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Brisbane Basketball Inc. 2021 Annual Report BRISBANE BASKETBALL INC. 2021 ANNUAL REPORT Page 1 of 17 2020 Brisbane Basketball Management Committee Name: Rodney Baker Qualifications: Bachelor of Business (Accounting), CA. Current employment: Former Principal Rod Baker & Co Positions held BBI: BBI Management Committee Member since 2013. Other Positions Held: Current position: BBI Management Committee, Chair of the Finance Committee. Committees: Finance, Stadium Action Group & Game Development. Name: Thomas Coogan Qualifications: Bachelor of Business, FCA. Current employment: Director, One CFO Consulting Pty Ltd Chartered Accountant. Positions held BBI and other: BBI Management Committee since 2015. Other Positions Held: Practicing Chartered Accountant. Current position: BBI Management Committee. Committees: Governance and Compliance Committee. Name: Rod Sengstock Qualifications: Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical)vwith Honours, University of Queensland. Current employment: Director, private manufacturing business. Positions held BBI and other: BBI Management Committee since 2013. Other Positions Held: Past President Lang Park. Current position: BBI Vice President, Chair of the Stadium Action Group. Committees: Executive, Finance, & Stadium Action Group. Name: Tony Cotter Qualifications: Current employment: ANZ National - Specialised Industry field for the wider Corporate and Commercial banking division of ANZ. Positions held BBI: BBI Management Committee since 2013. Other positions held: During past 20 years have held a variety of board and management committee roles across school boards and various sporting organisations, more latterly in past 10 years in the Basketball fraternity. Current position: BBI President. Committees: Executive & Finance. Name: Peter Farlow (Life Member) Qualifications: Bachelor of Agricultural Science, University of Queensland, 1970., Master of Agricultural Science, University of Queensland, 1982. Current employment: Retired. Positions held BBI: Member of the BBI Management Committee since 2000, Chairman of the GBL Sub Committee for most of this time. Vice President BBI Management Committee for 2 years from 2009 including a short stint as Chairman, Member of Executive of BBI from 2009. Other Positions Held: Senior Research Scientist with Qld DPI for 15 years. Subsequently established and ran for 20 years, a very large production, wholesale and retail flower business. BBI Brisbane Bullets Committee for at least 2 years as treasurer and personnel officer Current position: Management Committee, Chair Game Development. Committees: Executive, Finance, Stadium Action Group, Game Development, Governance and Compliance. Page 2 of 17 Name: Trish Hayes (Life Member) Qualifications: N/A Current employment: Principal Management Accountant, Department of Children, Youth Justice and Multicultural Affairs. Positions held BBI: BBI Management Committee member since 2000. Scoretable official, Referee. Other Positions Held: Current position: BBI Management Committee Secretary, Chair Governance and Compliance. Committees: Finance Committee, Governance and Compliance & Game Development. Name: Sue Jarvis (Life Member) Qualifications: Attended Kindergarten Teachers College – NZ, Dip Early Childhood Education - Brisbane. Certificate 3 - Children's Services. Association (Level 2) Basketball Coach. Current Employment: PACT Volunteer working to support Children giving evidence in Court. Positions held BBI and other: BBI Management Committee member since 2003, BBI Representative Coach 1993 to current. Other Positions Held: Past President Gladstone Amateur Basketball Association. Past BBI Level 1 Referee, Lang Park PCYC Basketball Club Coach 1993 to 2015, Past President Lang Park PCYC Basketball Club, Diamond Life Member Lang Park PCYC. Current position: BBI Management Committee. Current Committee's: Stadium Action Group, Game Development. Name: Paris Hooper Qualifications: Diploma of Languages (Chinese), University of Queensland, 2015. Bachelor of Laws, University of Queensland, 2016. Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice, Queensland University of Technology, 2017. Graduate Certificate in Governance and Public Policy, University of Queensland, 2019. Current employment: Principal Policy Advisor, Department of Transport and Main Roads Positions held BBI: BBI Management Committee member since 2019. Women’s SBL Captain 2018 and 2019, Women’s QSL Captain 2020 and 2021. Assistant Coach U16 Girls (Silver) 2019-20. Other positions held: Various legal and policy roles in both the public and private sector specialising in the areas of insurance and transport. Secretary of the University of Queensland Basketball Club since 2017. Current position: BBI Management Committee Committees: Governance and Compliance. Name: Michael Kearney Qualifications: Leadership and Ethics, Australian Defence College, ACT. Qualified Mediator through QLD Law. Current employment: Capability Development Management at RAAF Base Amberley Positions held BBI and other: BBI Management Committee member since 2018. Various Coaching roles at BBI junior and senior representative teams since 2015. Other Positions Held: Board member and President Darwin Basketball, Board member and Secretary Townsville Basketball Current position: Committee member Name: Robert Manson Qualifications: Bachelor of Business, majoring in Marketing & Management Current employment: Business Development Manager at Trafalgar Group. Positions held BBI and other: BBI Management Committee member since 2019. Other Positions Held: Past member of the Post-Tels Management committee. Current position: Management Committee Committees: Stadium Action Group, Finance Page 3 of 17 President & General Manager Report I would like to start by recognising the contribution that Trevor Lidstone made to Brisbane Basketball Inc. (BBI) during his 8+ years as General Manager. Trevor implemented significant positive change and with the support of the Member Clubs and BBI Board, has built Brisbane Basketball into the benchmark Association in Queensland. 2020 was an unprecedented year that offered challenges like no other. As a result of the global COVID-19 pandemic BBI was forced to close its doors for an extended period of the year. This saw all competitions abandoned including the inaugural NBL1 North Season. BBI took this opportunity to refresh the stadium, with the support of sponsor Hopscotch Construction, the portal structure housing courts 1 and 2 was painted, as were all internal walls and the grandstand. When BBI was able to open its doors and recommence competitions, it was apparent that basketball was the vehicle for our community to find the sense of normality during this unprecedented time. Competition numbers bounced back almost immediately with only the school-based teams experiencing a drop. Our participation numbers across holiday camps and Mini Hoops set new records for participation rates and in particular female participation. BBI’s ability to reopen its doors and recommence basketball activities could not have happened without the support of the Member clubs and their committees – to you, thank you. To the BBI staff including biosecurity, referees, scorebench, canteen and all the gameday volunteers, thank you for your dedication during a turbulent time, the support provided to get the sport back up and running was amazing. To our Sponsors; Hudor, The Wesley and Hopscotch Construction, thank you for your continued support during the pandemic. You are more than sponsors you are our community partners and without you we wouldn’t be able to have the impact in the community that we do. Finally, without the support of the Federal, State and Local Governments our sport would look extremely different today. With the establishment of new grants and the JobKeeper program community sport was able to avoid what would have been a very dire outcome. In closing the Board would like to again recognise the contribution that the volunteers, clubs and staff. We are looking forward to a new year which will hopefully see a return to a “normal” sporting landscape. Tony Cotter Hamish Cain President General Manager Brisbane Basketball Inc. Brisbane Basketball Inc. Page 4 of 17 Brisbane Basketball Referee’s Association Report Brisbane Basketball Referees Association in partnership with Brisbane Basketball (BBI) is one we have built on trust and a partnership of working together to bring the best product for customers. Brisbane Referees have always followed the guidelines of Basketball Queensland to meet the demands of all competitions BBI has under their umbrella. For the past year we have focused on developing out Education Programs for all our referees. Our juniors must meet the standards and demands of our SQJBC programs. Our Social structure is the lifeblood of our programs, and our referees must at all times meet the schedule set by BBI. The GBL is the best domestic competition in the state and BBRA has always maintained a high standard of officiating when selecting crews to officiate this competition. This year our focus has been on referee education across the three levels of competition. Eliza Bennett and her team has developed our junior program with a good recruitment drive with many new referees joining our Saturday program. We have six Referee Supervisors on Saturday to guide our three programs. White shirt to green and then Green to Gray shirt to improve the performance of our juniors we recently conducted a Mentoring program for our top panel of juniors. We invited Ipswich and Toowoomba referees to participate in what we believe is a product that will
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