PrintThe Dr Hedley Marshall CBE Memorial Award
Hedley Marshall Award Winner 2009
In recognition of his outstanding service to CIPFA regional activities, David Rose, received the Dr Hedley Marshall CBE Memorial Award. David’s consistent enthusiasm and contribution to innovation in the North West and North Wales region has earned him great respect and appreciation throughout the region.
Presenting the award, CIPFA President Roger Latham said: ‘David has been a leader and driver as well as a team player in the region for over 40 years. He has been the ‘glue’ to join the parts - every organisation needs this’.
About the awardThe Dr Hedley Marshall CBE Memorial Award is given annually to an Institute member or registered student who has given outstanding service to CIPFA regional activities. The award is sponsored by CIPFA in the Midlands in recognition of Dr Marshall's distinguished career in Coventry, and of the respect in which he is held not only in the region, but also throughout the Institute nationally.
Any member or student who has given service to CIPFA regional activities is eligible for the award and CIPFA's 12 regions, branches and societies are invited to make nominations between February and May of each year. Nominations are judged by the President, Vice-President, Chair of CIPFA's Board for the Regions and the Chief Executive. The Institute President presents the award to the winner at the annual Conference for the Regions.
Hedley Marshall was the Institute President in 1953. He was City Treasurer of Coventry from 1944 until 1964 which, of course, was such an important period for the redevelopment of Coventry following the devastation of the war.
The Hedley Marshall Award was first presented in 1996. Winners to date are:
| Year | Winner | Region |
| 2009 | David Rose | North West & North Wales |
| 2008 | Paul Treadaway | CIPFA South East |
| 2007 | Claire Maidment | CIPFA North East |
| 2006 | Lesley Piper | CIPFA in the Midlands |
| 2005 | Ron Alker | North West & North Wales |
| 2004 | David Clement | Northern Ireland |
| 2003 | John Haste | Midlands |
| 2002 | David Clark | North Eastern |
| 2001 | Hugh Hall | Scotland |
| 2000 | Peter Warrington | North West & North Wales |
| 1999 | Norman Fayers | South Wales & West of England |
| 1998 | Mervyn Pugh | South Wales & West of England |
| 1997 | John Marriott | North West & North Wales |
| 1996 | Ken Cheshire | South East |