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English language teacher turned humanitarian, Mr Michael Brosowski AM (BABEd `96, Med `02) and his team at Blue Dragon Children’s Foundation have made a significant impact on curbing child trafficking in Vietnam.
The Tyree Foundation Institute of Health Engineering (Tyree IHealthE) will support innovation in health.
The Winston Churchill Trust has awarded Humanitix co-founder, Adam McCurdie (BE `11), a Churchill Fellowship, facilitating a collaboration with US big-tech players to enhance Humanitix’s social impact.
UNSW Founders entrepreneur Sarah Agboola (BMediaHons `14) has faced the insurmountable task of navigating a startup through COVID-19. Now, as her business expands into new markets, Sarah shares the impact of the pandemic on her business and how it continues to thrive despite challenging times.
Avi Naidu (LLB `07) joins Acting Law Dean, Professor Andrew Lynch over a digital lunch to discuss his career journey as a venture capitalist and explores the transferable skills from his Law degree which have helped him succeed.
Since 2012, the Advance Awards have recognised the work of remarkable global Australians making an extraordinary impact on the global stage in industry sectors that are of particular importance to Australia.
As Chuck Feeney celebrates giving away his fortune, the Kirby Institute and those who benefit from our research, say thank you.
In this renowned series by UNSW Business School, CEO and Managing Director of CBA, Matt Comyn, shares insights into his 20-plus years’ experience in banking and discusses the true cost of the coronavirus pandemic for CBA and its customers.
This year marks the 20th anniversary of the Tim Olsen Drawing Prize at UNSW Art & Design. To celebrate, an online exhibition of archived winning works and new artworks will be held prior to the announcement of this year’s winner.