Third Sector Awards 2019 - Celebrating the Sector's Most Extraordinaire
24 September 2019
The Third Sector Awards, presented by Sparks Strategy is a special occasion for celebrating and recognising best NFP practice around Australia. Providing an unbiased and objective point of reference, Third Sector in partnership with the Centre for Social Impact and a team of judges scores hundreds of entries across multiple categories to showcase the very best in the sector.
THIRD SECTOR AWARDS CATEGORIES
CEO of the Year
Board Director of the Year
Campaign / Marketing Executive of the Year
Volunteer of the Year
Social Entrepreneur of the Year
Influencer of the Year - Judge's Choice
Young Leader of the Year
Emerging Leader of the Year
Small Charity of the Year (10 people or less)
Emerging NFP of the Year
Partners & Sponsors
Principal Partner and CEO of the Year Sponsor
Young Leader of the Year Sponsor
Emerging Leader of the Year Sponsor
MEET THE
2019 JUDGES
Dr Lyndsey Mckee
Dr Lyndsey McKee is the Social Impact Industry Director at CSI, where she brings over ten years of industry experience advising for-purpose organisations to better leverage skills and resources to support impact initiatives in communities experiencing disadvantage. Lyndsey holds a PhD in Corporate Social Responsibility and Stakeholder Engagement which she completed at Queens University, Belfast. Prior to her role at CSI, Lyndsey was Head of Partnerships at Uniting Way.
Katherine Raskob
Katherine is the Chief Executive Officer of Fundraising Institute Australia, the largest representative body for the $12.5 billion charitable fundraising sector. Previously she was Director of Communications & Customer Experience at the network called the Australian Alliance for Data Leadership, incorporating Australia’s largest marketing association, the Association for Data-driven Marketing & Advertising (ADMA).
Ron Hooton
Leader of complex organisations in both the “for purpose” and commercial sectors.
Strategic thinker expert in developing and executing strategy to develop and grow businesses.
Change maker expert in transforming organisations to improve client and business outcomes.
Builder of culture, workforce engagement, and high performing teams.
All-Rounder competent in all general management professional disciplines (particularly People and Culture, Finance and ICT).
Felicity Green
Felicity is the co-founder and Associate Director of social impact advisory firm, Spark Strategy. Leading the Melbourne practice, Felicity facilitates international strategy projects, has developed an expertise in Not for Profit business models, and was also a co-author in the briefing paper for the National Mental Health Commission review. She also has in-depth knowledge of collective impact and is a specialist in social innovation and creating cross-sector partnerships.
Jessica Brown
Sandy Kervin
Scott Lockie
Dale Cleaver
Andrea Alexander
Brett Casey
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Third Sector Awards Venue
Event Date: 24 September 2019
Location: Le Montage, Sydney