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F o r e w o r dThe University of Western Australia was establishedin 1911 through the foresight and determination ofcommunity, business and industry leaders who sawthe need to develop intellectual and creative resourcesfor our state’s rapidly expanding economy.That vision has been reinforced and realised throughthe generosity of succeeding generations, and theUniversity has grown to the institution it is today throughmany bequests and gifts, the most significant from ourfounding father and first Chancellor, Sir John WinthropHackett. Sir John’s bequest of £425,000 financedthe University’s fine historic buildings and capitalendowments.Over the years, many more bequests and gifts, bothlarge and small, have funded our extensive cultural andsporting facilities and most importantly, establishedhundreds more endowments which will fund academicpositions, research, scholarships and prizes in perpetuity.The University’s Hackett Foundation was created in1998 to continue and promote this wonderful traditionof philanthropy. With the support of the Office ofDevelopment, the Foundation embraces the University’scampaigns and appeals, effectively overseeing allfundraising efforts across the campus. Since then, greatsuccess has been achieved, and the Hackett Foundationhas raised more than $105 million, with $47.9 millionreceipted and over $57.4 million written in pledgesand bequests.On behalf of the Hackett Foundation Patrons andThe University of Western Australia I extend my thanksto all our volunteers, benefactors, alumni and friends whocontinue to support the important work of our University.Sir Rod EddingtonChairman

I n t r o d u c t i o nSince its inception the Hackett Foundation has soughtpartnerships in funding for an ongoing portfolio ofprojects including: endowed chairs to ensure continuedacademic leadership; research in the sciences andhumanities; construction of modern state-of-the artteaching and research facilities; financial aid for studentssuch as undergraduate and postgraduate scholarships,grants, bursaries and prizes; and cultural and sportingfacilities.The collective success of the partnerships betweenthe Hackett Foundation and more than 7390 donors(individuals and organizations) are reported in the pagesthat follow.Hackett FoundationFinancial Year Total Receipted New Pledges Written01/2007 - 07/2007 $4,712,664.70 $2,294,572.6001/2006 - 12/2006 $11,538,996.84 $8,188,440.0001/2005 - 12/2005 $6,646,189.21 *$25,699,329.3101/2004 - 12/2004 $3,606,122.93 $4,853,121.3401/2003 - 12/2003 $4,336,068.23 $7,314,778.1601/2002 - 12/2002 $5,449,247.38 **$25,534,099.7201/2001 - 12/2001 $5,016,543.63 $4,423,865.0001/2000 - 12/2000 $2,773,929.70 $195,616.0001/1999 - 12/1999 $3,768,568.11 $3,052,795.0001/1998 - 12/1998 $10,675.00 $0.00TOTAL $47,859,005.73 $81,556,617.13As at 31/07/2007 Outstanding Pledge Balance: $57,393,825.57Total Number of Gifts 19810Total Number of Donors 7394* includes Cassamarca Foundation Pledge of $19 million** includes $16 million in bequests and $3 million Cassamarca PledgeFinancial data correct @ 31 July 2007

T h e A n n u a l A l u m n i G i f tIn 2001 the Hackett Foundation launched its inauguralannual appeal to the graduates of the University. Alsoknown as the Chancellor’s appeal, a total of $ 1.095million over six years has been committed ($944,431receipted and $150,424 outstanding in future pledges).In addition appeals to the Medical and Dental graduatesraised a further $680,000.Donations to the Annual Alumni Gift Appeal are directedin accordance with individual donor’s preferences tovarious projects: predominantly the Hackett FoundationScholarships Fund; the Cultural Heritage Fund (BerndtMuseum and McGillivray Organ Restoration Funds)and an Unrestricted Fund for areas of greatest need.Total Received Outstanding Pledges Total CommittedHackett Foundation Scholarships Fund $511,935.06 $87,203.14 $599,138.20UWA Annual Alumni Appeal $252,607.73 $33,731.44 $286,339.17UWA Cultural Heritage Special Projects $102,756.65 $8,475.00 $111,231.65UWA Unrestricted Fund $46,992.00 $15,745.00 $62,737.00McGillivray Organ Restoration Fund $4,920.00 $1,650.00 $6,570.00Other Funds $25,220.00 $3,620.00 $28,840.00TOTAL $944,431.44 $150,424.58 $1,094,856.02Financial data correct @ 31 July 2007This appeal has enabled the establishment of the HackettFoundation Alumni Honours Scholarship Program. Theinaugural ten Honours scholarships from this programwere awarded in 2007 to a recipient in each of the nineFaculties and one in the School of Indigenous Studies.The value of each of these annual scholarships is $6000.

C A P I T A L C A M P A I G N SUWA Business School Capital CampaignTomorrow Starts HereInspired with the vision to make the UWA BusinessSchool one of the most influential business educationinstitutions across Asia and Australia, the HackettFoundation embarked on its first capital campaignin 2004.The Campaign is fundraising for the Business School’snew $45 million, three-storey building, currently underconstruction which will be completed mid 2008, and aFutures Fund designed to: attract and support high profileacademics and high quality students who are potentialfuture leaders; forge strong links with the businesscommunity and undertake cutting edge research.“The response and high levelcommitment from prominentUWA graduates has beenoutstanding.”Some organisations have taken advantage of corporatesponsorship opportunities including naming rights of:spaces in the proposed new building; scholarships;events and collaborative partnerships. Most recently theFederal Government announced a $3 million contributionthrough its CDP program.The response and high level commitment from prominentUWA graduates has been outstanding, and the Campaignhas secured major gifts from key alumni and the State’slargest and best known corporations. As of the dateof this publication it has raised eighty per cent of theambitious total campaign goal of $25 million.Total Received Outstanding Pledges Total CommittedUWA Business School – GSM Fund $1,602,747 $0 $1,602,747UWA Business School – E&C Fund $800,000 $0 $800,000Business School Futures Fund – Sponsorship $169,091 $612,500 $781,591Business School Futures Fund – Donations $1,198,239 $11,222,050 $12,420,289Business School Building – Sponsorship $40,000 $412,500 $452,500Business School Building – Donations $770,778 $849,950 $1,620,728Hackett Leadership Fund $250,000 $0 $250,000TOTAL $4,830,855 $13,097,000 $17,927,855Note: The above figures do not include gifts of $3 million that remain subject to final negotiation and contract 31 July 2007

B e r n d t M u s e u m– A b o r i g i n a l A r t a n d C u l t u r e a t U W ACurrently housed in a small basement in the SocialSciences Building at the University is one of the finestcollections of Aboriginal art in the world. Due torestrictions in size and space, less than 1% of the totalcollection can be put on display.Many UWA Alumni have already pledged their supportvia gifts to the Cultural Heritage Fund through the AnnualAlumni Gift Appeal. The Campaign is in full swing nowthat the site has been finalised alongside the University’sexisting Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery.As with the Business School Campaign, this campaign’sfundraising strategy has two key objectives: theconstruction of a suitable building which will providea world-class venue to celebrate the indigenous culturesthat define Australia and the establishment of a resourceendowment fund to attract and maintain programmingand resources commensurate with a museum ofinternational standing. The fund will ensure the BerndtMuseum can expand its existing collections and build onits collaborations with regional Aboriginal communities.“The fund will ensure the BerndtMuseum can expand its existingcollections and build on itscollaborations with regionalAboriginal communities.”Total Received Outstanding Pledges Total CommittedCultural Heritage Special Projects Fund $108,524 $9,140 $117,664Berndt Museum Resource Fund $150 $450 $600Berndt Museum Project (Bequest) $441,049 $1,560,976 $2,002,025Berndt Museum Building Fund $200 $450 $650TOTAL $549,923 $1,571,016 $2,120,939Financial data correct @ 31 July 2007

T h e C a s s a m a r c a F o u n d a t i o nA u s t r a l i a P r o j e c tA n i n t e r n a t i o n a l p a r t n e r s h i p i n p e r p e t u i t yThe Office of Development is the administrative centrefor the extraordinary gift from Italy’s CassamarcaFoundation which was sourced and negotiated by UWA’sAssociate Professor Loretta Baldassar. This gift fullyfunded the salary costs of eleven lectureships and severalscholarships in Italian language and culture at eightAustralian Universities for a period of six years from 2001.Two of these positions are at UWA. A further gift wasreceived to fund the appointment at UWA of an AssociateProfessor of Latin Humanism, in Classics, for five years.Building on the success and to ensure the future of their‘Australia Project’ the Cassamarca Foundation thenentered into a contract with UWA to pay thirteen annualinstalments (commencing in 2005) of 900,000 Euro each,to build a fund to meet 50% of the salary costs of allexisting Cassamarca academic positions in perpetuity.Three of these perpetual positions will remain at UWA.Total Received Outstanding Pledges Total CommittedCassamarca Foundation Capital Fund $2,916,292 $16,225,000 $19,141,292Classics – Associate Professorship $705,755 $0 $705,755Cassamarca Lectureships $5,439,546 $0 $5,439,546Committee Fund – Miscellaneous $170,000 $0 $170,000TOTAL $9,231,593 $16,225,000 $25,456,593Financial data correct @ 31 July 2007This international partnership is responsible for Italianstudies being the only Australian university languagestudies to have experienced growth over the pastdecade.In 2001 the University awarded an Honorary Doctorateto the Foundation’s President Avv. Dr Dino De Poli.

C e n t e n a r y T r u s t f o r W o m e nPaving the way for a major capital campaign to belaunched in the year of UWA’s centenary, the CentenaryTrust for Women set the objective of raising $1 millionby the year 2011. These funds are to be used for theprovision of advice, financial assistance and othersupport to women whose educational opportunitiesare limited because of economic difficulties, distance,cultural differences, disability or responsibility for thecare of children, the ill or the elderly.The Trust is well on track to achieving its target and thefinancial results of its exemplary ambassadorial effortsare shown below:Total Received Outstanding Pledges Total CommittedCTW Sponsorships $28,591 - $28,591CTW Donations $371,204 $24,827 $396,032CTW Marita Trezise Memorial Scholarship $2,121 - $2,121CTW Dorothea Angus Scholarship Fund $40,550 - $40,550CTW Margaret Mills Bequest $105,000 - $105,000TOTAL $547,466 $24,827 $572,294Financial data correct @ 31 July 2007CTW scholarships, including two named scholarshipshave already been awarded and conditions for a thirdare currently under development.“I too feel that the University ismy life. For me it is a living thingand I will continue to serve it inevery way I can.”– Professor Susan PrescottP l a n n e d G i v i n gSir John Winthrop Hackett’s bequest to UWA providedthe inspiration for our very successful Planned Giving/Bequest Program. Building on a growing interest fromgraduates in ensuring the future of UWA, this programsaw the launch of The Winthrop Society in March 2007to a full house in Winthrop Hall. Recent bequests havefunded and will continue to fund scholarships andprizes, research, acquisition programs of the LawrenceWilson Art Gallery, initiatives at the School of Music andendowed Chairs in various disciplines.In addition to $8.2 million receipted since 2001 and$32.3 million in written pledges, the bequest intentionsof thirty-eight prospective donors are not included astheir value cannot yet be reliably tracked. These futuregifts are conservatively estimated at approximately$30 million.

S c h o l a r s h i p s a n d P r i z e sUnder the auspices of the Hackett Foundation, manyscholarships (too many to list individually) have beenfunded across all Faculties thanks to the generosity andcommitment to education that has been demonstrated bythe University’s benefactors.Special mention must be made however of the generosityof The Fogarty Foundation which has committed morethan $2.3 million to scholarships, prizes and awardsthrough the Fogarty Foundation UndergraduateScholarships and the Success through EducationalExcellence programs.For a complete list of all funds to which donations havebeen receipted since the establishment of the HackettFoundation, please see the end of this report.This collective achievement has been made possiblethrough the generosity and support of so manygraduates, alumni, donors and friends of UWA.“Thanks to you, our benefactors, the future is brightat The University of Western Australia”In 2007 the University most recently celebrated theestablishment of the Jack and Eleanor Bendat Ruraland Indigenous Scholarship Program and the HandaInternational Leadership Scholarship Program.Peter LeunigDirector of DevelopmentOctober 2007“A future where our students havethe opportunity to continue ontheir journey of personal growthand learning.”– Peter Leunig

P r o f i l e s o f ‘ T h e H a c k e t tF o u n d a t i o n ’ P a t r o n sSir Rod EddingtonSir Rod Eddington is one of Australia’s most experienced and accomplished business leaders. Bornin 1950 in Perth, Sir Rod graduated from the University of Western Australia in 1972 with firstclass Honours in Engineering Science followed by a Master of Engineering Science. As WesternAustralia’s 1974 Rhodes Scholar, Sir Rod completed his DPhil in the Department of EngineeringScience at Oxford University. Sir Rod is the International Chairman of the UWA Hackett Foundationand was awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Laws from the University in 2000.Sir Rod’s career began in transport and aviation in 1979 when he joined the Swire Group. He workedwith Cathay Pacific Airways in Hong Kong, Korea and Japan in a variety of roles, before beingappointed MD and CEO in 1992. In 1997, he was appointed Executive Chairman of Ansett Airlines,a position he held until 2000, when News Corporation sold its 50% interest in Ansett. In 2006, hereturned to Australia after serving for five years as CEO of British Airways, where he successfullyled the airline’s turn-around during one of the industry’s most turbulent periods.In 2005, Sir Rod was awarded a Knighthood by the British Government for services to civil aviation.In December 2006, he completed a study for the British Government on the links between transportand the economy.Today, numerous companies benefit from his time and talents. He is non-executive Chairman(Australia & New Zealand) of JPMorgan, in addition to maintaining non-executive roles withNews Corporation, Rio Tinto, Allco Finance Group Limited, CLP (China Light & Power) Holdings,and John Swire & Sons Pty Ltd. He also serves as Chairman of Victorian Major Events Company.Dr Janet Holmes à Court AC CitWAJanet Holmes à Court heads one of Australia’s biggest private companies, and is passionate aboutthe arts, conservation, children’s television and world peace. Janet is the Deputy Chair of theHackett Foundation.Born Janet Lee Ranford she lived with her parents and younger brother on an acre of land in the hillsnear Perth. After winning a scholarship to Perth Modern School in 1956 Janet studied science atThe University of Western Australia where she was the only woman majoring in organic chemistry.After graduating she became a science teacher.While at university she met Robert Holmes à Court, a law student. They married in 1966 and hadfour children. Robert died in 1990 and Janet took on the task of restructuring the company.One of Janet’s great passions is Australian art. The Holmes à Court Collection comprises over fourthousand artworks many of which are lent to galleries around Australia – for all Australians to enjoy.In 1995, Janet’s service to business, arts and the community was recognised with an Orderof Australia. Janet was awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Letters in 1997.In the 2007 Australia Day Honours Janet was awarded Australia’s highest honour – a Companionof the Order of Australia for her outstanding contribution to business, construction, wine andcattle industries; music and theatre; visual arts and the community.

Clinical Professor Alexander Cohen AOAlexander Cohen is a Clinical Professor of Medicine and a former Chancellor at The University ofWestern Australia. He was Chair of the Finance and Investment and Resources Committees at UWA,Director of clinical training at Hollywood Private Hospital and Director of Postgraduate MedicalEducation at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital.Alex holds various positions within the community as Convenor and Chair of the Specialist MedicalReview Committee for the Commonwealth of Australia Department of Veteran’s Affairs, Directorof the Risk Management Program for the Medical Defence Association of WA, President of theDiabetes Research Foundation of WA and Director of the National Board for Diabetes.Alex is a past President of The Royal Australasian College of Physicians and of The AustralianMedical Association (WA), Emeritus Consultant Physician and Endocrinologist at Sir Charles GairdnerHospital and Royal Perth Hospital, a Fellow of The Australian Medical Association and WolfsonCollege Oxford, and a past Research Fellow of Harvard University Medical School.Alex was awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Letters in 2002.Dr Harold Clough AO OBE CitWAHarold Clough is highly distinguished in Australia’s engineering industry. He joined the Clough familycompany in 1954, serving as Managing Director until 1988, and Chairman of Clough Limited untillate 2002.His outstanding contributions were acknowledged as WA Citizen of the Year in Industry and Commercein 1983 and he has won the Australasian Institution of Electrical Engineers James N Kirby Award,the Institution of Engineers Australia Peter Nicol Russell Memorial Medal and the AustralianInstitute of Company Directors (WA) inagural gold medal for contributions to engineering, industryand commerce.In 1997 Harold received the Services to Construction Award from the Australian Contractors’Association in recognition of his lifelong contribution to the construction industry. In April 2000,he was named one of Australia’s Export Heroes.Harold was awarded a UWA Honorary Doctorate of Engineering in 1990 and has served on UWASenate for 12 years. He is a current member of the External Environment Committee (a SenateStanding committee), a staunch supporter of UWA Rugby and UWA Friends of the Grounds andcontinues to provide outstanding support to the Faculty of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics.Sir James Cruthers CitWASir James Cruthers, born in Cottesloe, began a long career in the media and entertainment fields asa journalist at the Perth Daily News. In 1958 he became General Manager of Perth’s first televisionstation TVW Channel 7.He retired as Chairman and Managing Director in 1981 and became Chairman of the Australian FilmCommission. In 1983 Sir James accepted a position as personal advisor to Mr Rupert Murdoch andworked with Mr Murdoch for seven years in New York, London and Los Angeles.Sir James was knighted in 1980 for services to business, the arts, and the community and the sameyear was WA Citizen of the Year for commerce and industry. He is now chairman of The Sunday Times.Sir James was awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Letters in 2005.

Mr Richard GoyderRichard Goyder was born and grew up in country Western Australia. He completed his schoolingin Perth, including a Bachelor of Commerce at the UWA and in 1998 he completed the AdvancedManagement Program at Harvard University Business School.Richard is the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Wesfarmers Ltd and has over 20years’ commercial business experience. Richard joined Wesfarmers in 1993 and has held severalsenior executive positions, including General Manager of Wesfarmers’ Business DevelopmentDepartment, Managing Director of Wesfarmers Landmark Limited and Deputy Managing Directorand Chief Financial Officer.A current UWA Senate Development Committee member Richard is a UWA Business School Boardmember and a Director of Gresham Partners Holdings Ltd, the Australian Railroad Group Pty Ltd,Wespine Industries Pty Ltd and the West Australian Symphony Orchestra.Mr Tom Hoad AMTom Hoad represented Australia in Water Polo at a record eight Olympics. He played in four men’steams (1960-1964-1968-1972) captaining three and was coach from 1976 to 1988. Tom was the firstfull time National Men’s Water Polo coach and National Director of coaching for Australian WaterPolo. In 1994 Tom was awarded an AM for his service to sport, particularly water polo.Tom is presently the Executive Director of Sport International WA and Vice President ofthe Australian Water Polo Inc. He chaired the Organising Committee for the 8th Fina WorldChampionships (Perth 1998), the Asian Sporting Relations Council (Perth), the 4th AustralianMasters Games (Perth 1993) and was on the Organising Committee for the 6th Fina WorldChampionships (Perth 1991). He is a past President of the WA Sports Federation 1984-1994,and the WA Olympic Council.Mr Hoad has a graduate degree in German from UWA and a post-graduate degree in Germanliterature from Munster University, Germany. Tom was Senior Master of foreign languagesat Hale School for 13 years.Ivan HoffmanIvan Hoffman is a Certified Practicing Accountant and a Fellow of The Institute of CorporateManagers, Secretaries and Administrators. He was for over 18 years a “company doctor andcorporate troubleshooter” with involvement in a wide range of industries. Ivan spent 4 years witha large UK based bank involved in international banking in the UK and in Singapore.He is a Director of two listed public companies and is the owner of the Fortron Group whichcomprises a licensed insurance company with staff and business activities in all mainland states anda division in fuel and oil treatment products which are sold throughout Australia, Asia, the MiddleEast, the UK and in Europe.Ivan has been an active volunteer at UWA for 21 years commencing in 1986 with his role asthe Honorary Director of the appeal for funds to build the Lawrence Wilson Gallery on the UWAcampus. He has supported UWA with many other tasks since that time and is presently involvedin a number of activities.

Dr June Jones AMJune Jones has graduate and postgraduate degrees from UWA. In her undergraduate years she wasone of two women members of the Guild Council, President of the Women’s Basketball Club andPresident of the Camp for Children.Following work in WA and UK as an educational psychologist and teacher she held the positionof Senior Lecturer Educational Psychology and Special Education at the Western Australian Instituteof Technology and then Principal of St Hilda’s Anglican School for Girls for eighteen years.June has served on numerous boards, policy making and advisory committees and was presidentof the Association of Heads of Independent Schools of WA. She is a member of the AustralianPsychological Society, a fellow of the Australian College of Education, of the Australian Instituteof Management and of the Western Australian Institute of Educational Administration (WA).June was awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Education in 2007. She has been a member of theUWA Senate since 1993, is the current Chair of the UWA Centenary Trust for Women and the formerChair of the UWA Senate Development Committee.The Hon Peter Jones AMPeter Jones was born in Tasmania, where he farmed until 1968 when he moved to Western Australia,and continued his farming operations in the Great Southern Region of the State. Between 1974 and1986, he was a member of the Western Australia Legislative Assembly, and served as a Ministerin several portfolios including Education, Resources Development, Mines and Energy.Peter was the Chairman of ARC Energy Limited, AMMTEC Ltd, and several private companies.He retains several private business interests, is the Chairman of the Callaway Foundation forMusic Education at UWA and has previously served as Chairman of several listed companiesassociated with mineral and energy exploration and production. He has been associated with severalgovernment-owned trading enterprises, including the WA Water Corporation, of which he wasthe founding Chairman.Peter was awarded an AM in 2001 for service to the WA parliament, to the development andmanagement of infrastructure services, and to the community through medical research, culturaland animal welfare organisations.The Hon Justice Geoffrey Kennedy AOJustice Kennedy began his studies at UWA in 1950, graduating with First Class Honours fromLaw and winning a Rhodes Scholarship in 1955. After studying at Oxford, he returned to WesternAustralia where he joined the law firm Robinson Cox and Company. In 1976, he became a memberof Western Australia’s Independent Bar. He was appointed a Queens Council in 1977, becamea judge of the Supreme Court of Western Australia in 1981, and Senior Judge in 1991.Justice Kennedy joined the Senate of The University of Western Australia in 1976. He becamePro-Chancellor in 1981, and was elected as Chancellor in 1990. He was awarded the Orderof Australia for service to law, education and to the community in 1994.Justice Kennedy’s extensive involvement in public life included positions as: a Trustee of theWestern Australian Museum for more than twenty one years from 1969 (including seven years asChairman); Chairman of the Queen Elizabeth II Medical Centre Trust since 1988; Chairman of theScotch College Council (1974 to 1983); Chairman of the National Council of Independent Schools(1979-1981); Chairman of the Legislative Review and Advisory Committee from (1978-1987);and Chairman of the Royal Commission into Commercial Activities of the Western AustralianGovernment (1991-1992).

His Excellency, Dr Ken Michael AC, Governor of Western AustraliaDr Ken Michael is a distinguished engineer in his own right, but is at least equally well known forhis tireless and much valued contributions to many aspects of government, business and communityactivity within WA.Born in Perth, Ken is the son of migrants from the Greek island of Kastellorizo. He attended PerthModern School, completed a Bachelor of Engineering with First Class Honours in Civil Engineeringat UWA and was awarded the James A Wood Memorial Prize. His postgraduate studies andresearch at Imperial College culminated in a PhD degree in engineering from the Universityof London.Ken was elected to the UWA Senate in 1998 and was the University’s Chancellor from 2001 - 2005.He is a past president of the Rotary Club of Perth and the Hellenic Australian Chamber of Commerceand Industry.In 1996, Ken was honoured with membership of the General Division in the Order of Australiafor public service and services to engineering and in 2006 became a Companion of the Order ofAustralia for wide ranging community service of lasting benefit, particularly in the development andmanagement of road transport systems, engineering, tertiary education, cultural institutions and theGreek community. He was also recognised as Western Australian Citizen of the Year for 2001 in thecategory of the Professions.In March 2007, he was awarded an Honorary Doctor of Letters from UWA.On 18 January 2006, Dr Michael was sworn in as the 30th Governor of Western Australia.

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