The Winnovation Awards

Congratulations to our  2021 finalists!

The Winnovation Awards showcases and celebrates the successes of female innovators changing the game in South Australia. The judges had their work cut out for them this year with such an extraordinary calibre of entries. 

We commend all of the entrants who have contributed to making South Australia a more innovative state, as they continue to create a ripple effect through job opportunities, research capabilities and even improving our quality of life – and we are thrilled to anounce the 2021 Winnovation Award finalists. 

2021 Winnovation Awards Media Release

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Celebrating our change makers

Annual Winnovation Awards recognise the South Australian women who are contributing to the state’s innovation economy by creating jobs, wealth and solutions to address some of the world’s biggest problems and creating positive change.

Innovation is everywhere

These Awards aim to showcase South Australia’s best female innovators, whether you are working within organisations as intrapreneurs or running your own show as entrepreneurs. Celebrating the achievements of women across all industries!

THE COUNTDOWN IS ON!.

The 8th Annual Winnovation Awards 04 November 2021

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The Winnovation Awards Sponsors

University of South Australia
Bendigo Bank
Accenture
SA Power Networks
Zonte's Footsteps
FIXE
Department for the Environment and Water
Stone & Chalk
madderns
Department for Education

Meet our Alumnae

Congratulations to all Winnovation Awards Winners & Finalists!

They are the unsung heroes, quiet achievers, the difference makers and the mavericks; each one dedicated to challenging the known or solving the unknown in their contribution to South Australian enterprise. Their fields of endeavour range from art to zoos; diving into the southern ocean; scanning the stars above; – or caring for the land in between. From studios to shop fronts; research facilities to workshop floors, laboratories to boardrooms.

Year

Category

Tanya Weiler

Tanya Weiler

2020,
The Aboriginal Pathway Program boosts university participation of regional and remote students through an innovative and tailored academic program which builds academic skills and confidence.
Lyndsey Jackson

Lyndsey Jackson

2020, Technology
Platfarm makes any tractor a smart tractor by getting data off the map and into the field, so growers can turn insights into action, simply, with just a smart device.
Kira Bain

Kira Bain

2020, Young Innovator
A series of custodian-endorsed teacher resource packs to support Kaurna language in schools, addressing the current lack of a language curriculum.
Serena Yang

Serena Yang

2020, Innovation & Intrapreneurship within Government
Green Industries SA’s nation-leading foresight to include Disaster Waste Management in the State Emergency Management Plan was successfully put to the test in the 2019-2020 South Australian Bushfire Season, proving that managing post-disaster debris impacts positively on the community’s resilience and recovery.
Allys Todd

Allys Todd

2020, Emerging Innovator
An AI, machine learning and distributed ledger platform that accurately predicts values for assets beneficial for managing investment and lending decisions.
Eddie Blass

Eddie Blass

2020, Open
An innovative, fully student centred, online high school option that gets disengaged kids back into learning and creating their future.
Dr Alice Jones

Dr Alice Jones

2020, Rural, Regional & Remote
Climate action through coastal ecosystem conservation and restoration. Managing South Australia's coastal ecosystems to help reduce climate change and its impact on coastal communities.
Katie Gloede

Katie Gloede

2020, Maths & Data
STEMfooty is a free bespoke integrated program for schools, using AFL as the vehicle to engage the interests of students (in particular females) in STEM curriculum and pathways.

Acknowledgment of Country   

Women in Innovation SA acknowledge and pay respect to the cultural authority of First Peoples of this land and celebrate their enduring connections to Country, knowledge and stories.   We acknowledge and respect the traditional custodians of the ancestral lands where we live and work and pay respect to Ancestors and Elders and past, present and emerging – for they hold the memories, the traditions, the culture and the hopes of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. 

Women in Innovation SA recognises the pain and suffering caused by past policies to Aboriginal Australians and the impact this has had on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people today. We are committed to a future of reconciliation, we believe that there is much knowledge and wisdom to be gained by Aboriginal Australians, by the learning of Country, land, cultures, truths and realities. 

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