The red poppy flower is the recognisable symbol of the Hastings Business Women's Network. In the HBWN tall poppies are celebrated, not cut down. We encourage our members to be proud of and promote their success in all fields, at all levels.
Tall Poppy Life Membership Awards are presented to members who have excelled, not only in their business success, but also in their support of others, particularly women.
These are women who take the time to mentor others and are a living, breathing example of the HBWN's vision, ethics and core objectives.
Michelle Vassallo |
Anne Kocass |
Kellie MillsFounding President |
Sue Carson |
Glenda Hamilton |
Helen Ross |
Peta Simmons2012 |
Di Edgerley2012 |
Caron Dyball2012 |
Debbie Moore2013 |
Ann-Maree Crowe2013 |
Sue Reid2013 |
Kelly Lamb2014 |
Barbara Smith2014 |
Robyn Flanagan2015 |
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Loris Hendy2015 |
The HBWN and Member for Port Macquarie, Leslie Williams MP, celebrate International Women's Day each year by recognising some of our region's unsung heroines.
The Hastings Heroines awards honour inspirational women who have made significant contributions in our local community. These women include:
Dominica Roebuck |
Janice Downes |
Lesley Tierney |
Lorraine Chambers |
Sheila Openshaw |
Barbara Smith |
Kylie Dowse |
Lynn Lelean |
Marie Winter |
Maureen Cooke |
Janette Hyde |
Beverly Buckridge |
Janine Buesnel |
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Genna Johnson, Rhonda Radley, Alex Glen-Holmes |
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Tanya Simmons
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Caitlyn Howard
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Read more about our 2017 Hastings Heroines Award Winners and nominees here
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Sue Jogever |
Jess Denham
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Read more about our 2018 Hastings Heroines Award Winners and nominees here
HBWN is pleased to the major sponsor of the Greater Port Macquarie Business Awards Woman in Business Category. This award honours women who have owned their own business (or co-owned) for at least 12 months and who have fostered growth and development in their business while contributing to the local community. Images: Courtesy of Lindsay Moller
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WIB 2017
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WIB 2015
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WIB 2016
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WIB 2017
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WIB 2018
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