Alumni Scholar	MBA 2008
2007	John Miocevich	Finalist and FeeShare Award winner	MBA 2008	Tasman Cup Winner, 2008

The President’s award

The President’s award was established in 2010 by the second President of the Foundation Steve Wood (EMBA 1994). The President’s award recognises the person showing “exceptional dedication, commitment and support for CAASF and  is chosen solely by the President.

2014  Winner—Bronwyn Fulton – Egon Zehnder

Stephen Williams describes his reasons for the award:

“Browyn has been an incredibly important part of  our Scholarship selection process,  which she does on a voluntary basis, managing to fit it in around her time-pressured “day job”.  Bronwyn adds the external perspective which, unseen by most,  ensures consistency in our selection process year-to-year.”

2013  Winner—Graham Baws (MBA 1979)

Stephen Williams describes his reasons for the award:

“Graham has been recognised for his behind the scenes work as Treasurer, something that entails many hours of dedicated effort and is a responsibility often noticed only when it fails to be done well.”

2012 Winner—Alexandra Chapman (MBA 1988)

Steve Wood describes his reasons for the award:

“Alex has worked tirelessly to manage our candidate pipeline.  As the year starts out we always have many candidates, but as life’s circumstances and the GMAT take their toll, we lose good candidates.  This year Alex, through extra efforts, was able to help Aashlesha, who was a late starter, over the line, so that we ultimately had three winners.  Well done Alex your recognition award is well deserved.”

2011 Winner—Prof David Corkindale (MBA 1965, PhD 1976)

Steve Wood describes his reasons for the award:

“David is our State Rep for South Australia, a founding member of the Scholarship Foundation and has been an unstinting contributor to the Alumni. David has won this year’s award for his excellent efforts in promoting the Scholarship around South Australia.  David has been able to promote the Scholarship to a wide range of organisations including the offices of the State MP and Prime Minister.  That has culminated in our first winner from South Australia, Anna Baggoley.  Well done David, your Award is well deserved.”

2010 Winner—Mark Ellis  (MOD MBA 2003)

 Steve Wood describes his reasons for the award:

“Mark is the first winner of this Award.  We wanted to acknowledge the great efforts that Mark has made in making this Award event, here in Sydney 2010, a great success.   Mark has acted as State Rep for NSW, and has put in a significant amount of effort in contacting and inviting alumni to come to this year’s Award Event. Mark, we appreciate your effort, and your Award is well deserved”

The McFarlane Dollar

The McFarlane Dollar is a perpetual award made each year to recognise “Outstanding Contribution”. Each year, the winner’s name is added to the honour roll on the Perpetual Trophy and the winner is custodian of  The McFarlane Dollar trophy for the year before handing it to the next awardee at the May dinner. The winner also receives a smaller trophy as a momento of their achievement.

The McFarlane Dollar arose out of a lighted-hearted bet between Alexandra Chapman (MBA 1988) and John McFarlane (MBA 1975) in January 2012. You can read all about that here.