29 September, 2016

Fiona Armstrong among Australia's 100 most influential women

Fiona Armstrong - she has visited and
spoken in both Shepparton and Tatura.
Fiona Armstrong has spoken in Shepparton at a Slap Tomorrow event and at an Environmental Film Festival organized by Tatura Transition Towns.

And now the tireless chief executive of the Melbourne-based Climate and Health Alliance (CAHA) has been named as one of Australia’s 100 Women of Influence.

She was one of 10 named in the “Social enterprise and not-for-profit” section of the awards.

In a message to her supporters, Fiona said: “Also amused to find myself in the company of Gina Rinehart! Hopefully we are all helping to address the harm she causes - and for that I’m grateful to you all for the work you do in the climate movement and the support, guidance and encouragement provided to both myself and CAHA as part of that effort.

“I hope it will be a boost for the issue of climate action and especially around health - I felt even getting my nomination in front of the selection panel (which included the Prime Minister's wife, Lucy Turnbull) would help raise awareness about this issue - and for that alone it was possibly worth doing!” she said.

Read the Financial Review story - “100 Women of Influence awards reveal hidden talent.”

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