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Each year the Pearcey Foundation makes awards to outstanding individuals. The awards and previous winners of each award are listed below.

Nominations can be received at any time.

The Pearcey National Medal is a prestigious annual award. It provides recognition to an individual who has demonstrated distinguished lifetime achievement and contribution to the development and growth of the ICT professions, research and industry.

The Pearcey Hall of Fame includes the Pearcey Medallists, and up to two individuals in any one year, who have made very significant lifetime contributions into one or more of Australia's ICT Research, Industry, or Professional development.

The Pearcey State Awards are aimed at encouraging and rewarding fresh and innovative talent in the ICT profession. It is awarded to an individual during their career who have "taken a risk and made a difference" within the ICT industry within each Australian State.

These awards are presented at special events recognised in the ICT industry as "good news" occasions and attended by the most influential decision makers in the industry. These events are generously supported by sponsors and new sponsors are always welcome!

National Pearcey Awards

Pearcey Medal for Lifetime Achievement

Pearcey Hall of Fame

  • 2009 Hall of Fame - Harry Wragge AO and Dr Barry Thornton
  • 2008 Hall of Fame - Clive Finkelstein and Dr Neil Weste
  • 2007 Hall of Fame - Dr Rob Newman and John Puttick
  • 2006 Hall of Fame - Cyril Brookes (Vale 2007) and Max Burnet
  • 2005 Hall of Fame - Ashley Goldsworthy and John O'Neil
  • 2004 Hall of Fame - Ormond Brown (Vale 2004), Ren Potts (Vale 2005) and Bob Bishop
  • 2003 Hall of Fame - John O'Callaghan and David Hartley
  • 2002 Hall of Fame - Robert Northcote (Vale 2007) and Phil Singleton (Vale 2007)
  • 2001 Hall of Fame - John Bennett and Frank Hirst

National Pearcey Media Award for Journalistic Excellence

State Entrepreneur Awards

Australian Capital Territory

Queensland

South Australia

Tasmania

New South Wales

Victoria