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Meet the 2018 Griffith Business School Outstanding Alumni Winners
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Caitlin Pearson
2018 Outstanding Young Alumnus
Caitlin Pearson never  intended to work in the charity or not-for-profit sector but her time at Griffith University played a big part in changing her philosophy.
The General Manager of Marketing and Engagement at Macarthur Disability Services (MDS) is the winner of Griffith Business Schools Young Alumnus of the Year.
In addition to her work for MDS, Caitlin is heavily involved with charities in general, which she says is extremely important to her on both a personal and professional level. “I volunteer on a lot of charity boards, and I do a bit of work with the local council around accessibility and inclusion of people with disabilities, too.
Read more about Caitlin Pearson
Amanda Hodges
2018 Outstanding Alumnus
Since graduating from a Bachelor of  International Business and a Graduate Diploma in Korean Language at Griffith University, Amanda Hodges has travelled the world as an international strategic business, investment and government affairs executive leader.
Her remarkable career progression across 20 years is one of the many reasons why she was named Griffith Business School’s Outstanding Alumnus for 2018.
Having served in several senior leadership and diplomatic roles all over the world, Amanda has been instrumental in delivering several key governmental initiatives.
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