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99TH ANNUAL REPORT 2010 VICTORIAN OLYMPIC COUNCIL INCORPORATED COVER VISION STATEMENT The Victorian Olympic Council represents the Olympic Movement throughout Victoria. It creates opportunities to share in the ideals and aspirations of the Olympic athlete through participation in Olympic experiences, education programs, volunteering and fundraising activities in support of the Australian Olympic Team. 2 VICTORIAN OLYMPIC COUNCIL INCORPORATED • ANNUAL REPORT 2010 MISSION STATEMENT The VOC is committed to raising funds for the Australian Olympic Team and educating the Victorian community about the principles of Olympism. VICTORIAN OLYMPIC COUNCIL INCORPORATED • ANNUAL REPORT 2010 3 99TH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE OLYMPIANS CLUB OF VICTORIA JULIUS L. PATCHING SPORTS OFFICIAL VICTORIAN OLYMPIC COUNCIL INC OF THE YEAR AWARD President: Leon Wiegard OAM ABN: 2007 - Richard Lawysz - Athletics 33 052 258 241 EDUCATION COMMISSION 2008 - Jim Sinclair - Wrestling 2009 - Geoff Hare OAM - Swimming Registered No: Chairman: Luke Soulos A0007004M AUDITORS VOC Formed: Ernst & Young September 22, 1911 SOLICITORS Physical Address: Ground Level East, Browne & Co 60 Olympic Boulevard, Melbourne Vic 3002 LIFE MEMBERS Mailing Address: Sir Edgar S. Tanner KT CBE ED (Dec’d) PO Box 2228, Richmond South Vic 3121 William T. Uren CBE (Dec’d) P. 61 3 9427 0700 Julius L. Patching AO OBE (Dec’d) F. 61 3 9428 0800 Noel F. Wilkinson AM MBE (Dec’d) E. http://corporate.olympics.com.au/vic William J. Hoffman AM Geoffrey J. Henke AO PATRON IN CHIEF Leon Wiegard OAM James E. Barry AM MBE The Honourable Alex Chernov, AO, QC Sir Donald Trescowthick AC KBE Governor of Victoria Geoffrey Whitaker (Dec’d) PATRON Robert Lay Kevan Gosper AO The Honourable Ted Baillieu MP Max Beck AM Premier of Victoria Helen Smith PRESIDENT MERIT AWARD Nicholas Green OAM Jim Hardie (Dec’d) Geoffrey Whitaker (Dec’d) VICE PRESIDENTS Tony Charlton AM Kerri Tepper Peter Norman (Dec’d) William Alstergren Wendy Grant Gillian Brewster EXECUTIVE Phil Francis Damian Brown Michael Harms Darren Dunkley-Smith Russell Mark OAM James E. Barry AM MBE Jason Pennell Leon Wiegard OAM David Wansbrough Wayne Carroll Leon Wiegard OAM Ian Browne OAM EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Peter Blackburn Geoff Henke AO Gill Brewster Shirley Harris OAM Ray Weinberg AM EVENT COORDINATOR Jenny Holliday Maria Caruso 4 VICTORIAN OLYMPIC COUNCIL INCORPORATED • ANNUAL REPORT 2010 CONTENT BOARD/STAFF DETAILS 6-7 PRESIDENT’S REPORT 8-9 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR’S REPORT 10-12 PRIME MINISTER’S OLYMPIC DINNER REPORT 13 OLYMPIANS CLUB OF VICTORIA REPORT 14-15 EDUCATION COMMISSION REPORT 16-20 VICTORIAN SPORTS DIRECTORY – CONSTITUENT BODIES 21-23 STATE RECOGNISED ORGANISATIONS 24 ASSOCIATED BODIES 25 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 26 AUSTRALIAN OLYMPIC TEAM PARTNERS AND SUPPLIERS 27 VICTORIAN OLYMPIC COUNCIL INCORPORATED • ANNUAL REPORT 2010 5 BOARD AND STAFF NICHOLAS GREEN OAM WILLIAM ALSTERGREN KERRI TEPPER PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT • Group Manager - Acquisitions & • Barrister, Commercial, Tax, Intellectual • Senior Sponsorship Manager - Operations Development, Victorian Major Events Property and Sports Law & Capability, NAB Company • Vice President, Australian Bobsleigh and • Olympian - Table Tennis, 1988 & 1992 • Chef de Mission, 2012 Australian Skeleton Association Olympic Games Olympic Team • Director, Victorian Olympic Foundation Ltd • Director, Victorian Olympic Foundation Ltd EXECUTIVE BOARD • Chef de Mission, 2010 Australian • National Coaching Coordinator, Men and • Australian Sports Medal, 2000 Youth Olympic Team Women’s Bobsleigh & Men’s Skeleton • Expert Commentator, Table Tennis, Channel • Director, Victorian Olympic Foundation Ltd • Coach, Men’s and Women’s Bobsleigh 7 Coverage, 2004 & 2008 Olympic Games • Medal of the Order of Australia, 1993 & Men’s Skeleton, 2006 Olympic Games • 4 Commonwealth medals - one silver & • Australian Sports Medal, 2000 • Chairman, Duty Barristers Scheme three bronze • Member, Sport Australia Hall of Fame, 2001 Committee • Australian Player of the Year a record • World Champion Men’s Coxed Pair, 1998 • Honorary Treasurer, Victorian Bar four times • World Champion Men’s Coxed Four, 1998 • Member, Bar Council and Executive • Victorian Player of the Year an • Olympian - Rowing, 1992 & 1996 • Member, Ethics Committee of the unprecedented 10 consecutive years Olympic Games Victorian Bar • Female Player of the Century, • Dual Gold Medallist, 1992 & 1996 • Secretary, Sports Law Section of the Table Tennis Australia Olympic Games Commercial Bar Association • World Champion Men’s Coxless Four, 1990 & 1991 MICHAEL HARMS RUSSELL MARK OAM RETIRED MARCH 2011 • Partner, Consumedia Pty Ltd • MC & Public Speaker • Director, Victorian Olympic Foundation Ltd • Olympian - Shooting, 1988, 1992, 1996, • Chairman, (3UZ Pty Ltd) Radio 2000 & 2008 Olympic Games Sport National • Gold & Silver Medallist, 1996 & 2000 • CEO, Executive Director Prime Digital Olympic Games Media Pty Ltd • Company Director, Corporate Shooting • Executive Committee, 2000,2004,2008 Stars Pty Ltd Prime Minister’s Olympic Dinner • Director, Victorian Olympic Foundation Ltd • Commercial Television Australia’s • Medal of the Order of Australia, 1997 representative to Government for the • Australian Sports Medal, 2000 Childhood Obesity Taskforce in Victoria • Board Member, Australian International • GAICD – Graduate Diploma, Australian Shooting Limited, 2007 - current Institute of Company Directors • Sports Presenter, ABC Radio 2002 - current • Graduate Diploma of Business • Member, AOC Athletes Commission, 1996 - Administration 2004 • AFA Diploma Advertising/Marketing • AOC Media Liaison Offi cer, 2004 Olympic Games 6 VICTORIAN OLYMPIC COUNCIL INCORPORATED • ANNUAL REPORT 2010 JASON PENNELL DAVID WANSBROUGH LEON WIEGARD OAM • Barrister practising in Commercial, • Olympian - Hockey, 1988 & 1992 • Managing Director, Sportgard Pty Ltd Corporate, Equity and Sports Law Olympic Games • Olympian - Water Polo, 1964 & 1972 • Director, Victorian Olympic Foundation Ltd • Silver Medallist, 1992 Olympic Games Olympic Games • Committee Member, Victorian Bar Sport Law • Director and Partner, Evans & Partners • Director, Victorian Olympic Foundation Ltd • Immediate Past President, Modern Pty Ltd stockbrokers • Medal of the Order of Australia, 2005 Pentathlon Australia • Director, Victorian Olympic Foundation Ltd • Australian Sports Medal, 2000 • Vice President of Oceania for the Union • Australian Sports Medal, 2000 • President, Olympians Club of Victoria International de Pentathlon Moderne • Olympic Television Commentator, 2004 • President, Olympians Club of Australia • Member, National Federation Appeals & 2008 Olympic Games • President, Community Clubs Association Tribunal, Australian Olympic Committee • Player of the Tournament, of Victoria • Committee Member, Victorian Bar Sport Law Champions Trophy, 1997 • Vice President, The Carbine Club • Modern Pentathlon Athlete, World • Triple Gold Medallist, Champions Trophy, • Life Member, Victorian Olympic Council Championship & World Cup level 1989, 1990 & 1994 • Life Member, AFL • Director of Kindilan Society • Life Member, Water Polo Victoria • Life Member, Brisbane Lions (Fitzroy FC) • Life Member, Portsea Golf Club • Life Member, Kew Swimming Club • Life Member, Vingt Cinq Club • Life Member, The Carbine Club • Life Member, Steel Club of Victoria • Hall of Fame Inductee PGA (Vic) STAFF GILL BREWSTER MARIA CARUSO EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR EVENT COORDINATOR • Executive Assistant to the Chef de Mission • International Olympic Academy of the 2012 Australian Olympic Team Participant, 2009 • Company Secretary, Victorian Olympic • Duty Village Manager, 2009 Australian Foundation Ltd Youth Olympic Festival • Order of Merit, Victorian Olympic • Member, Female Administrator Network, Council, 2002 VicSport 2009 - current • Board Member, VicHealth, 2008 - current • Mentor, NMIT Mentoring Program, • Member, National Sports Museum 2008- current Advisory Board, 2008 - current • Dual Diploma Event Management • Member, VicSport Women’s Advisory & Tourism Operations, 2006 Committee, 2008 - current • Bachelor of Music • Board Member, Presentation College Windsor, 2009 - current • MBA, B(A), Dip Teaching (Primary) VICTORIAN OLYMPIC COUNCIL INCORPORATED • ANNUAL REPORT 2010 7 PRESIDENT’S REPORT I am delighted to present the 99th report for the Victorian Olympic Council (VOC) at its Annual General Meeting. NICHOLAS GREEN OAM The overwhelming highlight this past year was the outstanding success of the 2010 Australian Olympic Winter Team and I congratulate all Victorian Team Members on their inclusion in the Team and their performance in Vancouver. In particular I acknowledge Lydia Lassila on her gold medal victory in the Ladies’ Aerial Freestyle Skiing. I was thrilled to perform the role of Chef de Mission of the 2010 Australian Youth Olympic Team. Athletes were aged 14-18 years and our Team competed in 20 of the 26 sports on the London 2012 Olympic program. Australia fi nished fi fth on an unoffi cial medal tally with 32 medals (eight gold, 15 silver and nine bronze). I am pleased to report that silver medallist basketballers Olivia Bontempelli, Rosemary Fadljevic and Hannah Kaser presented on the Youth Olympic Games at the 2010 VOC Olympic Academy. Six-time Olympian James Tomkins, who represented Australia at the Olympic Games between 1988 and 2008 Many Victorian Olympians were members of and won three gold medals and one bronze, announced the Delhi 2010 Commonwealth Games Team his retirement on August 19, 2010. and I congratulate Leisel Jones on equalling
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