Special 20 Year Anniversary Edition

Commemorating the twentieth birthday of the International College of Hotel Management
A f ew t h ings abou t ou r fi rs t 2 0 y e a rs • 1 0 THINGS WE LOVE A BOUT i c hm
CAREERS TH AT KNOW NO BOUN D S • GRA D UATES IN SIGHT
THE MAN WHO DESIGNED THE PROGRA M • IN GOOD H A N D S • THE RI PPLE EFFECT
Part ners hav e their say
+ OUR SWISS CH A NNE
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Take a moment to look back on our first 20 years,
to where we are today.
There are some people who just can’t let a good idea go.
Hotel Management (Swiss Hotel Association), the first ever
Dr Rex Lipman AO is one of them.
degree to which this association has agreed to attach its name.
Twenty or so years ago, Rex discovered that the Swiss Hotel
Ahead of their time, our founders foresaw exploding growth
Association was casting about for a location for a hotel school
in Asia, and that hospitality education in the region would be
in the Southern Hemisphere. With typical foresight, he set his
required to underpin the growth of Asian travel and tourism.
mind on it being Adelaide.
They referred to the project as the Asia Pacific Basin Swiss
The South Australian Government, the Swiss Hotel
Hotel Association International College of Hotel Management.
Association and the Lipman family signed the agreement
ICHM started in 1993 with 47 students from around
that brought ICHM into being on 30 September 1992. It was a
Australia and 10 other countries. Since then, more than
triumph for the then 70 year old.
2000 young people from 82 countries have come through our
Unlike today, back then hotel management was little known
doors to fulfill their aspiration to excel in an international career.
as a profession in this part of the world. So ICHM began with
Sure enough, over two decades a large number of our
a dual marketing role: to establish hotel management as a
graduates have gone on to great things, in hotel management
profession and ICHM as the college to go to.
or in a hospitality-related field. And yet others have gone on
The Swiss education and training model—a 50:50 balance of
to quite different careers.
on-campus study and industry placement—was based on
You’ll read about some of them in this publication, which
theoretical grounding backed by practical hands-on training
pays tribute to all those who have played their part so
and industry readiness.
enthusiastically in making ICHM such a very special place—
The Swiss were recognised for the highest standards; average
graduates, students and the families that support them, staff,
was not good enough. Ahead of their time, they understood
industry and academia.
that a strong foundation in business management was critical,
This publication is inspirational proof of intelligent people
covering finance, information technology, marketing, human
coming together to turn a good idea into reality so that young
resources and organisational management and strategy.
people get to soar.
The formula has stood the test of time. Serendipitously, in the
It celebrates our past and our future.
same year ICHM welcomed its first students, the Swiss Ecole
Hôtelière de Lausanne celebrated its first 100 years.
This depth of ‘Swissness’ is what sets ICHM apart from
any other hotel school in the region. And its continuance is
Gerald Lipman
reflected in the recently introduced Bachelor of International
Chief Executive
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THEN
1993
First students arrive. First Course
Commencement Ceremony.
1995
Regency International House opens. Inaugural
graduates in industry. Inaugural Career Week.
1997
Agreement signed with Varsity College, South Africa.
UniSA degrees awarded to eight inaugural students.
1999
First students (Lisa Tarascio and Anna Watson) awarded
ICHM’s degree. Degree goes online. Regency International
House expansion.
2001
International EUHOFA congress hosted. New logo adopted
by ICHM (previously SHA logo). Australian Hotels Association
(AHA) commits to awarding a scholarship for 10 years.
2003
10th birthday celebrations with inaugural graduates.
First Adventure Day in Adelaide Hills. ICHM awarded
South Australia’s Export Award for Education.
2005
First Mike Kondo scholarship winner from Japan attends
ICHM. Agreement with Mondriaan Hotel School, the
Netherlands, first students arrive for degree.
2007
A record 14 students undertake industry placement in
China. ICHM graduate Luke James funds award for top
Year 1 Food and Beverage student. Graduate Bodelle
Francis awarded Young Hotel Manager of the Year by AHA.
ICHM signs agreement with Southville Foreign University
for delivery of program in the Philippines.
2009
ICHM approved for VET Fee-Help, enabling Australians to
borrow from the government to fund their studies. Year
1 student from Sri Lanka Imalka Madddumapatabendi
wins Endeavour Award from Australian Government to
fund his studies.
2011
Ian Whyte returns as Principal.
Graduate advisory group (GIIAC) established.
80th country represented on campus.
1992
Agreement signed. Dr Rex Lipman Chief Executive.
Dr Ian Whyte appointed Principal. Articulation
arrangements in place with Oxford Brookes
University and UniSA.
1996
Australia’s Best Industry Trainer Tourism Award
Inaugural Graduation Ceremony.
1998
Gerald Lipman takes over as Chief Executive.
Hospitality degree a first for Australia (outside the
university sector). ICHM in Tourism’s Hall of Fame.
2000
40 students on placement at Sydney Olympics. Jon
Richards appointed principal. Dr Baden Teague
appointed Chair of ICHM’s College Council.
2002
First graduates appointed as General Managers.
International Centre for Hospitality, Leisure and Food
Studies opens. Dan Edmonds appointed Principal.
2004
Joint venture signed with YTL Hotel and Properties
Sdn Bhd, Malaysia. Tourism Training Australia awards
Principal Dan Edmonds ‘Industry Champion’.
2006
South Australian Government awards eight full
scholarships, enabling local students to benefit from
ICHM’s education. ICHM approved for Fee-Help incomecontingent loans for Year 4 students. First ICHM graduate
to complete PhD—congratulations Dr Patrick Kunz!
2008
ICHM Founder Dr Rex Lipman awarded Officer of the Order
of Australia by the Australian Government. Twenty-two
Year 3 and Year 4 students fly to Sydney for the Association
of Australian Hotel Schools Career Fair, with eight taking
up job offers. Graduate Kristian Livolsi named ‘Young
Achiever 2008’ by Restaurant and Catering Australia.
2010
Total scholarships provided exceeds $2 million.
ICHM wins National Tourism Award.
2012
Total ICHM program delivered within the Higher Education
sector. In a world first, ICHM approved to deliver Bachelor
of International Hotel Management (Swiss Hotel Association).
Southville Foreign University in the Philippines approved to
deliver ICHM’s Bachelor degree.
NOW
CELEBRATING 20 YEARS / 1993–2013 International College of Hotel Management / www.ichm.edu.au
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10 things we love about ICHM
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Network, network, network!
It’s no surprise that the catchphrase network,
network, network! is instilled from day one. It comes into
action on campus and occurs at ceremonies and more formally
when top industry professionals come to campus to share what
they know . . . and recruit. Of course, many are graduates who
either head up or are in positions of influence in some of the
most world’s most prestigious properties. Web-based social
networking doesn’t replace the concept; it just adds a whole
new dimension.
The program
It bears repeating: our 50:50 mix of on campus study
and industry placement has endured for more than a
century as the model for quality management education and
training that is industry relevant. But we have never rested on
our laurels and have worked to evolve our program over time to
keep on improving the quality of the ICHM experience and,
ultimately, the success of our graduates. The two degrees
introduced in 2012 are recent examples.
Swissness
Internationalisation
The superior quality of the Swiss is legendary: think From day one, our students from around the world watches and chocolates. Switzerland has also been
and throughout Australia come to us with one thing,
famous for its quality tourism experience since the birth of
principally, in common: to achieve an international career.
tourism in the mid-19th century, with the word spread by some
By necessity, then, we have always been international—in name
of the world’s great writers. In the 1890s the Swiss Hotel
and by nature. Over the years it’s a concept that has evolved,
Association (SHA) opened the first hotel school to develop staff
and today internationalisation is intrinsic to our set of graduate
to grow the industry’s future. Let it be said we are proud of our
qualities, attributes we look to develop above and beyond
Swiss heritage; proud to be offering the first degree the SHA has
knowledge-based outcomes. ICHM’s membership of EUHOFA is
laid claim to; and proud that we remain today the only school of
another reflection of this focus, and both the Chief Executive
this famed association outside Switzerland.
and Principal have served on the board of this international
association of the world’s leading hotel and tourism schools.
Regency International House
Ruled over by the fair but firm hand of Irene Ninnes,
Regency International House is a home-away-fromhome halls of residence for the majority of ICHM students. It’s a
place where memories are made. The first 120 students moved
into the villa-style accommodation in 1995, and that number
grew to 168 with expansion in 1999. The active Student
Representative Council has its meetings there, making
continuous improvements to campus life.
Ceremonies
Of the three ceremonies conducted each year, if End of Course and Graduation are the most satisfying
then Course Commencement has to be the most fun. This is the
occasion at which new and returning students are welcomed
and everyone gets to be on the receiving end and taste
hospitality for a change. Dress up is essential of course, because
students get to strut their stuff at a cocktail party following the
formalities, with the evening culminating in local pub fun for
those with the stamina and wherewithal to keep going.
Enviable destination
In 2012, the Economist Intelligence Unit’s Global Liveability Survey ranked ICHM’s home base, Adelaide,
as the fifth most liveable city in the world. Education is one of the
scoring criteria, along with political and social stability and crime
rates. And NewYorker magazine once called Adelaide ‘the last wellplanned metropolis on earth’. With a little over one million people,
it’s big enough to offer sophistication, but small enough for the
peace and quiet essential for serious study. Wide sandy beaches are
on the doorstep and premier wine-growing regions are within easy
distance by car. It’s best to ask on campus about night life!
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Camaraderie
We’re not sure where it begins, but we do know it never ends. The friendships formed at ICHM are the kind
that last a lifetime. We think these bonds are informal in nature;
however, they may start during more formal activities, such as
Adventure Day or at any one of a number of on-campus
activities organised as antidotes to long hours of study. Our
graduates may be an ambitious lot, but they keep in touch out
there and look out for each other. Many have proven that their
next career move comes down to simply picking up the phone.
Career success
We proudly present a snapshot of graduates in this
publication (see pages 6&7), who we don’t believe we’ve
given mention in our On Course magazine, as we have so many
others. They too are bringing a whole new level of
professionalism to not only hotel management, but also as
you’ll see to the many and varied fields in which they have
established as high fliers. Whatever, we are blown away by the
sheer number and nature of graduate success stories, with the
main question for many being: ‘London? Shanghai? Dubai? Just
where will I take my career next?’
Adventure Day
It started at the Adelaide Hills home of the then
Principal Dan Edmonds and his wife Jill. It’s still in
the hills, but more recently at an outdoor centre run by a
professional team. Adventure Day is an important part of
Commencement Week, where new students take on teambuilding activities, helped along by senior students, staff and
their families and friends. In 2007 the day was made even more
special when Australia’s then Foreign Minister, the Hon.
Alexander Downer, dropped in.
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careers that know no bounds: graduate snapshot
1995
Jason McGowan
1997
Pingkan Umboh
2002
Age: 42 Year graduated: 1995
Age: 36 Year graduated: 1997
Age: 33 Year graduated: 2002
Nationality: Australian Position:
Nationality: Indonesian Position:
Nationality: South African and
General Manager Development Middle
Deputy Director, Australian Education
Australian Position: Director of Sales
East at AHL Amalgamated Holdings
International Indonesia, Australian
and Marketing,Traders Hotel
Location: Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Embassy Location: Jakarta, Indonesia
Location: Brisbane, Australia
About the position: The Strategic
Development of the AHL Hotel and Resorts
network and the AHL Cinema Brands in
the Middle East. Brands include: Rydges
Hotels & Resorts, QT Hotels & Resorts and
Event Cinemas.Involves working with
owners and investors to develop hotel and
resort projects with a view to entering into
management agreements.
About the position: Managing Australian–
Indonesian government and institutional
relationships in education.
Most notable success: Paul says his
journey and growth since moving from
Varsity College in South Africa to study
at ICHM has been marked by solving
problems and creating solutions, based
on the comment of a former manager to,
‘watch for big problems; they disguise big
opportunities’.
Most notable success: Looking after one of
the key Olympic partner companies during
the Sydney Olympics at the Sydney Hilton.
Career path to date: Events Sales
Executive; Duty Manager, Banquet
Manager, Conference & Catering Sales
Manager, Assistant Director of Catering,
Director of Catering, Senior Sales Manager,
Director of Sales & Marketing; Food &
Beverage Manager, Executive Assistant
Manager, General Manager, General
Manager Development.
Year ahead: Work towards AHL’s strategic
growth plan for the hotels and cinema
brands.
The plan: Continue in the industry and
explore the hotel development career
path, as well as keeping in touch with
ongoing changes and improvements in the
operation of hotels and resorts worldwide.
ICHM is. . . a tremendous experience,
preparing you for the industry globally,
with world-class lectures teaching the finer
aspects of hotel operations. Importantly,
ICHM also prepares you with the essential
management skills, such as strategic
planning and reporting, critical to senior
management roles.
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Most notable success: Managing highprofile events such as the Australian
Alumni Awards, the Australian Embassy’s
largest public event in 2008 and 2009,
and a number of other events to support
science diplomacy, including profiling
Nobel Prize winners.
Career path to date: Went on to complete
a Bachelor of Business at UniSA and a
Masters in Hospitality Management at
Griffiths University after graduating
from ICHM. Joined Xerox Indonesia as an
Accounts Manager in 2000, moving to the
Australian Embassy in 2003 as Manager of
the Australian Education Centre Jakarta,
promoting Australia as a study destination
for Indonesians. In 2009, she was promoted to
the position of Deputy Director of Australian
Education International Indonesia.
Paul McMurray
Career path to date: A career characterised
by an upward trajectory, starting with a
six-month Food & Beverage traineeship
at the Hilton Durban. Positions that
followed: Porter, Centra Melbourne and
Landmark Parkroyal; Sales Associate,
Hilton Sydney; Business Development
Executive, Crowne Plaza Darling Harbour;
Business Development Manager, Holiday
Inn Central Cluster Sydney, Crowne Plaza
Darling Harbour and Holiday Inn Cairns:
and Business Development Director and
Director of Sales, IHG Queensland, Papua
New Guinea and Vanuatu.
Year ahead: To complete her PhD
in management (in 2014) and seek
opportunities to develop her career in the
international education area.
Year ahead: Launching the first Traders
Hotel by Shangri-La into Australia.
The plan: Wishes to improve the
internationalisation of education
in Indonesia, to support Indonesian
graduates, research and society to be better
positioned in a global world.
The plan: onwards and upwards in the
industry he loves and serves (much like
his wife).
ICHM is . . . the college that exposed me to
the value of service, professionalism and
management, through its curriculum and
high-calibre lecturers and support staff, as well
as its international network. The experience,
knowledge and skills I received from ICHM
have been supporting me in working with
both the private and public sectors.
Married to: Melissa McMurray (nee Bulan),
a former ICHM student.
ICHM is. . . an invaluable platform from
which to launch a professional career with
confidence and aplomb. Its exemplary
reputation supports and enhances career
progression, with alumni colleagues an
an ideal network for creating potential
partnerships and sharing successes.
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2008
2011
Age: 34 Year graduated: 2005
Age: 26 Year graduated: 2008
Age: 23 Year graduated: 2011
Nationality: Ecuadorian Position:
Position: Global Leader—Graduate
Nationality: Malaysian
Director Food & Beverage, Jones Lang
Resourcing & Development
Position: Guest Service Team Leader,
Lasalle (Intergrated Facility Management)
Company: Orica Nationality: New
Southern Ocean Lodge Location:
Location: Penang, Malaysia
Zealand Location: Melbourne, Australia
Kangaroo Island, South Australia
About the position: Controls, sources and
interacts with vendors providing catering
and pantry services for Intel across the
Asia Pacific region, feeding thousands of
microprocessor engineers, administrators
and the community within Intel campuses
and building offices.
About the position: Leads a specialist
human resources (HR) team, responsible
for all graduate and undergraduate talent
programs and strategic liaison with
university’s globally.
About the position: Works closely with
the Restaurant and Front Office Managers,
doing a dual role as a team leader.
Luis Jiminez
Most notable success: Outperforming
financial budgets of each and every Food &
Beverage outlet managed. Career path to date: Very simple, from the
lowest position in a hotel as a trainee to a
regional Asia-Pacific director.
Luis studied at Les Roches, Switzerland
before joining ICHM in 2005 to finish his
bachelor degree.
Year ahead: To work extremely hard in an
adverse year financially speaking, doing
more with less.
The plan: To continue in the Integrated
Facility Management field, and diversify
to others. ICHM is. . . a great place. It teaches you:
to put yourself in the customers’ shoes,
so you can drive your plans and strategies
accordingly; and the art of service in
the workspace, which means to address
customer needs with flexibility and
financial responsibility. Adele Preston
Most notable success: Design and
deployment of a Global Graduate Program
for Orica, awarded Finalist (top three) for
Best Graduate Development Program in
Australia by the Australian Association of
Graduate Employers.
Career path to date: Adele was recruited
into the Hyatt Hotel’s Corporate
Management Trainee program in San
Diego, California immediately after
graduating. She was recruited as a Rooms
Division Trainee, but was transferred
to Human Resources within a couple of
months because of her keen interest in
the sector. She was then posted to the
Grand Hyatt Melbourne as HR Officer,
before promotion to HR Assistant Manager.
She moved to Orica—the world’s largest
provider of commercial explosives and
blasting systems—18 months later, joining
the Human Capital team, responsible for
the design and global deployment of the
company’s Graduate Program.
Year ahead: Starting a Masters of Human
Resources part time.
The Plan: Continue to build and grow
capability as a global HR professional,
which means continuous learning and a
diversity of HR roles to best prepare for an
Executive HR role long term.
ICHM is . . . a place that opens your mind
and gives you every opportunity to make a
global career a reality.
CELEBRATING 20 YEARS / 1993–2013 International College of Hotel Management / www.ichm.edu.au
Yen Aun Leow
Most notable success: Winning the
Southern Ocean Lodge 2012 Employee of
the Year Award.
Career path to date: Yen has always been
into hospitality, dating back to 2007 while
still at school. He studied at YTL-ICHM
Malaysia before joining ICHM in 2009,
working part time at Adelaide Airport with
Delaware North to a supervisory role in
various cafes and bars. After graduation,
joined Southern Ocean Lodge starting as a
Housekeeper. Made his willingness to learn
and move forward known, and after seven
months was given a chance to work in the
restaurant and has never looked back.
Working long hours, has gained a reputation
as a multi-talented staff member—also
putting in time at the Front Desk.
Year ahead: Relishing his chances and
enjoying every moment, with the Award
providing additional focus to do better,
get more involved in all matters at the
Lodge and achieve a bigger role in the
management team.
The plan: Planning to stay for another year
or more and determined to grow within the
company.
ICHM is . . . a great support. It provides
not just an education, but also the tools
to enlighten you as a person and build
personality and maturity that helps you get
ahead (to where I am today).
Thank you ICHM!
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Kaori Gotze, Kirsten Elizabeth Grace, Remiko Graham, Marc-Antoine Gratton,
Kristian Green, Stella Renee Greig, Sarah Nicole Griffin, Kristy Grillett, Miguel
Guerrero, Hanna Gugglberger, Hedy Eko Gunarso, Alvin Gunawan, Alison Maree
Gunn, Iain Douglas Vicent Gunn, Penelope Gunst, Mee-Ock Ha, Minh Quang Ha,
Adriaan Haasbroek, Bernadette Habersack, Rahel Elisabeth Haefele, Albert Halim,
Sylvani Halim, Seung-Hee Ham, Andrew Chang Long Han, Jee Hee Han, Myoung Hee
Han, Myoung-Kuk Han, Yoon Hee Han, Irene Hang, Sally Alexandra Hann, Alexander
McLeod Hannam, Simone Louise Hansen, Josephine Hao, Caroline Hardman, David
Hardwick, Uri-Lior Hargil, Trevor Andrew Harris, Jens Harsem, Amanda Lee Grace
Hart, Yuliana Haryono, Mahira Hasanovic, Mayuko Hasegawa, Barend Stephanus
Hattingh, Dimitris Hatziioannidis, Lincon Hauser, Redmond Hauser, Thomas
Edward Hawley, Xiaole He, Natasha Lee Heikkila, Jane Victoria Henderson, Adam
Henke, Jae Hyuk Heo, Justin Wayne Hernandez, Jessica Yanin Hernandez Ceron,
Vallen Hertansia, Anthony Herzog, Stephanie Ann Hewitt, Troy Fraser Hickox,
Takami Higashiguchi, Sayaka Higuchi, Yui Higuchi, Sophie Hill, Cheuk Man Ho, Ivy
Yuen Wei Ho, Teck Loong Ho, Tony Shun Shen Ho, Vivian Ho, Heidi (Phan Thi Ngoc
Ha) Hoang, Natasha Marie-Joelle Hoarau, Andrew Robert Hodges, Joshua Raymond
Holland, Felicity Kate Homan, Yat Ho Hon, Dewen Edwin Hong, Eun Hye Hong,
Robert Hong, Sye-Jin Hong, Tae Jun Hong, Bree Hood, Nicola Jane Hood, Emma Jane
Horgan, Cynthia Horner, Patioko Sinamoana Horner, Emily Hosking, Hisae Hosoi,
Oliver Houchin, Samantha Michelle Howard, Jui-Yuan Hsia, Chin Chen Hsiao, Wen
Hsin Hsieh, Xin Yuan Hu, Zihan Hua, Chun Chi Huang, Hao Jung Huang, Hsiao Hsien
Huang, Huey-Hsin Huang, Susan Szu-Chun Huang, Wen-Ni Huang, ZhengYing
Huang, Fidela Farrah Hubahib, Marc Jeromy Huber, Wai Yan Hui, Jamie Hunter, Jason
Huntington, Nicholas Charles Hurley, Kim Margaret Hurst, Ngoc Phuong Lan Huynh,
Ha Na Hwang, Mi Hyun Hwang, Yun Hee Hwang, Gregory Michael Hyam, Jae-Tak
Hyun, Seung Ho Hyun, Hendri Agung Idrianto, Elly (Ji Won)
Im, Yulia Ingkiriwang, Michael John Ingram, Carmine
Anthony Iommazzo, Cosimo (Man Hong) Iong, Prue Louise
Irish, Tiara Akiko Ishikawa, Tunku Anne Noraini Ismail,
Wing Yan Iu, Kirsty Tjutjana Iversen, Nazaahah Ja’afar,
Gugulethu Janet Jackson, Ben Charles Jager, Mohammed
Feizal Jamaludin, Luke Tillotson James, Eun Seog Jang, Jin Ju
Jang, Myung Keun Jang, Ki Hoon Jeon, Ye-Sung Jeon, Eun Seo
Jeong, Jee Eun Jeong, Yong Gil Jeong, Yu Seon Jeong, Robby
Jiaw, Anna Jo, Sang Joon Joe, So Yeon Joh, Sonia John,
Christopher Jones, Jacklyn Jonsson, Hyung Hee Joo,
Theedarat Jorkkaew, Emily Jubb, Andra Julinar, Eun Bi Jun,
Gi-yeong Christian Jung, Mi Young Jung, Min Woo Jung,
Seong Weon Jung, Shingwang Jung, Yae Shin Jung, Yoon-Suk
Jung, Imelda Jusuf, Husefa Kaderbhai, Anastasia Kakridas,
Megan Kalil, Kiros (Hiu Ying) Kam, Pauline Paul-ling Kam,
Yoko Kamikura, Johanna Marlies Fung Kamphorst, Ri Na
Kang, Seung-Moon Kang, Woo Sung Kang, Angus Kao, Zara
Karaduman, I Gusti Ngurah Bibin Karmadi, Nop Karnjanabhan, Bernanda Agustino
Ganiino Karo Karo, John Paul Kassapis, Zainal Abiddin Bin Kassim, Akane Kato,
Yayoi Kato, Kana Kawasumi, Kenji Kawata, Tiffany Kays, Jon Andrew Kean, Alok
Kedar, Joseph Patrick Keenan, Clarissa Keil, Sandra Keil, Michael Kelly, Matthew
Roger Kenny, Anna Keppler, Kalliste Khoo, Bo Ra Kim, Byung-Chun Kim, Canaria
Kim, Dae Young Kim, Daniel (Taek Dong) Kim, Dong Pil Kim, Dong Uk Kim, Eun-A
Kim, Hang Lae Kim, Hye Ji Kim, Jae Woo Kim, Jae Yeon Kim, Jenny (Jung Eun) Kim,
Jeong-Kil Kim, Jeoung Tae Kim, Ji Hye Kim, Ji-Eon Kim, Jong Man Kim, Jun Woo Kim,
Jung Eun Kim, Liz (Soo Yeon) Kim, Min Jung Kim, Min Soo Kim, Myoung Gyu Kim, Na
Youn Kim, Ok Ju Kim, Poeun Kim, Sang Jin Kim, Sang Min Kim, Seul Gi Kim, So Young
Kim, So Young Kim, Soo Jeong Kim, Su Jin Kim, Su Min Kim, Su Young Kim, Won Shik
Kim, Won-Sup Kim, Woo Jong Kim, Yeo-Eun (Janet) Kim, Yeon Hak Kim, Young Do
Kim, Young Sun Kim, Yu Na Kim, Carline Estelle Kim Lim, Yoko Kimura, Li Ray Kin,
Daniel Kingsley, Rachael Marilyn Kingsley, Verity Kitto, Merel Annemarijn Klaver,
Tobias Kline, Maarten Eduard Leendert Kloet, Michelle Illuminada Louise Kloo,
Samuel John Kluppels, Hiu Yee Ko, Kyung Jin Ko, Yusei Kodama, Jeremy Martin Kode,
Dong Hwa Koh, Gregory Reza Putra Pahlawan Kolkman, Yvonne Koller, Marino
Komlusan, Ming Lu Kong, Tsz Wing Kong, Xianyi Kong, Mohan Peng Aun Koo, Se Hee
Koo, Tze Sun Koo, Victoria Molly Koszegi, Jeremy Kraft, Nelian Claire Kramer,
Michael Heinz Kratz, Benjamin Krieg, Chantelle Vernee Krieg, Praveen Kumar
Krishnamurthy, Gunnar Kristjansson, Leo Krysa, Chun Mo Ku, Ka Yan Kum, Ashok
Kumar, Dharmik Kumar, Shiu-Hua Kung, Jonathan Kunz, Patrick Kunz, Martin Hans
Kunzmann, Cheng-Hua Kuo, Indah Kusuma, Lany Kusumawati, Mervin (Boon Teck)
Kwa, Dong-Wook Kwag, Kyung Ha Kwak, Kyung Ha Kwak, Daphne Kwan, Wei Yee
Kwan, Debbie Kweek, Chee Wei Kwok, Fiona Kwok, Hyeon Ji Kwon, Ji Yun Kwon, Min
Sung Kwon, Tsz Ching Kwong, Dahdath Hiria Kydd, Nicky La Gije, Nicholas Peter
Lacey, James Yu San Lai, Wai Kwan Lai, Ka Yin Lam, Wing Yee Lam, Romeo Lamaro,
Mark Daryl Lambert, Timothy Lambert, Anton Laner, Johannes James Albert Lang,
Amanda Langford, Chi Nga Lau, Ching San Lau, Ching Wai Lau, Ho Sing Lau, Naomi
(Shing Mun) Lau, Vivian (Cheuk Ling) Lau, Lea Laurente, Chung Ming Law, Wai Ming
Law, Daniel John Lawder, Richard Dennis Lawson, Gaurav Lazarus, Aleksandar Lazic,
Joseph Le, Thuy Minh Trang Le, Trung Toan Le, Boo-Yang Lee, Chang Gon Lee, ChangHyun Lee, Chi Kin Lee, Ching Man Lee, Chit Hao Lee, Damien (Yit Hang) Lee, Do
Kyung Lee, Dong-Won Lee, Doo Won Lee, E Young Lee, Eun Joo Lee, Eun Sang Lee,
Gwang Ho Lee, Hang Jun Lee, Ho Lee, Hwa Seob Lee, Jasper Lee, Ji Sun Lee, Jie Young
Lee, Jin Lee, Jin Hwa Lee, Jinhyung Lee, Jonathon Charng Keun Lee, Joo Hee Lee, Ju
Yeon Lee, Ju Yeon Lee, Jung Won Lee, Kee Ho Lee,Kwun Yi Lee, Kyung Sik Lee, Man
Chong Lee, Mei Sie Lee, Mi-Ja Lee, Min Young Lee, Myoung Jae Lee, Myung Kyu Lee,
Nony Lee, Pin Han Lee, Ra On Lee, Sang Min Lee, Sang Won Lee, Seungmin Lee, So
GRADUATES
IN SIGHT
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Cheong Lee, So Eui Lee, Su Ting Lee, Sung Lee, Szu-Yu Lee, Ven-Yar Lee, Willy Lee,
Won Yong Lee, Yiak Liang Lee, Yiu Lee, Yong Soon Lee, Young Ae Lee, Young Ah Lee,
Nicole Kate Lehmann (nee Wittenberg), Sarah Jane Leitner, Su Ying Leong, Yen Aun
Leow, An Ling Leung, Cheuk Pong Leung, Kimson Leung, Nga Li Leung, Po Shan
Leung, Yuet Wah Leung, Yun Yu Leung, Cameron Emanuel Levi, Chi Yan Li, Chia-Lin
Li, Dong Li, Dongdi Li, Jia Ling Li, Jiao Yan Li, Josephine Li, Kit Fung Flora Li, Meng
Qing Li, Wei Lin Li, Yinyin Li, Christopher Lian, Jerry Liqiang Lian, Liang Liang, Emilia
Liao, Melisa Librayana, Andre Rusli Lie, Monik Naftali Senjaya Liem, Tanya Chantal
Liepmann, Grant Andrew Lilley, Boon Eow Lim, Hua Zheng (Precious) Lim, Hyeong
Jun Lim, Hyoun Ku Lim, Hyoung Joo Lim, Jocelyn Lucille Lim, Jong Il Lim, Jong Jin Lim,
Jong Shin Lim, Peng Li Lim, Raymond Lim, Soo Min Lim, Yung (Chuang Yung) Lim,
I-Yin Lin, Jason (Ke Ya) Lin, Kuan-Nan Lin, Wai Chun Eric Lin, Wen Ya Lin, Wendy Lin,
Yu-Cheng Lin, Isabelle Aileen Lind, Boom Cheng Ling, Dick Ching Ling, Janice Ling,
Bronson Rodney Linington, Thomas Pinh Hoa Litton, Chen Liu, Chieh-Wen Liu,
Chun Yi Liu, Jie Liu, Kuo Chen Liu, Yi-Chun (Vicki) Liu, Zhaohui Liu, Kristian Livolsi,
Chi Kin Lo, Rebecca Lo, Wing Yee Lo, Yueh Ning Lo, Yun Nam Lo, Jean Alain Loic Lo
Ting Lan, Jasandra (Shu Yi) Loh, Junwei Loh, Maverick Yeh Loong Loh, Murphy Loh,
Tong Jit Loh, Jaime Lopez-Bravo Oriol, Alexander Lord, Paula Kate Lory, Antonina
Loucheva, Georges Lteif, Li- Fu Lu, Wei Lu, Siu Pui Ma, Alexandra Innes Macdermid,
Sophie Macdonald, Rodrigo Macedo, Andrew John Ross MacFarlane, Reaz Macky,
Quincy Maddern, Imalka Maddumapatabendi, Tina Maeder, Ju Yeon (Julie) Maeng,
Tomas Magno, Karmina Magpayo, Avinash Mahendram, Cheuk Wa Mak, Kwan Chiu
Mak, Claire Amelia Malcolm, David Malkiewicz, Jessy Jane Mancienne, Skanda
Manibhandu, Winasari Manik, Grace Artha Emilda Manurung, Tiur Margaret
Marlina, Natasha Marona, Edward James Martin, Nicholas Martin, Walter Donald
James Martin, Yaiza Martinez Vara De Rey, Claudia Alejandra Martinez Vazquez Del
Mercado, Busisa Mathe, Anuj Mathur, Olga Matova, Victoria Matterson, Colette
Matthews, Anthony Lawrence Mauro, Justin Ronald McConnell, Emma Jane
McDonald, Jason Peter McGowan, Fingal Elizabeth McIntosh, Amanda McLachlan,
Matthew Patrick McLauchlan, Simon Charles McManus, Paul McMurray, Stacey Lee
McMurtrie, Amy Marie McWaters, Michaela Meier, Flip Franciscus Meijers, Charlotte
Meisner, Suzanne Mekong Mbarga, Cherie Kirsten
Melbourne, Jean-Michel Melinand, Ingo Menges, Raghu
Menon, Andi (Bongiwe Andisiwe) Mfazwe, Mihle Mhlakane,
Luciana Miashiro, Alena Michenkova, Ryan Lawrence
Mickleson, Charmayne Migga, Eunice Thomas Mihayo,
Hyun Ji Min, Sungki Min, Chie Minami, Ruth Tendai Mkunu,
Yi Chun Mo, Azry Rasyeqa Binti Mohd Rafflee, Faris Idzwan
Bin Che Mohd Zin, Steven Moine, Derek (Wai Kwan) Mok,
Dino Franco Marco Andre Moll Sanchez, Benjamin James
Monfries, Steffen Mong, Kylie Margaret Coral Montellier
(nee Addison), Laryssa Jo Montgomery, Yi Lian Moo, Ja Young
Moon, Lauren Morcom, Nicholas Ian Keith Morrison,
Nobuyoshi Motonaga, Carlijne Mouthaan, Linda Eva Zofia
Mrstica, Angela Mueller, Sutjiawati Muliadi, Jean Pierre ChiEn Muller, Joshua Munt, Shungu Kudzai Murove, Bridget
Murphy, Nigel Antony Murphy, Antony Mwaura, Lindsay
Rachel Myers, Jae Yeon Na, Suraj Naik, Lili Najoan, Masami
Nakazawa, Jihoon Nam, Raman Krishna Nambiar, Kate
Napper, Arnantyo Naresyworo, Ziad Nasr, Michael George Neal, Matthias Johannes
Neef, Arina Nefedova, Stewart Bruce Neish, Christopher Ness, Emma Jacqueline
Neumann, Emily Claire Newbury, Vicki Newman, Barthez (Ting Yau) Ng, Christine
Ng, Han Pin Ng, Hui Huan Ng, Ivy (Szehui) Ng, Ming Yan Ng, Pei Sze Ng, Pei-Lin
Phaelyn Magdalene Ng, See Yng Ng, Siew Siew Ng, Sze Li Ng, Xing Yuen Ng, Mumbi
Ng’ang’a, Mai-Anh Nghiem, Thi Hong Lam Nguyen, Thi Thanh Mai Nguyen, Yorick
Claude Jacques Nicholls, Yuen Nirmala, Issei Nishimuta, Melissa Nixon, Jin Hyun
Noh, Richard Nowland, Fredella Nugroho, Yuka Numata, Chia-hsin (Vickie) O,
Georgia O’Brien, Yota Ogura, Giles Basil Oh, Jae-Hoon Oh, Ji Won Oh, Jung Hyun Oh,
Suk June Oh, Youko Oka, Karen Elizabeth Okmasich, Tamaki Okoshi, Sarah Louise
Olesnicky, Rachael O’Neil, Cherng Chii Ong, Sumiarti Ong, Wei Peng Ong, Ky Lie Ooi,
Ilan Oosting, Kai Tian Or, Maria Del Carmen Ordonez Vega, Panida Ottesen, Evelyn
Nelly Ottiger, Richard Owen, Collins Oyange, Dyan Faye Pablo, Frederique Page,
Chang Kyu Paik, Lesley Ruth Palacios, Solomalala Gianna Dominique Palmaro,
Cynta Palmer, Alejandro Pardeiro, Byung Hoon Park, Eun Jin Park, Ga Ram Park,
Gream Park, Hae Mi Park, Hye Soo Park, Hyun-Ah Park, Jae Bum Park, Jae Hyun
Park, Jae Woo Park, Kyu Ri Park, Kyung Hee Park, Kyung-Yeon Park, Nam Sil Park,
Shin Jea Park, So Young Park, Sun Young Park, Sung Jin Park, Tae Min Park, Tae Sun
Park, Won Sik Park, Yeon Kyung Park, Yong-Hun Park, Young Mi Park, Young-Jun
Park, Paularin Pascha, Paavan Patel, Sanjay Patel, Natasha Pathela, Arisara
Pattaramalai, Wies Paulussen, Minuwampitiyage Thilan Anushka Peiris, Martin
Peirson-Jones, Yu Fan Peng, Joanne Leigh Perry, Jae Petre, Aram Petrosov, Binh Thanh
Pham, Stephany Phang, Clare Louise Phillips, David Picard, Jonathan Francois
Picard, Justin James Pitt, Mellissa Renee Pitt Chalmers, Adam James Plush, Lauren
Polkinghorne, Michelle Angela Pollock, Derek Polman, Emma Jane Pomery, Luisa
Valentina Ponti, Patrizia Ponti, Alfred Alexander Portenschlager, Louise Carmella
Porter, Roberto Porter Sawyer, Antonio Roberto Potenza, Briohny Powell, Kristyn
Elizabeth Powers, Rajan Prasai, Margarita Grace Prasatya, Adele Preston, Michele
Clare Prince, Sheree Vanessa Pritchard, Kyriacos Psalios, Jayaram Pudasaini, Enriko
Pramedya Purba, Douglas Mark Purcell, Vania Surya Yahya Dwi Putri, Venkata Siva
Ram Putta, Peter Pysk, Matti Jukka Pyyvaara, Zhou Qiao, Li Quan Quek, Min Yi
Melinda Quek, Victor Queval, Maria Regina Quiros, Jiwoung Ra, Remigi Robin
Rageth, Brendan Ashvin Rajendram, Asja Rajnovic, Bevan Ngamata Rakoia, Nicolas
Tahina Ramanantsoa, Romulo Ramos, Marcel Ranzinger, Sophie Christine Raptis,
Luka Ravnikar, Lena Pratibha Reece (nee Mutton), Seung Eun Rhee, Fitrinia
Riestianty, Marissa Rietberg, Bianca Hope Rinehart, Damian Risi, Matthew Robards,
Amanda Roberts, Andrew Leigh Robertson, Michael Robinson, Natalia Carmela
Rodrigues, Magdalena Maria Roslon, Piotr Wojciech Roslon, Jane Margaret Ross,
Melita Dale Ross, Mitchell Evan Ross, Francois Roux, Jacqueline Anne Rowe, Kylie
Renae Ruawai, Rudanny Rudanny, Claudio Philipp Ruegger, Dorothee Ingabire
Rugangazi, Andre James Russ, Marc Russo, Heon Jong Ruy, Lokesh Sabharwal,
Phornthep Sachdev, Sagar Kumar Sadarangani, Sandeep Saha, Bernadette Sajorda,
Takako Sakurai, Felicity Laura Salkeld, Lavin Samtani, Yenny Sanjaya, Ahmad Max
Sapi-le, Martina Magdalena Sarnecki, Elizabeth Anne Sattler, Penelope Jayne Sattler,
William Sauvage, Aleksandra Savic, Masato Sawada, Yuanita Sawitri, Linda Scaffidi,
Jones Schack, Megan Schmidt, Fabian Schmittmann, Rami Schmitz, Isabelle Laura
Schnider, Yara Manon Schroot, David William Scott, Kylie Sederstrom, Sin Yein Sek,
Amanda Selitzer, Theviya Selva Kumar, Hayden John Senior, Dong Hee Seo, Hyo-Jin
Seo, Jeong Min Seo, Min Seong Seo, Won-Kyung Seo, Mu Kun Seow, Anita Setzer,
Michael Sfera, Killol Shah, Omar Faqih Shahab, Kuo Ting Shao, Kaveri Sharma,
Sushant Sharma, Eileen Sharp, Davina Chintamie Sheard, Ryan Moodie Shearer,
Ryan Moodie Shearer, Wei Shen, Yen Chung Shih, Hiroaki Shimamune, Chie
Shimizu, Tomoe Shimizu, Seoung Hoon Shin, Yee Sae Shin, Yun-Kyung Shin, Noriko
Ana Milena Shiwa, Manoj Shrestha, Larisa Siladharma, Prin Silpakit, Shinga Mavis
Simba, Mohammad Ali Simforoosh, Eva Simmons, Ji Sug Sin, Sze Ming Sin, Karen
Wan Hioong Sin Fan Im, Cheng Ying Gwen Sing, Dashmesh Singh, Kashwinder
Singh, Kuldeep Singh, Navneet Singh, Roohbir Singh, Maya Slattery, David Small,
Johanna Sophia Smit, Courtney Smith, Wing Hong So, Yuliana Purnama Sari
Soebandono, Sidaphone Somphonexay, Jang Ho Son, Eun Jin Song, In Hyeok Song,
Jimi Song, Min-Jae Song, Patrawit Sookdee, Winneth Sotingco, Ru (Huey Ru) Sow,
Pamela Jane Spark, Elizabeth Spooner, Kanokphorn Srikureja, Peter Stanuovo,
Marcos Roberto Steinenbohmer, Tanya Stewart-Plane, Olivia Stratton, Jennifer
Margaret Sietske Strauss, Andre Strydom, Christie Lee Strydom, Ling-Jung Su,
Karuppiah Subramanian, Henny Sudjijo, Wai Tung Suen, Wai Yiu Suen, Guy Sue-Yek,
Budi Sukarno, Reza Sumali, Riki Sumandi, Shalini Sunder, Liesye Suriani Surianto,
Lukas Suriaputra, Alaksha Surti (nee Abhyuday), Vikki Susanto, Seviella Susilo,
Stheven Sutanto, Yohana Sutanto, Julia Margaret Sutherland, Melati Sutirman,
Nurhayana Sutton, Matthew Swann, Cheryl Swanston, Erfan Syah Putra, Cameron
Stewart Sykes, Max Syropoulo, Brian Pak Hang Tai, Hsiang-Ying Tai, Hoa Taing,
Masaya Takada, Iona Takahashi, Tomoe Takeyama, Naoki Takizawa, Chi Hang Tam,
Wing Man Tam, Junichi Tamakoshi, Ivonne Tamsir,
Charmine Hui Tjin Tan, Chew Hsia Tan, Chong Laik Tan,
Daniel Tan, Henry Chin Hooi Tan, Hong Yan Charlotte Tan,
Lee-Ken Tan, Li Ting Tan, Vanessa (Mei Ning) Tan, Tomoe
Tanaka, Bertie Harsa Tanaya, Chelsea (Shao Chen) Tang, Chi
Wun Tang, Kwok Yu Tang, Wai Ling Daphne Tang, Wing Yin
Tang, Nuttapong Tangdumrongkul, Jhunsien Widya
Tanhangkara, Suryawan Tanudjaja, Lisa Tarascio, Paulina
Taswin, Anton Tatarenko, Joice Tedja, Edwin Tedjamihardja,
Virginia Mira Aprillia Teja, Sylvester Thang Fedor, Siew Lie
Then, Melissa Miming Theniko, Gabriela Thies Periera,
Florian Daniel Thoelke, Edward Clark Thomas, Sam
Wildwood Kyffin Thomas, Estelle Thomson, Naomi
Thomson, Hugh Lachlan Thring, Chin Ling Ting, Yien Siaw
Tiong, Maria Tirtakusuma, Yunita Tjhang, Monica Sanjaya
Tjong, Sarah Tobler, Saho Tokimoto, Shunsuke Tokimoto,
Paul Town, Melissa Frances Tracey, Tien Tran, Truc Thanh
Tran, Inda Trimafo, Hsuan-Chi Tsai, Pai Ya Tsai, Shih Ying
Tseng, Man Kiu Mary Tsui, Pui Yee Tsui, Rastislav Tuchyna, Samuel Tucker, Dewi
Safitri Tunjung Sari, Charmaine Turner, Fintan Tuttle, Sam Anh Thu Twelftree, Valerie
Tyack, Laura Christine Tye, Megan Tyler, Chongpat Udompol, Irene Pingkan Umboh,
Julie Underwood, Saravanababu Uthayakumar, Ginger Uy, Valeria Maria Valdivieso
Betancourt, Paula Louise Vallance, Marit Elise Van Den Berg, Roderick Van Den
Biezenbos, Tanya Marie Van Der Spek, Nicolaas Paul Van Der Werff, Thavan Vasantha
Kumarian, Harsh Bhupendra Ved, Oscar Vermeij, Miran Martin Veselko, Armando
Villapando, Marvie Villaruz, Julie Vine, Donna May Viray, Lauren Amy Virgin, Mia
Visser, Dylan Christopher Viviani, Alexandra Vollebregt, Jing Yng Voo, Hai Ha Vu,
Johnny (Dinh Phuc) Vu, Christopher Joseph Wagner, Erin Nicole Wagner, Citra
Wahyuni, Craig Randall Walker, Natasha Kate Walker (nee Gardner), Amber Susan
Walsh, Enshuo Wang, Guoqing Wang, Lei Lei Wang, Shih Kai Wang, Tien Wang, Wen
Qing Wang, Xu Fang Wang, Xu Shan Wang, Yi Xuan Wang, Adam John Waters, Anna
Jane Watson, Fleur Elise Watson, Alexandra Tenille Watt, Nawee Wattanasongsuit,
Emma Louise Watts, Daniel James Weber, Cornelia Wende, Sheng-Wei Weng,
Wen-Yu Weng, Matthew Peter West, Erin Maree Wheelahan, Emily-Jane
Whitbourn, Julie White, Ajie Wibowo, Cameron Mark Widin, Alfred Adhi Widjaja,
Malahayani Wiharsantosa, Herlina Wijaya, Olivia Taruna Wijaya, Emma Jane
Williams, Maria Anne Williams, Ian James Wilson, Lisa Michelle Wilson, Kirsty
Wing, Fiona Winger, I Wayan Pradnyantha Wirasedana, Chi Chung Wong, Chi
Ping Wong, Ching Ting Wong, Chung Yee Wong, Chung Yin Wong, Felix (Siew Teck)
Wong, Hau Shun Wong, Hiu Man Ingrid Wong, Hon Fai Wong, Huberta Hiu Ning
Wong, Man Chun Wong, Shuk Fun Wong, Siu In Wong, Siu Tung Wong, Wen Wei
Luke Wong, Weng Yen Wong, Manusvee Wongruchu, Young Hoon Woo, Anthony
Wood, Chad Wood, Ben Woodroffe, Megan Ann Woollard, Bronwyn Frances
Wright, Chengge Wu, Jia Wu, Jia Jing Wu, Li Li Wu, Xian Wu, Yi-Ting Wu, Yiu Sang
Wu, Yu-Hsuan Wu, Ming Xie, Juliet Yaakoup, Mei Ting Yam, Akinori Yamamoto,
Erika Yamamoto, Yixin Yan, Chang Bong Yang, Eun Kyung Yang, Sung Jin Yang, Yi
Ping Yang, You Kyoung Yang, Yu Chieh Yang, Ilana Kirsty Yarnin, Priscila Yashiro,
Hiroyasu Yasui, Hau Yi Ada Yau, Hannah Madeline Yaworsky, Yih Jian Ye, Li Ping
Yeh, Wan Shan Yeh, Yu Chen Yeh, Jason (Chen Hsuan) Yen, Man-in Yeom, Garth
Yeoman, Mei Kei Yeung, Tsan Sum Yeung, Yuk Ka Yeung, Ta Jen Yi, Ousang Yin, Siu
Wan Yin, Louisa Jane Yockney, Sho Yonesato, Ji Hye Yoo, Yeon Kyeong Yoo, Hyung
Joon Yoon, Youngsang Yoon, Ju Hee You, Mayble Yu, Mei Ling Yu, Wisnu Yudono, Ka
Man Carman Yuen, Man Ling Yuen, Ji-Youn Yun, John Nathanael Teo Zaccheus,
Zaikos Mark Zacharia, Di Zhang, Weishi Zhang, Wendy (Wen) Zhang, Xu Yun
Zhang, Xuan Zhang, Yi Jing Zhang, Xue Zhao, Ye Zheng, Jian Yi Zhong, Mengmeng
Zhou, Lisha Zhu, Jasmine Zingg, Nigel Grant Zweck
twenty
years
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THE MAN WHO DESIGNED THE PROGRAM
Few colleges would have attempted it. But ICHM’s recent transition from
vocational education and training to higher education took place relatively
smoothly, despite some initial uncertainty brought about by such a massive
change. It suggests an experienced hand.
Principal Dr Ian Whyte was charged with the
One of his first jobs back as Principal in 2011 was to travel to
transformation—from the big program ideas to
Europe with Gerald Lipman, where the pair met with their
the smallest details.
Swiss Hotel Association counterparts to thrash out the new
Now into their second year, the Bachelor of Business (Hospitality
program and, in particular, the BIHM SHA.
Management) and Bachelor of International Hotel Management
The two degrees were subject to a rigorous process of
(Swiss Hotel Association) are making their mark in every
review, including the Bologna Process in Europe, the
quarter—on students, in industry and within academia.
SHA’s Ecole Hôtelière de Lausanne and the Australian
The two degrees, one of them a world first, are a significant
accreditation system.
milestone. The BIHM SHA (as it is affectionately known) is the
first degree anywhere to earn the imprimatur of the Swiss
Hotel Association.
‘I congratulate Dr Whyte for steering the degree
through the challenging Bologna Process which,
in turn, made it easier for us and the Australian
Dr Whyte was ICHM’s inaugural Principal, and directed the
Government to acknowledge and accept it.’
college with enthusiasm and distinction through its early years.
Dr Christoph Juen Chief Executive, Swiss Hotel Association
Recognition came early, when the college took out the state’s
Tourism’s Industry Education Award for three consecutive years
and the national award twice.
In 2000, Dr Whyte left to take up another position in tertiary
education and went on to the University of South Australia’s
Division of Business, responsible for managing the doctoral
programs in the International Graduate School of Business. In
a more recent position, he took the division through its third
iteration of the internationally significant EQUIS accreditation.
Prior to that Dr Whyte was with ICE WaRM, working with five
Australian universities to develop water resources programs
In developing the qualifications, Dr Whyte drew on the
expertise of international hoteliers, including ICHM’s
Graduates in Industry International Advisory Committee.
‘The contribution of our staff, graduates and industry partners
resulted in new programs that challenge the traditional and
prepare for the future. My experience away from ICHM involved
in other international tertiary business programs also provided a
basis for new thought and approaches’, Dr Whyte said.
The SHA will subject the degrees to a comprehensive audit
process in 2014 as part of quality control built into the program.
and research in China, the Middle East, India, South-East Asia
‘Every leader brings to their organisation
and Europe.
different characteristics that add to its culture.
In the 1980s Dr Whyte experienced life as a restaurateur in a
Undoubtedly Dr Whyte is the driving force behind
number of high-profile establishments, including his own. He
ICHM’s academic rigour in its broadest sense, taking
went on to take up various management roles within Regency
our students beyond the classroom and into
Hotel School before making the move across to ICHM.
the real world.’
Throughout his absence, he maintained a keen interest in
Gerald Lipman Chief Executive, ICHM
ICHM, reconnecting more formally in 2008 as a member of the
Academic Board and advisor to the Chief Executive.
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In good hands
We pay tribute here to ICHM staff who have inspired so many young people to be their best over the
years. We’ve posted the lecturers everyone will recognise; they’ve been with us from the BEGINNING.
also posted are Toni Schammer and Irene Ninnes for their important role in our students’ welfare.
lecturers THE BEGINNING–PRESENT
Current staff
Aida Ashworth
Keryl Swan
Alex Sammut
Kumar Deut
Andrew Summers
Mary Walker
Belle Clarke
Neil Brown
Chris Brearley
Nick Humphreys
Clive Palfrey
Nigel Jamieson
Deb Buttignol
Rae Hawkes
Deb Hocking
Roger Stevens
Declan Kenny
Rosanna Ku
Donald Peter
Seamus O’Reilly
Ian Heath
Senem Ertaylan
Ian Redman
Simon Ruston
Jacqui Skinner
Sophie Kinloch
Jo Sampson
Steve Roberts
John Hardy
Tamara Gilgin
John Hatzinikolakis
Tessa Rochfort
Kathryn Barber
Vipul Pare
Kay Baumann
Wendy Moylan
Kerry Coleman
Derek Milligan
Business Communications
Kerstin Oelckers
Rooms
Richard Hunter
Food & Beverage
Mike Brearley
Vice Principal
Kevin McMahon
The Guest Experience
student welfare
Toni Schammer
Student welfare
Irene Ninnes
Manager, Regency
International House
former staff
Andrew Foster-Johnson
Daljit Rao
James Kirk
Linda Slaghekke
Rachel Koek
Tania Rose
Angel Alexander
Dan Edmonds
Jane Paull
Lyndsey Jones
Randall Whyte
Terry Beltrame
Angela Micarone
Darren Camilleri
Janet Williams
Madeleine Frost
Richard Gawel
Thomas Milligan
Anne Marie Pyne
David Francis
Jean Gordon-Edwards
Mark Schild
Ricky Kilpatrick
Tony Smith
Bec North
Del Hunter
Jean Riede
Martin Walsh
Robbie Porter
Tony Spawnton
Belinda Brumby
Donato Deieso
Jenny Hondow
Megan Carroll
Robert Johnson
Tracey Stavreas
Belinda Larke
Fernando Delgado
Jim Redmond
Michelle Govier
Robyn Watkins
Trent Caust
Bill Spragg
Francesca Pascal
Jo Cenic
Monica Mayorga
Ryan Giles
Trevor Maskell
Bob Thomas
Frazer Murray
Jon Richards
Neil Matheson
Sally Clapp
Urs Inuen
Brett Morecroft
Gail O’Loughlin
Joyce Li
Patrick Lambert
Sally Gauvin
Vicki Walker
Brian Mooney
Gemma McGowan
Judy Winter
Paul Beech
Scott Dwyer
Viesia Espirito Santo
Caroline Dowling
George Brown
June Murray
Paul LeLacheur
Scott Plane
Yllana Prosser
Cath Thring
Hank Duyverman
Kelly Reeks
Paula Petrunic
Segnes Schonken
Yumi Nagaya
Cecylia Chodukiewicz
Hayley Torres
Kylie Addison
Penny Snyders
Shelby Bassett
Cheryl Cranwell
Irene Chumak
Lee Lawrie
Peter Popp
Shu Yi Tan
Christina Hercegovac
Irusia Armattoe
Linda Dunbar
Petra Junge
Susan Walla
Daisy Bachmann
James Erskine
Linda Lowe
Pina Conterno
Tamara Carter
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THE RIPPLE EFFECT
Clearly ICHM is contributing more to the city, state and country than quality
education for young people. Since 1992, our students and their parents have
paid more than $125 million in tuition and accommodation and spent an
estimated $250 million on accommodation, entertainment and travel. And then
there are our graduates. With strong ties to Australia and Adelaide in particular,
they readily promote our country, our state and our produce. For example,
a significant amount of Australian wine is being sold through graduates
overseas—as sommeliers, in wine sales and as food and beverage managers.
We call this the ripple effect. The Rozo family’s story (below) is another
example of ICHM’s powerful impact on the South Australian community.
a family matter
From South America to the United States and the Middle
East, the road to ICHM has taken the family on a truly
international journey.
When Maria Rozo was introduced to ICHM in 2010 she was at
the American International School in Muscat Oman. She was
excited by its potential.
This led to continued email contact and a family holiday to
Australia the following year. The rest of the family developed
and instant liking for the city, but father Ricardo was
uncertain about job prospects.
Maria (2nd right) and family
Maria says that ICHM is exceeding all of her expectations, and
Ricardo was a senior employee with an international oil and
is a perfect match with her personality and what she wants to
gas company and postings had taken his family around South
do with her life.
America and to California and Oman. He didn’t think his
experience would translate to Adelaide, until a fellow worker
in Oman sent him a job advertisement for Australia’s oil and
gas company, Santos.
The message said: ‘look at this posting; exactly your profile in
the city that you love!’
Her first placement after six months of on-campus study was
at Southern Ocean Lodge, the multi-award winning luxury
property on Kangaroo Island, off the coast of South Australia.
With her sister Luisa at University Senior College, her mother
involved in community activities and working on her English
and her boyfriend now studying a Bachelor of Science at
Ricardo had an interview in November 2011 and heard
the University of Adelaide, Maria says ICHM and Adelaide is
back less than 24 hours later that he had won the job. The
working out really well for the whole family.
family was on the plane to Adelaide just one day after Maria
graduated from high school.
‘It’s been one of our best decisions’, says Ricardo.
‘Adelaide’s a small city; it’s peaceful and you have all the
things you need’, says Ricardo.
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partners have their say
Based on our SHA heritage, ICHM maintains strong links with industry and
academia that are vital for maintaining our high standards and relevance.
Here, a few of the players have their say. Industry
Academia
In the early 1990s I had been appointed
I joined ICHM’s Academic Board in 1995
head of Human Resources for the
(and made President in 1997) when I was
expanding Peninsula Group, based in
Pro Vice-Chancellor and Vice President of
Hong Kong. These were early days for
the University of South Australia, Division
ICHM, and out of the blue Rex Lipman made contact. When we
of Business and Enterprise. The Division was responsible
subsequently met, Rex asked two astonishing questions: ‘What
for the development and implementation of the academic
are the Peninsula Group’s needs?’ ‘And how can we help you?’
partnership between the two institutions, which continues to
This was a first for me: a hotel school that saw a hotel company
the present day.
as its customer! Rex got my attention, and the meeting led to a
The Board was established by the College Council to take
fruitful collaboration.
overall responsibility for the academic affairs of the college.
Over the years the Peninsula Group took on ICHM students
Thus, it has primary responsibility for the maintenance of high
for industry placement and I have visited the college on
standards in teaching and scholarship, as well as contributing
numerous occasions—for graduations, ceremonies and to
to academic planning.
meet with students.
In reflecting on my time with ICHM, the college has continually
It is easy to recommend ICHM, as I have done to countless
developed its programs in response to changes in the
friends and colleagues when their children were looking at
marketplace and varying regulatory requirements.
hotel school options.
I am proud to say that the Board played a central role in the
Both Ian Whyte and Gerald Lipman connect with me several
academic planning, preparation of documentation and the
times a year, and I know they do the same with other industry
securing of regulatory approval for the recently accredited
colleagues. This alignment with the industry is ICHM’s
dual degree program—the core of the future success of ICHM.
strength. It has resulted in cutting-edge and appropriate
Regulation of higher education providers in Australia has
curriculum and a reputation for students who are known
for making a difference, and therefore highly prized by
preferred employers.
become considerably more complex in recent years, and
ICHM has had to meet strict requirements in the standards
and quality of its programs. This includes the management
The hospitality industry is changing faster than many
of programs offered through international partners and the
companies can adapt. China and South East Asia have boomed
industry placement component of programs.
in the last two decades and Australia’s hotel sector has entered
The experience and knowledge of members of the Board,
a period of rapid growth. Add to this the incredible growth of
outbound Chinese tourism and we have the ingredients for
another 20 years of growth for ICHM. In a world inundated with
gloomy economic woes, ICHM and the hotel industry offer and
will enjoy a glittering and sustainable future.
Through our visits to ICHM my wife and I have developed a love
together with the work of the Chief Executive Gerald Lipman
and Principal Dr Ian Whyte, have been major contributors to
the successful operation of the Board as an interesting and
productive body. Of course, being able to secure the services of
very good people in a range of areas has also been fundamental
to success and, in turn, the continued success of ICHM.
affair with Adelaide and South Australia, which we regard as
Australia’s best-kept secret.
Kevin O’Brien
Emeritus Professor and Pro Vice-Chancellor,
Mark Keith, Managing Director
HVS Executive Search, Hong Kong
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industry partners
The Swiss
The Swiss Hotel Association (SHA) was
formed in1882 to manage the interests of
the Swiss hotel industry. It opened its first
hotel management training school, Ecole
Hôtelière de Lausanne (EHL) in 1893, laying the foundation for
an international success story that continues today.
A second pioneering event, a century later, was the signing
of the agreement with the International College of Hotel
Management (ICHM) and the South Australian Government.
Since ICHM’s first intake in 1993, more than 2000 students have
been awarded the coveted SHA Diploma, a qualification that
symbolises the quality with which the Swiss training system
has always been associated.
This pioneering spirit and consistent quality of the Swiss
formed the guidelines for ICHM’s founding fathers, in particular,
Dr Rex Lipman.
The education and training landscape in Europe shifted
significantly from 2000 in the wake of the Bologna Process
and reforms to higher education. As a result, EHL evolved into
a university of applied sciences—the only one of its type in
Switzerland; and the Thun Hotel School, which opened in 1987,
implemented a new three-year general syllabus.
In Australia, with Gerald Lipman at the helm, ICHM introduced
the changes to fit this new landscape and retain the ‘Swissness’
of the original training model.
The new ICHM program is decidedly futures-oriented
and international in outlook, with the way now open for
appropriately qualified students to take up the fourth ICHM year
in Adelaide, culminating in a SHA Bachelor degree. Additionally,
language permitting, third and fourth year ICHM students can
now do their industry placement in a Swiss hotel.
That 20 years after signing the agreement it is possible to
award successful graduates the first SHA Bachelor Degree is a
particularly historic event. The SHA looks forward to continuing
its productive partnership with ICHM over the next 20 years.
Dr Christoph Juen
Chief Executive, Swiss Hotel Association
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OUR CHANNE
We close where we began, with our
Swiss connection.
ICHM is the only Swiss Hotel Association school in the
Southern Hemisphere, connecting our students with a rich
European heritage in the service and hospitality industry.
The Channe—awarded to our top academic students each
year—is a symbol of this special relationship.
The Channe dates back to at least the 15th century when
it was widely used as a wine pitcher. It was seen as an
up-market way (in preference to a wineskin) of carrying wine
to the table from wooden storage barrels. It is also a Swiss
tradition to use the Channe as a gift or award at a time
of celebration.
Known in French-speaking Switzerland as Pichet à Vin or
Channe and in German as Kanne or Zin (pewter) Kanne,
the Channe comes in various shapes that signify their region
of origin. ICHM’s Channe, with its distinctive ram’s head lid,
is typical of the Valais region.
Today the Channe holds a special place in the history of
ICHM and in the hearts of our students, especially those
awarded it each year.
We proudly continue the Swiss tradition.
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Disclaimer
While every effort has been made to ensure the
accuracy of the information contained in this
publication, ICHM cannot be held responsible
for any errors or omissions. February 2013 ©
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