1.
Top student in a Graduate Certificate Course in Transport
or Logistics.
Winner -
Nicholas Bell
He completed the Graduate
Certificate in Supply Chain Management, at the Manakau Institute
of Technology.
Sponsored by:
Hamburg Sud
2.
Top Student in a Diploma Course.
Winner -
Robert Plastow
He completed the UK
Professional Diploma Course, at Logistics Training Group.
Sponsored by:
CHEP
3.
Top student in a post-graduate diploma or degree
course.
Winner -
Kerstin Rupp.
She gained a Master's degree in
Applied Science with Distinction from Lincoln University.
Sponsored by:
Dexion
4.
Tranzqual Scholarship.
Winner -
Sam Mortensen.
He is working towards a combined Diploma in
Transport and Logistics, at Bay of Plenty Polytechnic.
Sponsored by:
Tranzqual ITO
5.
Best Student Research Project or paper up to Masters
Level.
Winner -
Lorelei Schmit.
She presented a thesis on Travel Demand
Management as it affects Otago University, the thesis presenting
a range of inter-related solutions
to
potential congestion around Dunedin, parking issues at
the university, environmental effects of too many cars versus
buses, cycles and walking.
Sponsored by:
The Ministry of Transport
6.
The Most Meritorious Presentation at a CILT meeting
during the year.
Winner -
Craig Harris, Chief executive of ISS - Mackay
Shipping
For his presentation to the
Central Section of CILT on the state of the passenger shipping
cruise business and the challenges that New Zealand faces
with respect to cruise tourism.
Sponsored by:
Property for Industry
7.
Award for Supply Chain Innovation.
Winner -
James Dunlop Textiles of Auckland. Received on
behalf of James Dunlop Textiles by Keith Robinson
Awarded for innovation in recruitment, in training, in
technology, in process, in measurement and for the future of the
business.
Sponsored by:
NZL Group.
8.
Award for Safety and Security Innovation.
Winner -
Chris Cairns Foundation. Received on behalf of
the Foundation by Patrick Jackson, the Charity Manager of the
Foundation.
Awarded for the promotion of level crossing
safety.
9.
Award for the best student in the CILT UK Professional
Diploma course.
Winner -
Jason Norriss
The Award is competed for by all students
who undertake the course worldwide. Jason studied with the
Logistics Training Group in Palmerston
North,
under the tutelage of Walter Glass. This is the second time in
three years that a student from New Zealand, and from LTG, has
won this worldwide award.
10.
The Norman Spencer Memorial Award.
This Award, recognising
contribution to Transport and to the Institute, is awarded to
recognise a person of the highest calibre who has made an
outstanding contribution over time to the sector as well as
contributing in a meaningful way to the activities of the
Institute.
Winner -
Sandy Gibson.
The award is for his services to container shipping, to the ports
industry, as Mentor to graduates in the Ports of Auckland
Graduate scheme, as former Warden of The New Zealand Company of
Master Mariners, and to the Institute, particularly of late in
the Northern Section.
Sandy was not able to be at the Awards Dinner and arrangements
will be made for a presentation in Auckland at a suitable time
after Sandy returns from overseas.
11.
The Sir Bob Owens Award. This Award is for
Outstanding Contribution to logistics, supply chain and community
service.
Winner -
John Anderson
This award is
only made when a person of the highest calibre is recognised. The
person is to have made an outstanding contribution to the
supply chain management and logistics sector
as well as contributing to the community and other
organisations.
John is Managing Director of the Wellington based family
logistics and transport company. He has represented the industry
over many years on the boards of Transfund, the Regional Land
Transport Committee, and the Road Transport Association, of which
he was one-time Chairman. For many years he was a committee
member of the CILT Central Section and served on National
Committees. He is currently a trustee of the Transport Research
and Educational Trust Board.
John has been a Rotarian for many years. He has been awarded
Rotary's highest individual honour of a Paul Harris Fellowship
and was recently further honoured by the award of a sapphire to
the Fellowship. This award was for his considerable unsung but
personal involvement in community service in the Hutt Valley over
many years.