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CYCA Annual Report.Qxp CYCA Cruising Yacht Club of Australia Annual Report Board of Directors Martin James Roger Hickman Alan Green Commodore Vice Commodore Rear Commodore Geoff Lavis Graham Swan Matt Allen Michael Cranitch Rear Commodore Treasurer Director Director Les Goodridge Garry Linacre Rod Skellet John Walton Director Director Director Director Where in the world... Contents Board of Directors, Management and Sub-Committees 2 Membership No’s, Life Members, Past Commodores and Obituary 3 Commodore’s Report 4 Treasurer’s Report 6 Audit, Planning & Risk Committee Report 7 Sailing Committee Report 8 Training & Development Committee Report 10 Cruising Committee Report 12 Marina & Site Committee Report 13 Member Services Committee Report 14 Archives Committee Report 15 Associates Committee Report 16 Directors’ Report 17 Independent Audit Report 21 Directors’ Declaration 22 Statement of Financial Performance 23 Statement of Financial Position 24 Statement of Cash Flows 25 Notes to the Financial Statements 26 Disclaimer 41 Supplementary Information 42 Members List 43 CYCA Yacht Register 52 Photography: Ian Mainsbridge Carlo Borlenghi & Daniel Forster/Rolex Andrea Francolini Cruising Yacht Club of Australia Annual Report 2004 – 2005 Board of Directors Commodore M.R. James Vice Commodore R.J. Hickman Rear-Commodore A. Green and G.R. Lavis Treasurer G. Swan Directors M. Allen, M. Cranitch, L. Goodridge, G. Linacre, R. Skellet and J.Walton Management Chief Executive Officer M.Woolf Assistant to Chief Executive Officer C. Del Conte Accountant N. McKinnon Sailing Manager J. Kirkjian Operations Supervisor A. Payne Youth Sailing Academy Manager J. Bonnitcha Communications Manager L. Ratcliff Duty Manager M.Gibson Sub-Committees Archives R.Skellet (Chairman), B.Brenac,T.Cable, A.Campbell, D.Colfelt, J.Keelty, B.Psaltis, G.Swan, M.& J.York. Associates S.Walsh (President), J.Bearman, A.Bird, P.Brinsmead, E.Carpenter, P.Emerson, D.Hawley, M.Keelty, C.Mulherin, P.Neate, L.Ratcliff, E.Ross, M.Wolfensberger, J.York. Audit, Planning & Risk M.James (Chairman), M.Allen, M.Cranitch, A.Green. CYCA Cruising J.Keelty (Captain), L.Carpenter, P.& P.Cox, D.Doyle, P.Emerson, A.& I.Green, P.Goldstiver, S.Grannen,V.Handel, M.Keelty, G. Linacre, B.Ratcliff, C.Rourke, J.Walton Disciplinary M.Cranitch (Chairman), M.James, G.Lavis. Marina & Site G.Lavis (Chairman),T.Hearder, G.Linacre, E.McCarthy, G.Pollock, R.Skellet, K.Stechmann, J.Walton Member Services M.Cranitch (Chairman), M.Allen, A.Green, J.Keelty, J.Lawrence, S.McEwan, L.Smith, G.Swan, S.Walsh Sailing R.Hickman, (Chairman), N.Crichton, J.Kirkjian, G.Lavis, R.Perini, H.Piggott, G.Ross, R.Skellet,W.Sherman. Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race M.James (Chairman), M.Allen, R.Hickman, L.Goodridge. Training & Development M.Allen (Chairman), J.Brooks, S.Jarvin, G.Linacre, D.Telford, J.Walton. 6 Cruising Yacht Club of Australia Annual Report: year end 31 March 2005 CYCA Annual Report Membership Numbers Past Commodores Year 31/03/05 31/03/04 A. E.Walker 1944 - 1946 Member 1,451 1,444 P.M. Luke 1947 - 1948 Country 211 213 M. E. Davey 1949 - 1951 Overseas 182 182 Crew 06 S. Berg 1952 - 1953 YSA Crew 95 38 A. B.Wilson 1954 - 1956 Junior 32 68 M. E. Davey 1957 - 1958 Associate 275 273 D. M. Brown 1959 - 1960 Sailing Associate 33 33 R. C. Hobson 1961 - 1962 Provisional 88 Life 10 10 B. C. Psaltis 1963 - 1964 Ex-Commodore 55 R. A. Cottee 1965 - 1966 Family/Junior 79 94 N. B. Rydge 1967 - 1968 Honorary 22 R. Crichton-Brown 1969 - 1970 Sponsor 12 12 15 Year Member 17 18 B. C. Psaltis 1971 15 Year Country 67 J. J. Bleakley 1972 15 Year Associate 11 J. N. Bridgland 1973 30 Year Member 116 109 J. P.Diamond 1974 - 1975 30 Year Country 36 31 30 Year Overseas 12 12 G. N. Evans 1976 30 Year Associate 77 J. P.Diamond 1977 Totals 2,590 2,573 A. Pearson 1978 - 1979 K. C. D. Roxburgh 1980 - 1981 G. S. Girdis 1982 - 1983 Life Members J. L. Brooks 1984 - 1985 P. M. Luke 1957 A. E. Cooley 1986 - 1987 A. D. Campbell 1980 D. B. Kellett 1988 - 1989 A. L. Brown 1992 L. McClean 1990 - 1991 R. Grubb 1997 L. P.Minehan 1992 - 1993 D.A. Lawson 1997 D. C. Fuller 1994 - 1995 J. F. Keelty 1998 P.H. Bush 1996 - 1997 P. H. Bush 1999 B. C. Psaltis 1999 H.Van Kretschmar 1998 - 1999 J.York 2002 H. Sommer 2000 - 2001 P. Grounds 2004 J. Messenger 2002 - 2003 Obituary Members who have sailed Richard Charles Christian Patrick Peter Kurts their last voyage: Bernard William Davies Bernard Lewis John Griffiths Bird Arthur Frederick Grogan Michael Sean McCarron James Bridgland Gabrielle Hagon Lynn Francis Pollack Raymond Beresford Brooks Patrick James Johnson David Turner Cruising Yacht Club of Australia Annual Report: year end 31 March 2005 7 Commodore’s Report Martin James Commodore the tough conditions had each boat asking itself the question as to whether to continue. Many boats decided that continuing was not for The last 12 months was notable most for the Cruising Yacht Club of them, and they are to be congratulated for that. Prudent seamanship is Australia’s core activity – sailing. In a year that started with a popular something that we as a Club applaud. BMW Sydney Winter Series, the Club went on to conduct the Ingles The race winner, Aera, owned by Nick Likiardopulo and skippered by Sydney Gold Coast Yacht Race, with the largest fleet for many years, a Jez Fanstone, sailed an excellent tactical race, winning from Nicorette very competitive Rolex Trophy for One-Design and rated boats, an (Ludde Ingvall) and Ichi Ban (Matt Allen). exciting Canon Big Boat Challenge, the 60th Anniversary Rolex Sydney Hobart, the Hamilton Island Farr 40 Australian Championship, the Rolex The Club had been planning for the 60th Anniversary Rolex Sydney Farr 40 Pre-Worlds and Rolex Farr 40 Worlds, and the Sydney Hobart for some time, with a separate Committee established for that Mooloolaba Yacht Race. purpose which I chaired and which included Vice Commodore Roger Hickman, Directors Matt Allen and Les Goodridge, Associates President During the busy summer, the CYCA also conducted the summer series Shaaron Walsh and representatives of management. Many thanks to with its large range of different point scores, and provided race finishing them for the considerable time and effort that they put in. A large vote and management services for the Sydney stopover of the Global of thanks is also due to the band of willing volunteers who helped out in Challenge and for the Southport to Mackay Yacht Race. Our members Sydney and in Hobart, to our friends at the Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania and others continued to support the Mount Gay Monday Twilight Series and to our sponsor Rolex. and the St Arnou Wednesday Twilights, often enjoying the after-race activities on the deck and in the clubhouse until late in the evening. From its humble beginnings, the Sydney Hobart has grown to become one of the world’s sporting icons. For competitors, the challenge it Alongside this our Youth Sailing Academy was busy with its schools represents is timeless – as significant now as it was 60 years ago. programme and its specialist programmes including the advanced squad. Teamwork, preparation and seamanship are pre-requisites to participation. The YSA under Jenni Bonnitcha’s leadership continues to grow its The event that has been built around the race has changed and become reputation, and fulfils the mandate established for it by the Board. more significant over time, and in a fitting recognition of the efforts of our I commend to you the reports by Vice Commodore Roger Hickman on Boards, management and volunteers over the years, the 60th Anniversary race was awarded the Event of the Year at the 2004 NSW Annual Sports our sailing activities and by Director Matt Allen on our training and Awards and the Yachting Event of the Year at the 2005 Christofle development activities for more detailed explanations. Asia-Pacific Boating Awards. The 60th Anniversary Rolex Sydney Hobart was an undoubted success. The CYCA continues to enjoy good support from our corporate It was the largest fleet for a decade, and it was subject to some challenging sponsors, and we are particularly grateful to Rolex for its support of the conditions from Gabo Island south. Half the fleet tasted the satisfaction of Rolex Trophy and the Rolex Sydney Hobart, Canon for its support of the reaching Hobart. In a race that required excellent seamanship by all boats, Canon Big Boat Challenge and BMW Sydney for its support of the BMW Sydney Winter Series.We have many other sponsors, and they are mentioned in other places in this Annual Report. Please support those that support us wherever you can. A range of social activities have been well supported by our members and others during the year. A move of the Commodore’s Barbecue to Clifton Gardens proved successful, and the multi-talented Breakfast Club continues to supply the best value breakfasts in Sydney. We welcomed our new CEO Mark Woolf in September 2004. Mark came to us from a travel and hospitality background, and his appointment was made to underpin a higher degree of focus on the consistent delivery of high quality benefits to our members.The Club was indeed fortunate to secure his services, and we have already seen improvements in our food and beverage operations under his guidance. The CYCA is popular both with its members and with the corporate community for its function facilities, and management and the Member Services Committee work hard to identify the correct balance between the facilities being available for members, and usage of them by non-members.
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