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Results 2006 Games Results Melbourne Victoria 2014 Games Results Corporate Awards 22nd Australian Corporate Games 2014 Sport for Life Grand Award ANZ Medallist Award ANZ Sport Championship Awards AFL 9s Ernst & Young Badminton du Chateau Chun Basketball TFG Financial Solutions Beach Volleyball 4s Performance Education Group Cricket 8s DWS Games Quiz ANZ Golf ANZ Karting DWS Netball Monash Health Poker Telstra Running ANZ Soccer PricewaterhouseCoopers Softball ANZ Squash IBM Swimming Open Water ANZ Table Tennis Coolabah Law Cambers Tennis Ernst & Young Tenpin Bowling Chaucer Cabinets Touch ARUP Volleyball Siemens Championship Division Awards Division 1 (1-5 Participants) Abbotsleigh Division 2 (6-10 Participants) Siemens Division 3 (11-20 Participants) TFG Financial Solutions Division 4 (21-50 Participants) ARUP Division 5 (51-100 Participants) IBM Division 6 (101-150 Participants) DWS Division 7 (151-200 Participants) Ernst & Young Division 8 (201-400 Participants) Telstra Division 10 (1000+ Participants) ANZ Total Organisations 315 Largest Team ANZ 1,166 TOTAL PARTICIPANTS 7,888 Games Results Medalist Award Organisation 1st 2nd 3rd Total SMS Management & Technology 3 3 ANZ 25 16 13 54 Aurecon 1 1 2 Ernst & Young 19 4 6 29 Alcatel-Lucent 1 1 2 DWS 11 16 2 29 National Australia Bank 1 1 2 ARUP 7 6 9 22 Allianz 1 1 2 Telstra 5 2 11 18 Ericsson Australia 1 1 2 IBM 6 3 8 17 Energy & Water Ombudsman Victoria 1 1 2 PricewaterhouseCoopers 12 12 Novus Capital Ltd 2 2 Exxon Mobil 1 11 12 GS1 Australia 2 2 Monash Health 5 7 12 CitiPower & Powercor 2 2 Automotive Elite-Tricks 11 11 KPH Sports 1 1 Gorilla Print 11 11 Double Drummer 1 1 TFG Financial Solutions 10 10 Yarra Valley Water 1 1 FM Global 1 8 1 10 Colliers International 1 1 Rainbow Tourism 10 10 Swinburne Online 1 1 Nike Australia 5 5 10 Westpac 1 1 Monash Aquatic & Recreation Centre 9 9 Knight Frank 1 1 Australia Post 4 5 9 Deuce 1 1 Brookfield Multiplex 9 9 Sport For Life 1 1 Suave Designs 9 9 Macquarie Bank 1 1 Western Union Business Solutions 9 9 Stockland 1 1 United Petroleum 8 8 Callista Software Services 1 1 RACV 6 2 8 Unified Healthcare Group 1 1 Norman Disney & Young 1 7 8 TTC 1 1 All in One Plumbing 7 7 Scope 1 1 Nexus Primary Health 7 7 Watpac Australia 1 1 Siemens Ltd 6 1 7 Wood & Grieve Engineers 1 1 Mainfreight 7 7 Thoughtworks 1 1 Bulla Dairy Foods 7 7 Sportsbet 1 1 Supreme Court of Victoria 7 7 Jarrods Fitness Training 1 1 Giorgio Dental Laboratories 6 6 AGL Energy 1 1 S-Trend Sportswear 6 6 Dimension Data 1 1 Amazon Acai 6 6 BECA 1 1 Foxtel 6 6 EnergyAustralia 1 1 Melbourne Sports & Aquatic Centre 6 6 Accenture Australia Ltd 1 1 AA Holdings 6 6 Financial Ombudsman Service 1 1 Rompack Romtechnics 6 6 Fonterra 1 1 Bullet Cafe 6 6 Glencore Grain 1 1 AECOM 6 6 Brown Consulting 1 1 ATTAR 6 6 JDS Australia 1 1 L.E.K. Consulting 6 6 Lincom Solutions 1 1 Honeywell 6 6 Macquarie Group Limited 1 1 Banks Group 6 6 Melbourne Badminton Centre 1 1 du Chateau Chun 4 1 5 News Corp Australia 1 1 GoodFit 5 5 Olympus Australia 1 1 Deloitte 4 1 5 AAMT 1 1 Ramsay Health 5 5 Australian Council for Educational Research 1 1 Parmalat Australia 5 5 Blackburn Dental Group 1 1 Performance Education Group 4 4 Gisborne South Swimming Centre 1 1 Coolabah Law Chambers 3 1 4 iiNet 1 1 AIA 2 2 4 Red Energy 1 1 GE 4 4 Ecolab 1 1 Novion Property Group 4 4 UXC Professional Solutions 1 1 Coles 3 3 Toyota Technical Center 1 1 AMP Limited 2 1 3 Toll Group 1 1 Chaucer Cabinets 2 1 3 Epworth Healthcare 1 1 Abbotsleigh 2 1 3 HP 1 1 University of Melbourne 1 1 1 3 Otter Group 1 1 UniSuper Management 1 2 3 PageUp 1 1 Tenix Solutions 3 3 REA Group 1 1 Games Results Championship Division Awards Division 1 (1 - 5 Participants) Aurecon 26 Organisations Points BECA 25 Abbotsleigh 25 Alcatel-Lucent 20 Chaucer Cabinets 23 CitiPower & Powercor 19 University of Melbourne 22 JDS Australia 19 Gisborne South Swimming Centre 17 Allianz 15 Novus Capital Ltd 14 Australian Council for Educational Research 15 AGL Energy 12 Energy & Water Ombudsman Victoria 14 Lincom Solutions 12 Coles Financial Services 12 Brown Consulting 11 Unified Healthcare Group 12 Fonterra 11 Toll Group 10 Callista Software Services 7 Minter Ellison 8 Henley Properties 7 UXC Professional Solutions 7 Division 2 (6 - 10 Participants) Division 5 (51 - 100 Participants) Organisations Points Organisations Points Siemens Ltd 60 IBM 126 Coolabah Law Chambers 37 Exxon Mobil 82 Glencore Grain 17 RACV 81 accuteque 11 Novion Property Group 67 Financial Ombudsman Service 49 Division 3 (11 - 20 Participants) AIA 48 Organisations Points AMP Limited 44 TFG Financial Solutions 80 Ericsson Australia 42 du Chateau Chun 62 HP 37 Nexus Primary Health 59 UniSuper Management 27 S-Trend Sportswear 50 SMS Management & Technology 23 Mainfreight 49 Tenix Solutions 23 QBE Insurance 33 News Corp Australia 18 Macquarie Leasing 18 Dimension Data 17 Robert Bosch 17 REA Group 11 Avanade 14 Red Energy 11 Swinburne Online 12 Sportsbet 9 Watpac Australia 11 Reece IT 9 Division 6 (101 - 150 Participants) iiNet 9 Organisations Points Adslot 4 DWS 312 Colgate Palmolive 2 Metro Trains 73 GM Holden 2 Division 7 (151 - 200 Participants) Division 4 (21 - 50 Participants) Organisations Points Organisations Points Ernst & Young 258 ARUP 152 Australia Post 187 PricewaterhouseCoopers 116 EnergyAustralia 95 Monash Health 104 GE 47 Western Union Business Solutions 92 FM Global 85 Division 8 (200 - 400 Participants) Norman Disney & Young 70 Organisations Points Colliers International 68 Telstra 244 Nike Australia 65 National Australia Bank 100 Bulla Dairy Foods 64 GS1 Australia 64 Division 10 (1000+ Participants) Ramsay Health 60 Organisations Points AECOM 48 ANZ 598 Banks Group 38 Deloitte 34 Coles 31 Games Results Sport Championship Awards AFL 9’s FM Global 15 Ernst & Young 72 Financial Ombudsman Service 10 Monash Aquatic & Recreation Centre 72 Maxxia 10 Brookfield Multiplex 63 GHD 5 Suave Designs 63 LeasePlan Australia 5 ARUP 54 Western Union Business Solutions 54 Beach Volleyball Colliers International 45 Performance Education Group 32 Kearney Group 45 Deloitte 28 Telstra 36 Novion Property Group 24 National Australia Bank 36 KPMG 20 Dorevitch Pathology 27 SEDA 16 Financial Index 18 ANZ 12 Australia Post 9 DWS 8 Avanade 4 Badminton du Chateau Chun 42 Cricket 8’s Telstra 26 DWS 120 ANZ 24 Telstra 88 National Australia Bank 21 United Petroleum 64 Norman Disney & Young 13 ANZ 56 AGL Energy 12 Patersons Securities 32 SMS Management & Technology 11 HP 24 KPH Sports 8 EnergyAustralia 16 GE 8 Western Union Business Solutions 8 AMP Limited 8 Games Quiz Australia Post 8 ANZ 108 Melbourne Badminton Centre 7 ARUP 42 Alcatel-Lucent 7 Banks Group 36 News Corp Australia 7 Macquarie Leasing 18 Aurecon 7 Ericsson Australia 12 AAMT 7 Otter Group 6 Golf Epworth Healthcare 6 ANZ 34 Blackburn Dental Group 6 Coles 21 Financial Ombudsman Service 4 Telstra 19 DWS 4 Colliers International 16 AIA 3 Allianz 15 Tracey Brunstrom & Hammond 3 AIA 14 QBE Insurance 3 Metro Trains 11 Ernst & Young 2 Novion Property Group 10 Dun & Bradstreet 1 Financial Ombudsman Service 10 Wipro 1 EnergyAustralia 8 UXC Professional Solutions 1 Henley Properties 7 Adslot 1 Mainfreight 7 Ecolab 6 Basketball SMS Management & Technology 6 TFG Financial Solutions 80 Exxon Mobil 6 Nike Australia 65 News Corp Australia 5 RACV 40 Ericsson Australia 4 GoodFit 35 Coles Financial Services 4 Monash Health 35 IBM 4 Ramsay Health 30 accuteque 4 Parmalat Australia 30 Sportsbet 1 Wales Truck Repairs 25 QBE Insurance 25 Karting EnergyAustralia 25 DWS 46 PricewaterhouseCoopers 20 Beadaring 5 TAL 20 du Chateau Chun 5 AE Smith 20 Coles Financial Services 4 ANZ 15 iiNet 3 Games Results Sport Championship Awards Danson Drive School 3 Thoughtworks 7 EnergyAustralia 2 BECA 7 Financial Ombudsman Service 2 Dimension Data 7 Colgate Palmolive 1 Minter Ellison 6 GM Holden 1 Energy & Water Ombudsman Victoria 6 SMS Management & Technology 6 Netball CitiPower & Powercor 6 Monash Health 63 Tenix Solutions 6 Nexus Primary Health 56 ABB Australia 4 Bulla Dairy Foods 56 Coles Financial Services 4 FM Global 49 Melbourne Fire & Emergency Services 4 All in One Plumbing 49 Novion Property Group 4 Supreme Court of Victoria 42 DWS 4 Kelly Sports Berwick 35 Avanade 4 Metro Trains 35 Toll Group 4 National Australia Bank 28 Norman Disney & Young 3 QVS Global 28 REA Group 3 Financial Ombudsman Service 21 Momentum Energy 3 Brimbank City Council 14 Banks Group 2 du Chateau Chun 14 Seek Limited 1 EnergyAustralia 7 GM Holden 1 RACV 7 Assetic 1 du Chateau Chun 1 Poker Telstra 10 Soccer Olympus Australia 7 PricewaterhouseCoopers 88 iiNet 6 Automotive Elite-Tricks 77 Siemens Ltd 5 Gorilla Print 66 Exxon Mobil 4 Commonwealth Bank of Australia 55 Nexus Primary Health 3 Amazon Acai 48 EnergyAustralia 1 Ernst & Young 48 Giorgio Dental Laboratories 48 Running Direct Freight Express 44 ANZ 112 Aquatech Solutions 44 Australia Post 32 Norman Disney & Young 42 RACV 30 AA Holdings 42 Ernst & Young 29 Foxtel 42 Telstra 27 IBM 36 AIA 20 AECOM 36 JDS Australia 19 Bullet Cafe 36 Glencore Grain 17 Football Galaxy 30 Australian Council for Educational Research 15 Australia Post 30 UniSuper Management 14 La Trobe University 30 Ericsson Australia 13 carsales.com Ltd 24 FM Global 13 Novion Property Group 24 Swinburne Online 12 EnergyAustralia 24 GE 11 DH&L Business Group 22 Sport For Life 8 MWB Accountants 18 AMP Limited 8 Monumental Construction 18 Bulla Dairy Foods 8 Calderon Consulting 18 Alcatel-Lucent 8 Superpartners 12 Coles 8 Robert Bosch 12 Red Energy 8 AMP Limited 11 ARUP 8 Telstra 6 Macquarie Bank 8 Exxon Mobil
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