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CONGRATULATIONS! To all the Finalists of the Difference Maker Diversity Awards
What are the Difference Maker Diversity Awards?
The Difference Maker Diversity Awards is a State award that looks for and recognises a board and individual director in the WA Not for Profit sector who are really seeking to engage with people who bring a different perspective. The Difference Maker Diversity Awards highlight those who have taken action, those who are showing exceptional leadership, courage and commitment in promoting diversity to achieve better governance outcomes for their organisation and society. These awards generated applications from high caliber directors across the State, from those applications we undertook an extensive selection process.
It gives us great delight to advise you the following people and organisations are finalists !
Individual Board Director Award Finalists
Ms Angie Paskevicius – Board Chair
Mr David Endersby – Board Chair
Ms Justine Colyer – CEO Rise Community Network, Board Member various boards
Mr Justin Scanlan – Board Chair
Not-For-Profit Board Finalists
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