QCF 2018 Philanthropist of the Year Awards

Celebrating Philanthropy in Queensland 2 2018 Philanthropist of the Year Awards Queensland Community Foundation 3

From QCF Chair

Philanthropy Week provides the perfect Please join me in doing it all again in 2019 opportunity for QCF to showcase for the QCF Philanthropy Awards have Our vision is to inspire philanthropy within our community and help philanthropy in Queensland in all its rich critical on-going importance. They are and diverse forms as we honour individuals not merely a celebration of extraordinary build capacity for those working toward social equity by investing and organisations who have made achievement and generosity. They also donations, making distributions and grants, and supporting charities outstanding contributions in this sphere. provide narratives, insights, lessons, examples and challenges from which to remain resilient and sustainable. I am delighted to introduce the QCF QCF can mould its vital role as a Philanthropist of the Year Awards for 2018. custodian of social wealth for current This year’s nominees include many of our and future generations of Queenslanders. great State’s business and community leaders, innovative entrepreneurs, Congratulations to all nominees and and tireless advocates representing and winners in the 2018 QCF Philanthropist supporting hundreds of charitable causes. of the Year Awards. This special and joyous Queensland event includes presentations in the categories of Corporate, Small-Medium Enterprise (SME), Community, Emerging, and Higher Education. I warmly congratulate About each of our outstanding nominees. Queensland Community Foundation (QCF) I also thank the judges who courageously took on this difficult decision-making task. QCF is a Charitable Trust, established in QCF is sponsored by the Public Each of this year’s nominees and winners 1997 by the Honourable Mike Ahern AO. Trustee and QIC. is inspirational. They show us how to The fund has grown substantially, Every dollar donated goes to create positive social change for the and now returns in excess of $2 million the Fund, with administration costs benefit of current and future generations. a year to charities around the state. met by sponsors. They demonstrate how creative generosity There is a General Fund and several can help ensure our diverse and Donations to QCF are enduring. named sub-funds. The sub-funds decentralised State remains a cohesive They continue giving back, year can be set up to honour an individual and compassionate society in fast after year. or family, who can then nominate changing times. recipients of income each year. Or they QCF PATRON IS THE HONOURABLE On behalf of QCF, I thank all involved in can be set up by charities to provide MIKE AHERN AO these Awards: our sponsors, the Public them with a sustainable income stream. Trustee and QIC; our event partners; our judges for their diligence and wisdom; our hard-working, dedicated staff; and The Honourable Margaret McMurdo AC those who made time in their busy lives Chair, Board of Governors to submit such excellent nominations. Queensland Community Foundation 4 2018 Philanthropist of the Year Awards Queensland Community Foundation 5

Queensland Community Foundation Queensland Community Regional Committees About the Awards Foundation Board of Governors GOLD COAST Richard Attwood (Chair) The Honourable Margaret McMurdo Queensland Community Foundation promotes the QCF Philanthropist of the Year Awards Col Myers AC (Chair) to recognise the best of philanthropy in Queensland. Patrick Ponting John Aitken Nash Te’Ua Categories for nominations include Community, Emerging, Corporate SME and Helen Besly Angela Harry Higher Education Philanthropist of the Year. Professor Peter Coaldrake AO Ross Sorbello The criteria for each award focuses on philanthropy that is outstanding in its Bernard Curran generosity, is effective and impactful and exemplifies qualities such as commitment, NORTH QUEENSLAND Dr John de Groot inspiration, and leadership. LTGEN (retd) John Caligari AO, DSC (Chair) The Honourable Leneen Forde AC Creative approaches are encouraged. Steve Price Damien Frawley Bill Coyer Melissa Impiazzi Patricia O’Callaghan Lewis Ramsay THE NOMINEES WILL: Dr Margaret Steinberg AM Lucia Taylor • live or operate in Queensland, Phil Askin • have a track record of charitable giving to non-profit organisations servicing Queensland, SUNSHINE COAST • make a positive impact on the lives of Queenslanders through their giving, and Simon Gamble (Chair) Garry Cant • encourage or motivate others to become philanthropic. Geoff Crockett Caroline Osborne Lesley Muir Marian Hall

TOOWOOMBA Joy Mingay (Chair) Kathleen Hart Jackie Foord Jim Cavaye Sarah Delahunty Bryan Gray Cr Geoff McDonald Adrian Hallewell 6 2018 Philanthropist of the Year Awards Queensland Community Foundation 7

QCF 2018 Philanthropist of Corporate Award Aurizon Alicia Foster, Aurizon the year Award Ausenco Simone Garske, QUT BMD Colin Mitchell, BMD Nominees Hutchinson Builders Kayleen Johnston, Bravehearts Foundation NOMINEE NOMINATED BY Lindsay Australia Limited Nicci Skerl, Foodbank Queensland Ltd Community Award Merlo Coffee Roasters Mick Dwane, The Prince Charles Hospital Foundation Carla Haddan Emma Bryant, Mummy's Wish QCoal Group Nicole Ireland, QCoal Foundation Charles Clifford Ashdown Amy Cobb, OzHarvest Technology One Earle Johnston, The Salvation Army Australia Claude Harvey Kayleen Johnston, Bravehearts Foundation Vita Group (Vita Foundation) Julie Englefield, Brisbane Arts Theatre Douglas Cory Derek Brown, The Salvation Army

Dr Felice Zaccari AO Sofi Douglas, AEIOU Foundation and Mental Illness Fellowship Queensland SME Award

Geoff Rodgers OAM Helen Besly, Rowland Hand Heart Pocket Natalie Davidson, Women’s Legal Service the Charity of Freemasons Queensland Manuela Whitford Joanne Rahn, Zanthii Communications Sentinel Property Group Derek Brown, The Salvation Army Michael Harrison Darryl Steff, Down Syndrome Queensland Thynne + Macartney Lawyers Sharon Wood, Gallipoli Medical Research Foundation RADFLY Christine Lohman

Dr Neil Carrington Kay McGrath OAM, Seven Network Higher Education Award Nicole Petherick Nicola Helem-Parry, Cancer Council Queensland

Phillip Di Bella Bronwyn Sheehan, The Pyjama Foundation Adam Scott Foundation Melissa Misztal, CQUniversity Australia

Rotary Club of Currumbin-Coolangatta-Tweed Inc Dianna Traversi Des & Sharon Whybird Sofi Douglas, AEIOU Foundation

Samuel Glancy Tanya Glancy Dr Soheil Abedian Gillian French, Griffith University

Stephen Baxter Peta Ellis, River City Labs

Tim Fairfax AC Gary Thorpe OAM, 4MBS Classic FM Emerging Award

The Clem Jones Foundation Andrew Buchan, HLB Mann Judd (SE QLD) Pty Ltd Courtney Talbot Vicki McDonald, State Library of Queensland

Future Collective Dominique Jones, QAGOMA Foundation

QUT Big Lift Simone Garske, QUT

Tara Alcorn Dr Lyn Bishop, Sheldon College 8 2018 Philanthropist of the Year Awards Queensland Community Foundation 9

QCF 2018 Tim Fairfax AC PhilanthropistCommunity of the year

This award recognises an outstanding The establishment of the Tim Fairfax individual, family or family foundation Family Foundation (TFFF) has impacted with a proven record of exceptional communities across Queensland and financial generosity and leadership the Northern Territory, distributing over to one or more Queensland-based $31 million in the areas of arts, non-profit organisations. The successful community and education. nominee will demonstrate leadership TFFF builds the capacity of rural, through their actions, have an established regional and remote communities to record of outstanding philanthropic improve their vibrancy, connectedness, support to a diversity of organisations, resilience, and sustainability. have demonstrated extraordinary civic and charitable responsibility and also Initiatives have included The Puuya He is Chancellor of QUT, and established inspire others. Foundation in the Lockhart River the Tim Fairfax Learning Potential Fund Aboriginal community, drought affected Scholarships, providing more than communities via the Foundation for Rural 185 scholarships for students from JUDGING PANEL and Regional Renewal, and creative skills rural, remote and regional areas. development by Human Ventures for young John Aitken He has been involved with the Board people in Cherbourg, Woorabinda and QCF Board of Governors and Foundation of Queensland Art Gallery Hope Vale. There’s also been funding for This Award is sponsored by Managing Director, Inspiring Cities Gallery of Modern Art (QAGoMA) the Public Trustee. the Central Highlands Science Centre. since 1996, becoming president of Amanda MacDougall Arts organisations supported, the Foundation in 2008. Since then, Executive Director, particularly with a regional focus, the Foundation has raised more than Client Experience and Delivery include Bangarra Dance Theatre, Camerata, $56 million, acquired over 3,500 works, The Public Trustee Circa, Crossroads Arts, Dancenorth, and supported the Kids on Tour Associate Professor Wendy Scaife Flying Arts Alliance, Jute Theatre Company, programs to regional communities. Director, The Australian Centre for Opera Queensland, Queensland Ballet, Tim Fairfax’s commitment to philanthropy Philanthropy and Non-Profit Studies Queensland Music Festival and the is exemplary. His enthusiasm, leadership, The Public Trustee has been proudly QUT Business School Queensland Theatre Company. knowledge and hands on approach has serving Queenslanders for over had a significant impact on beneficiaries. 100 years. With 16 regional offices Tim Fairfax has also been a supporter across the State, the Public Trustee and served on the governing bodies of provides financial administration the RNA, the National Gallery of Australia, Tim Fairfax has nominated services, funds management, and is the Foundation for Rural and Regional The Foundation for Rural and the largest maker of wills in the southern Renewal, the National Portrait Gallery, Regional Renewal for the $2,000 hemisphere. The Public Trustee is the Salvation Army and the University of donation sponsored by The Public Trustee. Trustee of QCF and its sub-funds. Sunshine Coast Foundation. 10 2018 Philanthropist of the Year Awards Queensland Community Foundation 11

QCF 2018 QCoal Group PhilanthropistCorporate of the Year

This award recognises a corporation QCoal Group has demonstrated broad or business with more than 200 support for a range of charities across employees that has created a culture Queensland for the past 12 years. of philanthropy within their organisation The biggest recent focus has been the and has demonstrated an outstanding QCoal Community Dental Service, now commitment to philanthropy through its the Royal Flying Doctor Dental Service. financial support of one or more non-profit QCoal is a Principal Partner of the organisations. It will also demonstrate Beneficiaries have included the Wellbeing Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS) and leadership, encourage volunteer and Health Expo, for students in Founding Donor of the QCoal Foundation. participation, have an established record Collinsville, a yearly scholarship for a of philanthropic support, be a business The Dental Service was developed to rural student to study at JCU, the REX with a holistic approach to philanthropy, prove the effectiveness of mobile health program, which provides placement and have produced a measurable delivery for rural and remote communities opportunities in Collinsville and Dysart charitable impact. and its innovative design featured for university students and Collinsville two dental surgeries and a mobile Connect, providing ICT services and a orthopantomogram (OPG) in a purpose kids coding program. JUDGING PANEL built trailer. There has also been support for Hear Melissa Impiazzi Over four years, $4 million of treatment and Say North Queensland’s Telepractice, QCF Board of Governors was provided for 8,000 patients over and the Financial Basics Partnership. QIC GRE 54,000 kilometres travelled. The service The QCoal Foundation has adopted provided a comprehensive needs-based Nick Behrens a social venture approach, based on model for mobile dental services in Director, Queensland Economic recognising community need, rural Queensland. Advocacy Solutions identifying innovative solutions, As well as providing frontline clinical and then measuring their effectiveness Fiona Deadman care, the program also collected data Seven Network QCoal Group fosters a culture of giving which proved the need for services of this within the workplace, engaging employees, Andrew Baker kind. In June 2017 the Commonwealth suppliers and the broader community General Manager, Government took over the funding and in its approach. Donations to the QCoal Community and Social Investments has committed to continue until 2022. Foundation from staff and external parties & QLD State Manager In addition, the QCoal Foundation, are regularly matched by the QCoal Group. Perpetual Private established in 2011, provides up to Chris Wallin, QCoal Managing Director, $1 million a year to initiatives to foster is a quiet but substantial achiever. resilience in regional and remote He has overseen massive growth in communities, in key areas of health, the philanthropic reach of the QCoal education, financial literacy, regional work Group and the QCoal Foundation. experience and scholarships. 12 2018 Philanthropist of the Year Awards Queensland Community Foundation 13

Tim Fairfax AC QCF 2018 Higher Education Dr Soheil Abedian Philanthropist of the Year

The QCF Higher Education Dr Abedian believes education creates Philanthropist of the Year Award opportunity. His philanthropic endeavours recognises an outstanding individual, cover higher education, medical research family or family foundation with a proven and community services. His support for record of exceptional financial generosity tertiary education on the Gold Coast has and volunteer leadership to one or more totaled $6.4 million since 2002. Queensland-based tertiary education Soheil Abedian’s contribution covers institutions. The successful nominee infrastructure, scholarships, and student will have demonstrated outstanding support, including $5 million for the civic and charitable responsibility, Abedian School of Architecture at Bond inspired others to philanthropic action, University. In addition Abedian Foundation and made a significant impact in scholarships have supported students at the Queensland community through Bond since 2009 and continue to do so. leadership in education philanthropy, This Award is sponsored by QUT. time, advocacy, financial donations At Griffith University, Dr Abedian and Both the Sunland and Abedian and fundraising. his wife Anne created the Abedian Foundations, and Soheil and Anne’s Foundation Griffith Futures Scholarships personal support, have been felt in many Program, which supports 60 individual other areas. These include the Gold Coast JUDGING PANEL student scholarships a year, including for Community Fund, Oz Harvest, Salvation Indigenous students. The commitment is for Army, the Peter Lacey Sports Foundation, John Aitken six years, from 2017 at a cost of $900,000. Variety Queensland, Wesley Mission, QCF Board of Governors Cure Cancer Australia, Muscular Dystrophy, QUT is a university with a global outlook Managing Director, Inspiring Cities In addition, moved by the personal Youth Enterprise Trust, Arcadia, and a real-world focus and is at the circumstances of two scholarship winners, Amanda MacDougall Yhes House and Lifesaving Australia. forefront of innovation and progress. he agreed to cover medical costs for one, Executive Director, As one of the nation’s fastest growing and housing costs for another. Dr Abedian An architect by training, Soheil Abedian Client Experience and Delivery research universities, QUT equips students is known to take a personal interest in understands the importance of solid The Public Trustee and graduates with the skills they need. how students are progressing as well as foundations in life. He says that by Known for taking its social responsibility Associate Professor Wendy Scaife providing mentoring support. investing in our children, we are investing seriously, QUT also invests heavily in Director, The Australian Centre for in the future. And that through education, The Sunland Foundation has also collaborative learning and interdisciplinary Philanthropy and Non-Profit Studies we can unite the world. supported the Leukaemia Foundation research environments. QUT Business School since 2002, contributing significantly to the flagship Clem Jones-Sunland Leukaemia Foundation Village, which was opened Dr Soheil Abedian nominated in 2007. This provides much needed Leukaemia Foundation for the accommodation for leukaemia sufferers $2,000 donation sponsored by QUT. and their families during treatment. 14 2018 Philanthropist of the Year Awards Queensland Community Foundation 15

Tim Fairfax AC QCF 2018 Courtney Talbot PhilanthropistEmerging of the Year

The QCF Emerging Philanthropist of Courtney Talbot is a remarkable young the Year Award honours an innovative, woman whose passion for philanthropy emerging philanthropist, team of students covers the arts, community services or giving circle, whose significant early and sport. Not only is she generous achievements embody the qualities that with her time and money, she is also define philanthropic excellence, including creative, energetic and inspirational. outstanding generosity and creativity. Courtney began her career as a nurse, This Award is not about the biggest specialising in oncology and palliative care. cheque, or the largest public profile. Through nursing, she developed a deep The Award will recognise an individual, love of working closely with people who or a group of young people aged 17 – 35 need more specialised assistance. In 2016, she helped MS Queensland’s years. The successful nominee will have Courtney Talbot joined the Queensland Project Dignity 120, which raised more demonstrated creativity in philanthropic than $1 million over two years to build This Award is sponsored by QIC. Library Foundation in 2014 to carry on efforts through leadership, voluntary the legacy of her late father Ken Talbot. 120 care and support facilities for young commitment of time, advocacy, financial She introduced an innovative crowd MS sufferers. donations and fundraising. They will be an funding event which resulted in new donors She has raised funds to commission inspirational role model, whose charitable gifting more than $20,000 in the past new work from artists with the Brisbane impact is measurable. 18 months. She also established the Festival, used her position to address QIC is a global diversified alternative Next Generation sub-committee to engage 800 dinner guests on behalf of the State investment firm offering infrastructure, young people in giving. For the past two Library of Queensland, and volunteered real estate, private capital, liquid strategies JUDGING PANEL years, she’s been using the wealth of weekly at Mission Australia’s Café One in and multi-asset investments. It is one knowledge and experience surrounding Fortitude Valley, serving lunch and working of the largest institutional investment Melissa Impiazzi her to develop the committee’s members, in the kitchen. This role contributed to managers in Australia, with $85 billion in QCF Board of Governors directions and goals. She successfully shaping her knowledge of social impact funds under management. QIC GRE launched the Foundation’s FLAME Network and the need for sustainable giving plans Nick Behrens in 2015, which provides opportunities for to produce long-term solutions. Director, Queensland Economic Advocacy young professionals to become involved Solutions in philanthropy, and recently joined the As a leader, Courtney champions Brisbane Festival’s Giving Committee. philanthropy to deliver long-term benefits. Fiona Deadman She is a worthy recipient of this award. Seven Network A significant SLQ (State Library of Queensland) financial supporter, Andrew Baker Courtney Talbot nominated Courtney Talbot is also on fundraising General Manager, MS Queensland as her charity of committees for MS Queensland and Community and Social Investments choice to receive a $2,000 donation the Brisbane Festival, and she regularly & QLD State Manager sponsored by QIC. Perpetual Private donates to local charities. 16 2018 Philanthropist of the Year Awards Queensland Community Foundation 17

Tim Fairfax AC QCF 2018 Thynne + Macartney PhilanthropistSME of the Year

The QCF SME Philanthropist of the Thynne + Macartney has been contributing Year Award recognises a small business to the community since the firm’s with less than 200 employees whose establishment in 1893. Although they are grassroots level of charitable support involved with a broad range of community has impacted the local community. activity, their main contribution is in the The successful nominee will have an area of veteran’s support, through the established record of philanthropic Gallipoli Medical Research Foundation support in regional Queensland, (GMRF). There is a historical link; one of the a business with a holistic approach to founders, Andrew Thynne, was involved in in all philanthropic activities. A number philanthropy. Their actions will have the recruiting of soldiers during World War of the team advise GMRF when required, had a measurable charitable impact. I and also the early organisation of Anzac participate in community-based events Day commemorations. such as GMRF’s Red Run, and attend As Discovery Partner of the GMRF functions where they speak with others in JUDGING PANEL Thynne + Macartney is continuing the the GMRF community, such as the GMRF Melissa Impiazzi firm’s historical support of veterans. Research Awards Night. QCF Board of Governors In 2016, Thynne + Macartney committed The firm was a founding sponsor of the QIC GRE to donating $100,000 over four years. Bridge to Brisbane fun run, supporting the This contribution is currently funding Nick Behrens event for over 10 years and contributing innovative medical research into the Director, Queensland Economic significantly to the development of what development of treatments for serious Advocacy Solutions is now one of Queensland’s largest and illnesses such as liver cancer, which is most recognisable community fun runs. Fiona Deadman currently the fastest increasing cause of This has raised thousands of dollars for Seven Network cancer mortality in Australia. charities in Brisbane. Andrew Baker Thynne + Macartney also sponsors a Thynne + Macartney also supports Ride General Manager, GMRF Innovation Grant which funds West, a boutique charity bike ride from Community and Social Investments research projects to enhance clinical Brisbane to Longreach to support regional & QLD State Manager outcomes at Greenslopes Private Hospital. communities. This event helps raise Perpetual Private In addition to their financial contribution, money and creates more awareness about Thynne + Macartney offers non-restricted men’s mental health issues, specifically in pro bono support and advice to GMRF regional Australia. on legal matters. Thynne + Macartney has fostered a Thynne + Macartney embeds their culture of community-mindedness in its philanthropic work within the organisation, workplace, and is a worthy recipient of and encourages staff to become involved this award. 18 2018 Philanthropist of the Year Awards Queensland Community Foundation 19

Past QCF Philanthropist of AWARD RECIPIENT NOMINATOR AWARD CATEGORY YEAR The John Villiers Heart Foundation Queensland Community 2014 Trust the Year Award Recipients Jacobs SKM Community Plus Corporate 2014 Thomas Davies Queensland University of Technology Young 2014

Benjamin Lake Churchie Junior 2014 AWARD RECIPIENT NOMINATOR AWARD CATEGORY YEAR

Marisa Vecchio The Honourable Dame Quentin Bryce AD, CVO Community 2017 Ann Bichel The Foundation for Rural and Regional Renewal Community 2013

Queensland Rail Cancer Council Queensland Corporate 2017 Padua College Padua College Corporate Community 2013

Bernard Curran Queensland University of Technology Emerging 2017 Abacus ALS Asthma Foundation Corporate 2013

Roy and Nola University of the Sunshine Coast Higher Education 2017 Vale Adem Crosby The Leukaemia Foundation Young 2013 Thompson Tegan Lather Australia Zoo Wildlife Warriors Junior 2013 Hallmark Property Vanguard Laundry Services SME 2017

Allan English Social Ventures Australia Community 2012 Vale Bill Siganto AM Queensland University of Technology Community 2016 BHP Billiton Heart Foundation Queensland Corporate Business 2012 Brisbane Markets Diabetes Queensland Corporate 2016 Cannington Limited Anglican Church Anglican Church Grammar School Corporate Community 2012 Grammar School Kate Donnelly Queensland University of Technology Young 2016 Campbell Schmidt Churchie Young 2012 Sophie Gerry Mermaid Beach AEME Surf Life Saving Club Junior 2016 Ben Freeman Jane Freeman Junior 2012

Susan Rallings Women's Network Australia Community 2015 Laurie Cowled Queensland University of Technology Community 2011 Brisbane Airport Brisbane Airport Corporation Corporate 2015 Corporation RBS Morgan's Arthritis Queensland Corporate 2011 Foundation Rachael Taylor St Vincent de Paul Society Queensland Young 2015 Jacinta Roche Sunshine Coast Grammar School Junior 2011 Maria Cobain St Margaret’s Anglican Girls School Junior 2015 Michael Young Cancer Council Queensland Young 2011 20 2018 Philanthropist of the Year Awards Queensland Community Foundation 21 Judges’ Choice QCF Photo Challenge Philanthropy in Focus

Bearing witness enables greater JUDGING PANEL understanding and helps us value John Aitken the experience of others. QCF Board of Governors The Philanthropy in Focus Photo Managing Director, Inspiring Cities Challenge highlights these experiences. Nick Pritchard The impact of the photographs and the Founder, Nick Did This stories they tell enhance awareness of issues affecting Queenslanders. Margot Powell Using the power of photography to Philanthropy Manager, QUT reflect philanthropy, Queenslanders Bruce Long were challenged to capture a moment Picture Editor, The Courier Mail of kindness, generosity, compassion, thoughtfulness, benevolence or giving. Suzie Lightfoot Personal Brand Expert

a word from Title of Work: Compassion Submitted By: Jamie Robertson Jamie Robertson nominated Nick Name of Subject: (left to right), SevGen as his charity of choice Aliyya Latham, Terri Waller, Amma Reed to receive a $2,000 donation Pritchard sponsored by Northern Trust. This image speaks of hope, support, SevGen is short for Seven Even though the subject matter love and loss during an emotional moment Generations and is an Indigenous varied greatly, every one of our shared by three indigenous women who Northern Trust is a global leader delivering ecological thinking that considers finalists managed to capture a work at Deadly Espresso Cafe, a social innovative investment management, how our deliberations and moment of pure human emotion, enterprise initiative run by SevGen. which only made our job of asset and fund administration and actions of today will affect seven judging all the more difficult. banking solutions. It is dedicated not It was captured after the woman on the generations into the future, only to meeting the needs of clients and right spoke passionately about her love requiring us to be more conscious From dramatic black and white shareholders, but has built a culture of for her Aboriginal culture and heritage. about our actions while drawing on reportage-style images to giving back since 1889. In the last decade, What followed was a spontaneous outpouring the wisdoms of seven generations colourful contrasts showcasing Northern Trust has contributed more than of emotion, captured by Jamie Robertson. of ancestors. moments of pure joy, each entry $120 million in support of non-profit and The compassion, depth of feeling and delivered a story of authenticity, non-governmental organisations worldwide. shared humanity make this an courage and determination to do outstanding photograph. good for our communities. 22 2018 Philanthropist of the Year Awards

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