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Marsden Old Girls are making their their mark on the world!
In all areas of Arts, Community, Culture, Sport, Science, Business and the Environment they contribute to and enhance our lives. In the past three years our laureates have been business women. From 2010 we want to celebrate those who have achieved prominence not only in business but in all other areas of endeavour.

Do you know an Old Girl who could be considered for the Marsden Hall of Fame? If so, please check the criteria and email either our

Marsden Hall of Fame

The Marsden Business Hall of Fame joint venture with Enterprise New Zealand Trust finished in 2009. So successful was the process of celebrating and acknowledging Marsden's high achieving Old Girls, that we have decided to extend the Hall of Fame to include consideration of those Old Girls who have achieved prominence in a wide range of fields, including business, science, arts, sports, community, etc. It is planned that up to three new laureates are inducted into the Marsden Hall of Fame in 2010.

Criteria for Marsden Hall of Fame Nomination

Previous Laureates

Business Hall of Fame 2009 laureates with Principal, Jenny Williams

Pictured: Principal Jenny Williams with 2009 laureates, Valerie Cranfield and Claudia Batten

2009
Claudia Batten,corporate attorney, co-founder and Vice President of software company Massive Inc
Valerie Cranfield (nee Handley), businesswoman and owner of Cranfields
2008
Juliet McKee (nee Broad), Independent Director and economist
Catherine Savage, Director and Investment Manager.

2007
Jenny Morel, founder and Managing Director of No 8 Ventures Management Ltd
Bronwen Holdsworth (nee Pearson), Managing Director of Pultron Composites Ltd

Full details on previous laureates