2014 Award Winners
Academic and Research Category
The CILT Award for the best undergraduate level project on a logistics and transport topic submitted for academic credit in an accredited Tertiary Academic Institution in New Zealand or supervised by a registered New Zealand member of CILT teaching in an accredited foreign academic program involved with logistics and transport 2014.
Winner: Sara Sadiq Al Najjar
Sponsor: CILT NZ
Sara is on the right , Lorraine Cowley centre and Zahra Khalil Mayoof who was Highly Commended.
The CILT Award for Overall Outstanding Achievement
Award for achievement in a Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport qualification completed in the previous academic year in New Zealand, or elsewhere if the nominee is a student taught by New Zealand registered members of CILT 2014.
Winner: Annie (Thuy) Pham
Sponsor: Dexion
Richard Smart from Dexion, Walter Glass from Logistics Training Group (LTG) and Annie (Thuy) Pham who won both the Dexion Sponsored Award and The LTG Sponsored Award as following details.
The CILT NZ Award for the Logistics Training Groups Top Graduate in the CILT UK Professional Diploma in Logistics and Transport 2014
Winner: Annie (Thuy) Pham
Sponsor: Logistics Training Group
Annie won both the two above awards.
The CILT NZ Award for Overall Outstanding Achievement
Award for achievement in programs with a focus on Transport and Logistics taught in New Zealand leading to a Postgraduate level Certificate or Diploma or Degree 2014.
Winners: Fortune Tlapi and Rowan Dunn. This year we have joint winners. Both are Massey University postgraduate diploma graduates.
Sponsor: CILT NZ
Fortune Tlapi, Chris Kissling Convenor of the Judging Panel presents Rowan’s award to Paul Childerhouse ( Massey University Tutor – Rowan was unable to attend)
The Ministry of Transport Award
Winner: Jayden MacRae
Sponsor: The Ministry of Transport
Martin Matthews CEO MOT and Jayden MacRae
Communications and Industry Category Awards
The CILT Award for the Most Meritorious Published Article in a New Zealand Publication
Winner: Nigel Parry
Sponsor: CILT NZ
Nigel Parry receives his award from CILT President Chin Abeywickrama
The CILT Award for the Most Meritorious Presentation 2014
Winner: Matthew Foster – Synlait Milk Ltd
Sponsor: Kissling Consulting Ltd
Matthew Foster receives his award from CILT President Chin Abeywickrama
The CILT Award for Public Transport Innovation
Winners: Auckland Transport (AT) & Manukau Institute of Technology (MIT )
Sponsor: CILT NZ
Chin Abeywickrama with Lawrence Wong (AT) and Peter Quigg (MIT)
The CILT Award for Supply Chain Innovation
Winner: Netlogix Ltd
Sponsor: Dexion
Left is Mark Rogers of Netlogix middle is Richard Smart, Dexion, right is Paul Harper of Netlogix
The CILT Award for Safety, Security and Environmental Innovation
Winner: Waste Management Ltd – Health, Safety & Training Team
Sponsor: CentrePort
Guy Smith receives the award on behalf of the WM Team from Steve Harris of CentrePort
CILT Mentoring Program
Scholarship Winners:
Carol Hullah and Ying Xie were the successful proteges who applied for the CILT NZ mentoring programme, sponsored by Pacifica Shipping and Ports of Auckland. They now have the opportunity to liaise with an assigned mentor over a period of time, which will provide them with access to new perspectives and strategies, thus increasing their potential to fast-track their careers.
Sponsors: Pacifica Shipping and Ports of Auckland Ltd
Carol Hullah on the left Dr JeanPaul Thull (CILT Mentoring Convenor) and Ying Xie
President’s Award
Winners: David Kriel and Cormac McBride – this is a special award not given every year.
David Kriel (left) and Cormac McBride
CILT Excellence Awards
The Young Achiever of the Year 2014
Winner: Nick Flack
Sponsor: Port of Tauranga Ltd
Nick Flack receives his award from Chin Abeywickrama
The Norman Spencer Memorial Medal
Winner: Dr Murray King
Sponsor: CILT NZ
Dr Murray King and Chin Abeywickrama
The Sir Bob Owens Award
Winner: Morris McFall
Sponsor: CILT NZ
Morris McFall
Leaders for the Future
The Leaders for the Future graduates received their certificates.
Jo Brosnahan is the Convenor of the LFTF Programme and Vicky Pond-Dunlop the programme manager.
