Our Hall of Fame inductees embody dedication, success and inspiration, leaving a lasting impact and legacy
Meet our Hall of Fame inductees
The Hall of Fame is awarded for making a profound impact on South Australia’s economy and global markets. Achieved with outstanding innovation, ambition and determination.
Maggie Beer AO – 2023
Maggie Beer AO, legendary Australian cook, author, food producer and educator, our sixth inductee into the Impact Awards Hall of Fame.
Maggie Beer AO
2023 Hall of Fame inductee
Accepted on Maggie’s behalf by her daughter, Elli Beer
Ulrike Klein AO
2022 Hall of Fame inductee
Ulrike Klein AO – 2022
Ulrike Klein AO, co-founder of Jurlique and founder of Ukaria Cultural Centre, our fifth inductee into the Impact Awards Hall of Fame.
Paul Crawford – 2018
Paul Crawford, Joint Managing Director of CMV Group, our fourth inductee into the Impact Awards Hall of Fame.
Paul Crawford
2018 Hall of Fame inductee
Glenn Cooper
2017 Hall of Fame inductee
Glenn Cooper – 2017
Glenn Cooper, Director of Coopers Brewery, our third inductee into the Impact Awards Hall of Fame.
Ian Wall OAM – 2016
Ian Wall OAM, co-founder of Codan, our second inductee into the Impact Awards Hall of Fame.
Ian Wall
2016 Hall of Fame inductee
Frank Seeley AM
2015 Hall of Fame inductee
Frank Seeley AM – 2015
Frank Seeley AM, founder and Chair of Seeley International, our inaugural inductee into the Impact Awards Hall of Fame.
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