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Bianca Chatfield Bianca Chatfield Bravo Management Pty Ltd Level 5, 111 Coventry Street Southbank VIC 3006 E: [email protected] P: (03) 8825 6641 (direct) Bianca was one of the youngest players ever to have debuted for the Australian Diamonds at the age of only 18. She made a name for herself on the court as one of the toughest defenders in the country and was soon recognised as one of the most respected leaders in womens sport. Since retiring from the sport in 2015, her career has grown from strength to strength. Bianca splits her time advocating for women in sport through media and educating on leadership and how to develop a high performance mindset to get the best out of yourself whether that be in the sporting or business worlds. Currently, Bianca spends her time in various media roles in both TV and radio. Specifically, Bianca is a regular panellist on Fox Sports GAME DAY LIVE and the ABC’s Sideliners. You would also hear Bianca talking all things sport and covering boundary line for AFLW on SEN and ABC radio. In addition to this, Bianca is a sought after MC, keynote speaker and she also facilitates leadership workshops. As an extension of Bianca’s online leadership program The Ignition Project, in 2016 Bianca launched her first book called Game On which seeks to empower women to find their passion, navigate through the fear of change, and nail down a game plan to make it happen. Bianca, together with Victoria University Sport, has developed a High Performance Academy through which she provides high performance netball coaching to a group of young women who share the desire of playing netball an the elite level. In early 2016, Bianca took on a six month co-hosting role (the breakfast segment) on Eon Sports Radio, Australia’s first national 24-7 sports radio station, where she covered all things sports from 7-10am weekdays. In addition to this, Bianca provided special comments and sideline commentary for the ANZ Championships on Fox Sports. She provides opinion pieces for the Herald Sun newspaper. Bianca has various corporate ambassadorships and allegiances with brands such as Chemist Warehouse, Victoria University Sport and Ringwood Mazda. Former Captain of the Melbourne Vixens Former Vice-Captain of the Australian Diamonds • Premiership Captain of Melbourne Vixens 2009, 2014 • Commonwealth Games Gold Medallist 2014, Silver Medallist 2006 • World Championship Gold Medal - 2007 • Melbourne Phoenix Premiership Player 2000, 2002, 2003, 2005 • Netball Victoria 'Legend of the Game' Bravo Management Pty Ltd Level 5, 111 Coventry Street Southbank VIC 3006 E: [email protected] P: (03) 8825 6641 (direct) Key Stats • 247 games for Melbourne Vixens / Melbourne Phoenix • 59 test caps for Australian Diamonds Premierships • 2000, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2009, 2014 Recent awards • Netball Victoria 'Legend of the game' • Player of the finals (2013,2012, 2009) • Most Valuable Player (2011) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/biancachatfieldnetball Twitter: @biancachatfield Instagram: @biancachatfield Based In: Melbourne Role: Personal appearances, MC, keynotes and Leadership Workshops Topics: Women in sport, leadership, team dynamics, managing a team, high performance mindsets Please note: Bianca is flexible in tailoring topics to suit your needs Bravo Management Pty Ltd Level 5, 111 Coventry Street Southbank VIC 3006 E: [email protected] P: (03) 8825 6641 (direct).
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