Blake Dawson Prize for Business Literature
The annual Blake Dawson Prize for Business Literature was established to encourage the highest standards of commentary in the fields of business and finance. As such, the Prize is calculated to enable the general reader to be better informed about Australia’s commercial life and participants in that life. The range of subjects covered by the Prize includes Australian corporate and commercial literature, histories, accounts and analyses of corporate affairs as well as biographies of business men and women.
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- Transcript of speech delivered by Geoff Dixon, CEO QANTAS at the Prize announcement 4 April 2006
- Transcript of the speech launching the Blake Dawson Waldron Prize for Business Literature, 26 May 2004 by Katie Lahey, Chief Executive, Business Council of Australia.
Winners
2009
Leonie Wood, funny business: The rise and fall of Steve Vizard, ARENA/Allen & Unwin
2008
Caroline Overington, Kick Back, Sydney
2007
Gideon Haigh, Asbestos House, Melbourne.
2006
Mervyn K Lewis and Darren Grimsey, Public Private Partnerships, Edward Elgar
2005
Fred Brenchley, Allan Fels: A Portrait of Power, John Wiley & Sons, Miller, Queensland.
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