Nel Sajet presents the award to Deon Cooke (left) and John Aldridge.
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At this year’s CPI annual general meeting, two award winners were announced for the prestigious and valuable Peter Sajet Award. The winners were flown to Melbourne for the occasion, and presented with their awards by Nel Sajet. The generous annual award of $10,000 was established by the Sajet family in memory of CPI co-founder Peter Sajet, and to promote the business values he embraced. This year the Peter Sajet Trust had difficulty in choosing between the two leading contenders, and therefore generously made two awards available.The winners are Deon Cooke from CPI’s Western Australian branch, and John Aldridge from CPI in Queensland. Deon Cooke is an outstanding candidate in terms of his commitment, dedication and strong work ethic, and the role model he portrays to others.
John Aldridge has been with CPI for over twenty five years and is also an exceptional candidate. He displays a passion, commitment, and enthusiasm to achieve positive outcomes from day to day challenges.
Each year the winner (or winners) is selected by the trust from CPI staff nominations made by managers during the year.
