Alumni Hall of Fame

We recognise your success

The CBE Alumni Hall of Fame Awards recognise the achievements of our alumni. Held every two years, the awards are an opportunity to acknowledge the accomplishments of our alumni who have made significant societal impacts.

In 2019, we announced recipients in two categories:

»    Distinguished Alumni award 

This award is the most prestigious award by the College to a member of the CBE alumni community. Nominees for this category must be recognised as alumni of CBE, have completed a postgraduate or undergraduate degree at the University, and demonstrated significant contributions and support to developing the College and its future students.

»    Young Alumni award 

This award is presented to outstanding individuals 35 years of age or younger. Nominees for this category must be recognised as alumni of CBE and have completed a postgraduate or undergraduate degree at the University. They must be actively engaged with CBE and demonstrate continued support to the College and its future students.

Please forward any enquiries to alumni.cbe@anu.edu.au


Nominations for the CBE Alumni Hall of Fame Awards 2021 are currently being considered.

 

 

Award recipients

Paul Alexander Binsted

Bachelor of Economics ANU 1976 , Bachelor of Laws ANU 1977

"My career is to help companies operate effectively. By doing this with integrity and goodwill I hope to help improve society for the benefit of our children and grandchildren."

Peter John Boxall

Master of Economics ANU 1973

"My career has evolved. I have followed my intuition and have taken opportunities which appealed to me as intellectually stimulating with the capacity 'to make a difference."

David John Carland

Master of Economics ANU 1974 , PhD ANU 1978

"Be adaptable, do not accept the conventional view, take the riskier option and think like an economist - the world is a simultaneous system."

Paul Chan Tuck Hoong

PhD ANU 1977

"I focus all creative energy to help people succeed in life and to live a life of significance through education. I do this by making appropriate and affordable education available and accessible to them."Co-Founder, HELP International Corporation

Bruce James Chapman AM

Bachelor of Economics (Hons) ANU 1974

"I have aimed to use my economics training as direct (and indirect) input into the development and application of economic policy. I believe that input of this kind has the capacity to change productively social and material circumstances."

Ian Ross Harper

Master of Economics ANU 1979 , PhD ANU 1982

"I have tried to mould my career according to my comparative advantage, viz, public speaking. This has led me into a range of academic and public policy advisory roles, as well as regular appearances on conference platforms and in the media. My advice to anyone starting out on a career is to identify then exploit one's comparative advantage as soon as possible and for as long as possible."

John Martin

Bachelor of Economics ANU 1968

"Pursue an outcome focus at all times. Develop strong internal and external networks. Emphasis on people management to ensure that the skills of all team members are fully utilised. Caution in applying theoretical approaches unless they have been market tested."

James O'Neill OAM

Bachelor of Economics ANU 1970

"Treat others as you would expect to be treated in the same circumstance. Lateness for appointments or with promised delivery dates insults others. If you are wrong then it is your responsibility to admit it and take prompt and effective remedial action."

Paul Robert Paterson

Master of Economics ANU 1974 , PhD ANU 1980

"Always work hard, be focussed, seek new challenges, keep learning and maintain professional integrity - and one's career will look after itself."

John Cameron Tamblyn

Master of Economics ANU 1972

"Bring forward thinking, flexibility, consultation and analytical discipline to the development and delivery of public policy in times of continuous change."