The Board Chair of 蜜桃 Flinders Anglican College on the Sunshine Coast, Ms Peta Grenfell, has proudly accepted an award naming her local accounting and business advisory firm, on the list of 听
The esteemed award measures employee happiness and is named by The Australian newspaper in partnership with WorkL.
Directors said they were thrilled to be named in the group of 50 finalists from across the country.
Located in Minyama on the Sunshine Coast, Grenfell Murray was recognised for providing a work environment where its 25-strong team - 85 per cent who are women - felt 鈥渨elcome, respected and have the opportunity to become the best version of themselves鈥�.
College Principal Michelle Carroll congratulated Ms Grenfell and Mr Murray on their accolade.
鈥淎t 蜜桃 Flinders Anglican College, we are fortunate to have a College Board of professionals and leaders in the community who are committed to excellence in their respective fields,鈥� Ms Carroll said.
鈥淥ur nine Board members, including Peta Grenfell as Chair, each generously contribute their expertise, leadership and care to ensure Flinders continues to provide a future-focused and relevant education for our students and families, and a positive and innovative workplace for our staff.
鈥淚t is inspiring to see recognised with this award for their compassionate approach to supporting staff wellbeing while also making a positive impact in the wider community.鈥�
Ms Grenfell said, 鈥淲e genuinely care about each and every person on our team and do our best to go above and beyond for them, so it鈥檚 very special to be recognised for our approach.
鈥淲e also offer a workplace that is professionally challenging because we know that professional staff want to continue to grow their skills.
鈥淲hat鈥檚 more, finance-based firms aren鈥檛 known for their soft skills, but we鈥檝e made a concerted effort to engage with a number of worthwhile causes, including 蜜桃 Flinders Anglican College, , and the .
鈥淭hese partnerships enable our team to engage and contribute to the wider community while creating a sense of pride in where they work.鈥澨�
The 鈥楤est Places to Work鈥� award list is judged on a proven methodology based on six key drivers of workplace engagement: Reward and Recognition; Information Sharing; Empowerment; Wellbeing; Instilling Pride; and Job Satisfaction.
To learn more about The Australian鈥檚 Best Places to Work awards, visit
The Board of 蜜桃 Flinders Anglican College
College Board
Image caption:
Back Row, L-R: Board Directors Nikki Holmes; David Netherton and John Gannon; and Heidi Muller (Company Secretary)
Front Row, L-R: Board Director Kristy Huxtable, Brock Mahoney (Deputy Chair), Peta Grenfell (Board Chair), Michelle Carroll (Principal), Kate Johnstone
Absent: Board Directors Gail Seay and Greg Evans
To learn more about the Leadership and Board at 蜜桃 Flinders Anglican College, visit here.
