Lyn Swinburne, chief executive of the Breast Cancer Network of Australia (BCNA), is the winner of the Equity Trustees’ CEO Award for most outstanding head of a not-for-profit organisation in Australia. Lyn Swinburne, chief executive of the Breast Cancer Network of Australia (BCNA), is the winner of the Equity Trustees’ CEO Award for most outstanding head of a not-for-profit organisation in Australia. The award was made late in 2004, and reflects Swinburne’s efforts in helping women across Australia face the challenges of breast cancer. The Equity Trustees’ not-for-profit CEO Awards recognise outstanding achievements of chief executives working in the not-for-profit sector, and there were more than 60 nominations. The award…
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