Construcciones Yamaro: 2023 Women in Industry Awards finalists announced

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The 2023 Women in Industry Awards finalists have been announced after a record 158 nominations for this year’s event.

Winners will be announced at the Gala Dinner on Thursday 8 June, at Aerial Events in Melbourne.

The finalists are:

BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT SUCCESS OF THE YEAR

Recognising an individual who has created new growth opportunities that has allowed their organisation to expand and generate greater revenue.

  • Kacey Finlayson – Get Real Workwear & Safety
  • Kelly McGinty – Powerhouse Logistics Pty Ltd
  • Lucinda Adams – Weir Minerals Australia
  • Navine Smith – Laminex Australia
  • Sandra Robinson – Kennards Hire
  • Stefanie Frawley – TMX Global
EXCELLENCE IN CONSTRUCTION – Proudly sponsored by National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC)

Recognising an individual who has made a positive contribution to one of the many facets of the construction industry.

  • Aimee Najdovski – Acciona Australia
  • Bek Bishop – Elite Building Services (Vic) Pty Ltd
  • Jenana Roper – Schneider Electric
  • Sonja Landon – Sedgman Pty Ltd
  • Tara Matkovich – SMEC
  • Trudy Grimshaw – Department of Finance, WA
EXCELLENCE IN ENGINEERING – Proudly sponsored by SEW-EURODRIVE

Recognising an individual who has shown leadership in engineering, technological excellence and innovation.

  • Elika Karbassi – Liberty Industrial
  • Elsa Antunes – James Cook University
  • Helen Baxter-Crawford – SMEC
  • Jennifer Courmont – Downer
  • Jennifer Del Mastro – Airservices Australia
  • Nicola Taylor – BOC
EXCELLENCE IN MANUFACTURING – Proudly sponsored by PACCAR Australia

Recognising an individual who has thought ‘outside the box’ to implement an outstanding personal contribution to their manufacturing business and the wider manufacturing community.

  • Brenda Denbesten – Dulux Group
  • Kristi Riordan – Harvest B
  • Kym O’Leary – COgear
  • Naomi Elliott – Concept Laboratories
  • Rebecca Vella – Laminex Australia
  • Shari Lyon – Fluxwood Lighting
EXCELLENCE IN MINING – Proudly sponsored by Weir Minerals

Recognising an individual who has made a positive contribution to one of the many facets of the mining industry.

  • Amy Chetcuti – Downright Diesel
  • Ashara Moore – BHP
  • Georgia Wilson – Redpath
  • Lisa Jane Hults – Hanson Construction Materials Pty Ltd
  • Tyler Mahoney – Prospectors Club
EXCELLENCE IN TRANSPORT

Recognising an individual who has gone above and beyond to improve and positively impact the Australian transport industry.

  • Amanda Bradfield – EES Shipping Pty Ltd
  • Ann Lopez – Lopez Brothers Transport
  • Caddie Green – Metro Trains Melbourne
  • Coralie Chapman – Humes Concrete Products
  • Jenny Lancaster – Aurecon
  • Leonnie Carter – Carter Heavy Haulage & Transport
INDUSTRY ADVOCACY AWARD

Recognising an individual who has helped shape a positive view of their industry and/or helped to create a policy change that benefits those working in the sector.

  • Alanna Ball – Women in Safety
  • Alexandra Nagy – SHAPE Australia
  • Jemma Walshe – Fulton Hogan
  • Radmila Desic AM – Queensland Government Department of Communities, Housing, Digital Economy
  • Ros Dent – BINGO Industries
  • Ros Milverton – Seaway Intermodal
  • Sandra Lau – Viva Energy Australia
MENTOR OF THE YEAR

Recognising an individual who has demonstrated a commitment to developing female talent within their organisation or wider industry.

  • Alison Cusack – Cusack & Co
  • Caoilin Chestnutt – BHP
  • Julie Truss – Weir Minerals Australia
  • Louise Azzopardi – Louise Azzopardi Training and Development Solutions Pty Ltd
  • Renny Chivunga – Aurecon
  • Shiloh Ainuu – BINGO Industries
  • Teagan Dowler – The BCW
RISING STAR OF THE YEAR – Proudly sponsored by Atlas Copco

Recognising an individual who has shown significant promise within their chosen industry or who has reached new goals at the start of their career.

  • Ambrin Begum – M-Power Software Pty Ltd
  • Aya Salih – Bajwa EnviroConsult
  • Felicity Waldmann – Kolsen (Espec Pty Ltd)
  • Maddie Greenwood – SHAPE Australia
  • Miranda Swift – Northrop Consulting Engineers
  • Sophia Kurianski – Jinolo
  • Sunny Kalidas – Donald Cant Watts Corke
SAFETY ADVOCACY AWARD – Proudly sponsored by Komatsu

Recognising an individual working actively to improve safety for their industry.

  • Annastasia Denigan – Toll Group
  • Charlotte Keenan – Laminex Australia
  • Giselle Phillips – Fredon QLD
  • Joanna Davies – Aurecon
  • Kylie Andrew-Komar – Re.Group Pty Ltd
  • Simone Hamill – Delcon Group
WOMAN OF THE YEAR – Proudly sponsored by Fulton Hogan

All finalists are eligible for the coveted “Woman of the Year” Award.

Tickets for the 2023 Women in Industry Awards are now on sale at https://womeninindustry.com.au/awards/

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