Sue Fowler was the inaugural CEO of mmvllen from 2001 to 2015. She established the organisation and it's identity as a caring, supportive and empowering force for local young people, especially those with barriers to education, training and employment.
Investment in new mentoring and research projects, partnerships with local government and key community stakeholders drove the vision of the organisation into a reality.
Sadly Sue Fowler passed away shortly after her retirement as CEO of mmvllen and to honour her legacy and the impact she made, the Sue Fowler Award was established.
Nominate yourself, a colleague or a local organisation seeking to deliver upon the vision of mmvllen.
“Young people are confident, capable and on
their way to success in work and life."
Complete the nomination form below. The winner will be announced at our annual celebration on 16 May 2024.
