History of Fellow Members - FDINZ

Member		Year	Sector	Recognition
	Timothy Allen		2010	Product	Contribution and advocacy for sustainable design, and the development of sustainable programmes and resources. For helping establish the Sustainable Product Design Award within the Best Design Awards programme.
	Sven Baker		2010	Graphics	A consistent advocate for the Best Design Awards, and for the undertaking of the Best Design Awards Annual from 2007-2010.
	Ben Corban		2010	Graphics	Supporting the Designers Institute behind the scenes on related programmes and initiatives.
	Jim Griffin		2010	Product	Long and active support for the Designers Institute and contribution as a professional review panelist.
	Tim Hooson		2010	Spatial	A consistent advocate for design and the Institute. For his active role as a Council Member, MC, facilitator and host.
	Mitchell Hughes		2010	Product	Contribution to the Best Design Awards website up to 2010, tireless effort to keep Best website maintained and advanced. For the development of pages on previous Institute's website to make event promotion possible.
	Dean Poole		2010	Graphics	Contributions to Design in Business Awards strategy since 2004, visual identity for the Designers Institute, Best Design Awards rebrand, and for contributing as a speaker to three national tours.
	Peter Roband		2010	Graphics	Long and active support for the Designers Institute and contribution as a professional review panelist. Part of the committee for NZ Icograda conference
	Kerenza Smith		2010	Graphics	Long and active support for the Designers Institute and contribution as a professional review panelist.
	Paul Van Lent		2010	Spatial	Contributions made as a Best Design Awards Convenor for the Spatial sector from 2006-2009 for the Institute.
	Steve Martin		2009	Interactive Media	Recognised for his dedication, vision and achievemnet in developing one of the Designers Institute's most significant interfaces.
	Roger Billington		2009	Education	Over 20 years of loyal contribution as an active member and Council Member (1988-1991) of both NZ Society of Industrial Design (NZSID) and the Designers Institute, and has been a staunch advocate for design and design eductaion both here in NZ & overseas		.
	Kate Alexander		2008	Graphics	Ongoing contriubtion to the Designers Institute brand mark in 2001,brand review/logo refresh for 2006-2009.
	Andrew Bissett		2008	Product	Past President.
	Jill Carroll		2008	Education	Long commitment to the Designers Institute, involved in the Best Designer Awards 1997, tutored at CIPT Akld; encouraged membrship of the Institute; encouraged professional docs/contracts to students		.
	Bryn Chapple		2008	Product	Establishing Design Led Business initiative 1997.
	Jennie Dunlop		2008	Spatial	From the Designers Institute inception to 1998 spatial working party running events.	`
	Jenny Green		2008	Spatial	From the Designers Institute inception to 1998 spatial working party running monthly events.
	Alastair Hood		2008	Spatial	Active, vocal on Council.
	Desna Jury		2008	Education	Supportive with event venues/speakers, contribution in her thinking to the Designers Institute Council.
	Bina Klose		2008	Product	Establishing Design Led Business initiative 1997.
	Fraser Gardyne		2007	Graphics	President 2004-2005, Best Design Awards Convenor of judges graphics/ Best Committee/Councillor over many years.
	Cathy Veninga		2007	Spatial	President 2003-2004, Best Design Awards Convenor of judges spatial/Best Committee.
	Leanne Beard		2006	Spatial	Contribution to License Building Practitioner committee, previous council member, President 2007-2009.
	Davis Smith		2006	Spatial	Contrubition to License Building Practitioner committee. Council memebr over 2 terms.
	Neville Parker		2006	Spatial	Contribution to License Building Practitioner committee. Council Member many times.
	Ray Labone		2006	Graphics	Contribution to the Designers Institute over many years through Best Design Awards;Chair Task Force committee
	Dorenda Britten		2006	Design Management	Contribution as Council Member to building regional activity for the Designers Institute in Christchurch.