Senior Curator Sarah Johnson Wins Prestigious Award at GAMAA 2024

Qantas Founders Museum is thrilled to announce Sarah Johnson, Senior Curator, has been awarded the individual Paid Staff category as at the 2024Gallery and Museum Achievement Awards (GAMAA). The award, presented by Galleries and Museums Queensland, recognises Sarah’s outstanding professionalism, leadership within the community, and commitment to the cultural and artistic growth of the region.

Sarah Johnson’s work at the museum has long been admired by colleagues and the community alike. Under her guidance, the Qantas Founders Museum has continued to evolve as a hub of artistic and cultural significance in Outback Queensland. Her leadership has expanded the museum's exhibitions and programs, fostering deeper engagement with both locals and visitors.

Tony Cullen, CEO of the Qantas Founders Museum, commented on the achievement: “Anyone who knows or works with Sarah understands her dedication, passion, and professionalism. To see her celebrated by her peers at this level is a tremendous achievement, and we couldn’t be prouder.”

Alastair Fysh, Chair of Qantas Founders Museum, added: “On behalf of the board, we are extremely proud of Sarah’s award. It truly showcases her commitment to her work and her unwavering contribution to the museum and the broader cultural community.”

The 2024 GAMAA ceremony, held by Galleries and Museums Queensland, highlights exceptional individuals and institutions that make a significant impact on Queensland’s cultural landscape. Sarah’s recognition cements her position as a leader in the field and reflects the Qantas Founders Museum’s role as a cornerstone of both aviation and cultural heritage in Australia.

For more information, please contact:
Tony Cullen
CEO, Qantas Founders Museum

07 4658 3737 or ceo@qfom.com.au