We are pleased to announce that the 2009 Logistics Development Award, sponsored by CHEP Asia-Pacific, has been won by SQNLDR Lisa Brown, JP2077 Desk Officer, Department of Defence - RAAF, ACT.
The Logistics Development Award has long been Australia’s major logistics industry award and is offered annually by the Logistics Association of Australia. The award is sponsored by CHEP Asia-Pacific.
Applicants for the LDA are required to submit a paper of approximately 1500 words on either:
• The most significant supply-chain trend that they see affecting business in Australia, or
• The most successful innovation in logistics or supply-chain in which they have been involved.
Lisa Brown’s major award winning paper looked at Ethical Supply Chain – ‘The New Black’?. As the major prize winner, Lisa will attend the Annual Conference of the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals to be held in Chicago, Illinois, from September 20-23, 2009.
The two runners-up, David Barry, Senior Adviser, Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads (QLD), and Kevin Xu, Supply Chain Analyst, Maersk Logistics (NSW) each win a complimentary attendance to a major conference in the Australasian region.
The three $200 book prizes were awarded to:
• Mark Allingham, Operations Engineer, Alpine Shire Council, VIC
• Jyotirmoyee Bhattacharjya, PhD Candidate, Institute of Transport & Logistics Studies, NSW
• David Parker, Senior Lecturer, University of Queensland, QLD
LAA Ltd thanks CHEP Asia-Pacific for once again sponsoring this major industry Award. |
2009 Winner:
Lisa Brown
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