Another Successful Pride of Workmanship Awards!
The Pride of Workmanship awards evening on Wednesday 30th October was a great evening. Well done to all involved and a BIG thank you to the Alexandra Headland Surf Lifesaving Club for looking after everyone so well.
The award recipients are pictured below with our club representative John Malloy and MP Fiona Simpson.
Left to right:
Matt Champion (BOSS Australia), Tascha Quinn (CFT Security), Nathan Andrews (IFYS Limited Youth Transition Services), John Malloy (Alexandra Headland Rotary Club), Tania Gonzales (Bank of Qld Maroochydore), Amanda Johnson (Maroochydore State High School), Fiona Simpson (MP Member for Maroochydore), Kath Walgers (Maroochydore State High School).
Matt Champion (BOSS Australia), Tascha Quinn (CFT Security), Nathan Andrews (IFYS Limited Youth Transition Services), John Malloy (Alexandra Headland Rotary Club), Tania Gonzales (Bank of Qld Maroochydore), Amanda Johnson (Maroochydore State High School), Fiona Simpson (MP Member for Maroochydore), Kath Walgers (Maroochydore State High School).
The below excerpt is from an article that is expected to be published in My Weekly Preview shortly, thanks Caitlin.
Rotary Club of Alexandra Headland spokesperson, Mike Storkey, said “The Pride of Workmanship Award is designed to acknowledge an employee, irrespective of age or vocation, who, in the eyes of his or her employer, displays outstanding qualities in terms of dedication and commitment to their work.”
This year’s seven awardees represented a range of different industries from the Sunshine Coast business community including education, banking & finance, building maintenance, security and community support.
Rotary Club spokesperson, Mike Storkey said “Our club is proud to present the Pride of Workmanship awards and acknowledge these individuals who have made a valuable contribution to their organisations and the Sunshine Coast community. Being able to recognise some of the amazing work being done each day by every day workers is truly an honour,” he concluded.
...and from around the tables (thanks Jo-Anne)
