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Annual Report 2017-18 ANNUAL REPORT 2017-18 Sport SA [email protected] Tel: 08 8353 7755 |Fax 08 8353 7822 www.sportsa.org.au Military Road, West Beach, SA, 5024 1 Contents Governance .............................................................................................................. 3-4 2017/18 Sport SA Members (at 30 June 2018) ...................................................... 5-6 President’s Report ........................................................................................................ 7 Chief Executive Officer’s Report ............................................................................... 8 Advocacy ..................................................................................................................... 9 Services……………………………………………………………………………………..10 Training………………………………………………………………………………….10-11 Events - Partners & Members Breakfast .................................................................. 11 Events - Awards Dinner………………………………………………………………13-14 Events - Masters Games………………………………………………………………………………………………15 Projects……………………………………………………………………………………..16 Finance Report………………………………………………………………………. 17-22 2 Governance The Sport SA Board consists of seven Director’s elected by members and two Director’s appointed by the Board. The President and Vice President are elected by the Board following the AGM each year. Hon Michael Wright, Bronwyn Klei, Katrina Webb OAM Lisa Smith Jane Russo President Vice President Katrina’s sporting career, Lisa was appointed to Jane Russo joined the Michael is a former Appointed to the Board includes three gold, two the Board in 2016 and board in August 2017. South Australian in 2014 and Vice silver, and a bronze has extensive Jane has always been Member of Parliament President in the same medal from three experience in passionate about and held the seat of Lee year, Bronwyn is General Paralympic Games. She governance, finance, participation of women from 1997 to 2014. He Manager Sales and was a torch bearer at tax and accounting. She in sport and has was the Minister for Commercial at SACA as the Sydney 2000 is currently employed by demonstrated this in a Recreation, Sport and well as General Paralympic Games RevenueSA as the variety of volunteer roles Racing from 2002 to Manager of the opening ceremony. In Deputy Commissioner of ranging from grassroots 2011 and retired from Adelaide Strikers T20 Big 2006 she presented to State Taxation. Lisa’s to elite as a coach, politics in 2014. Michael Bash team. Prior to the UN in New York for qualifications include a player and administrator was a physical joining SACA, Bronwyn the International Bachelor of Laws, over the past 20 years. education teacher in spend two decades in Paralympic Committee. Bachelor of Commerce Jane runs her own Kadina from 1979-85, media and sales Katrina is Director of (major Accounting) and business Enabling before entering politics. management including Silver 2 Gold High a Graduate of the Solutions, a change Michael filled the casual eight years in Sydney in Performance Solutions, Australian Institute of management and vacancy position on the senior sales roles with empowering groups and Company’s Directors organisational Sport SA Board before Austereo. Bronwyn has individuals. She founded Course. A world development consultant being appointed been a Board member newday, a platform Champion Underwater specialising in cross President in September of a number of sports leading for the greater Hockey player with a sector partnering 2015. Michael’s passion associations and was a good, hosting summits range of sporting providing independent for sport also sees him Telstra Business Woman and leadership interests, Lisa has been a advice around trouble serve on the World of the Year Finalist in programs in Australia board member for a shooting, up skilling and Tennis Challenge Board. 2008 and 2013. She is and Nepal. She’s an number of organisations building capacity within Michael has attended 9 President of the Hills International Paralympic including Finding organisations. Jane is out of 9 Directors’ Netball Association and Committee global Workable Solutions, Eye President of Athletics meetings the Aldgate Netball ambassador. National Play Sports (formerly South Australia’s and Club and a player and Development Officer Blind Sporting Council) chair of Touch Football umpire for both. with the Australian and the Himalayan South Australia advisory Bronwyn has attended 8 Paralympic Committee Development committee. She is a out of 9 Directors’ SA/ACT from 2005-2007, Foundations Australia graduate of both the meetings. Katrina is a Inc. Lisa has attended 9 Australian Institute of Physiotherapist. She is out of 9 Directors Company Directors and ambassador for meetings. the South Australian Adelaide Crows, Leaders Institute of South Australia Day, Premier’s Australia. Jane has Be Active Challenge, attended 7 out of 7 and Minda; a board Directors’ meetings member of the Adelaide since her appointment. Crows Children’s Foundation, the Kennedy & Co Foundation and served on the Premier’s Council for Women. Katrina has attended 8 out of 9 Directors’ meetings. 3 Joe Stevens Mark Easton David Hutton John Cranwell Having been elected to the Mark has been the CEO Appointed to the Sport John been Chief Sport SA Board in 2011 and of Bowls SA since 2013 SA Board in 2013 to fill a Executive Officer of re-elected in 2013 and 2015, and was elected to the casual vacancy David is Inclusive Sport Inc since Joe brings to the board an Sport SA Board in 2015. passionate about sport 2012 and was previously extensive background in He has a general interest and physical activity Development Officer sport at all levels. His passion in all sport including AFL, and the positive benefits with Bowls SA, and particularly for athletics Bowls, Cricket and it provides our Pathways Manager at began during his early years Netball and has community at all levels. Squash SA. He is an as an athlete through to qualifications in Business His experience is experienced leader officiating and taking on a Management and predominantly in AFL as within the sport and number of key Finance. His involvement a player and senior community sectors. John administrative functions at in other sporting administrator at state won Sport SA both state and national committees includes and national level. Administrator of the Year levels including President of Bowls Australia National Through his previous role Award in 2013, was a SA Olympic Council and Marketing and Branding as SANFL State Manager finalist for the same board member of Athletics Committee and Bowls Community award in 2015 and now SA since 2001, and a Australia National Engagement, current sits on the Sport SA member of the Olympic Capitation and Revenue role as CEO of Rowing Awards Committee. Council Board. Joe is Race Stream Committee. SA, as well as John has a strong Director of the highly Mark was instrumental to experiences in passion for sport as a successful Sunday Mail City- the introduction of Open volunteering and tool for community Bay Fun Run and has the Bowls across the state. supporting a range of inclusion. John has greatest respect and Mark has attended 9 out sports at community attended 9 out of 9 admiration for the many of 9 Directors’ meetings. level, David understands Directors’ meetings. volunteers who support the significant roles sport ensuring they are undertaken by recognised. Joe has volunteers in the sports attended 7 out of 9 industry. David has Directors’ meetings attended 8 out of 9 Directors’ meetings. Organisational structure 2017/18 Sport SA Members Sport SA Board Business Membership & Administration Officer Manager (FTE) (P/T) Chief Executive Officer (FTE) Administration Assistant & Finance Officer (P/T) Training Volunteers & Placements Manager (FTE) Lecturers Consultants Chief Executive Office (FTE) 4 2017/18 Sport SA Members (at 30 June 2018) Our members are the backbone of Sport SA, and we continue to work together, listening to member needs and advocating for the delivery of better services and supports to sport across South Australia from grassroots right through to elite. In 2017/18 we acknowledge the following valuable members from across our sporting community. Full (category A) Dogs SA Royal Life Saving SA Total: 92 DragonBoat SA SA Amateur Soccer League ACHPER SA Drill Dance SA SA Clay Target Association Adelaide University Sport Equestrian SA SA Men’s Netball Association Archery SA Fencing SA SA Police Sports Federation SA ARLC SA – NRL SA FFSA SA Pony Club Athletics SA Golf SA SA Rifle Association Australian Independent Dirt Gymnastics SA SA Rugby Union Kart Association Inc Handball SA SA Snowsport Association Australian Sailing Limited – Yachting SA Hockey SA SAAS Australian Underwater Horse SA SACA Federation SA Ice Hockey SA SANFL Australian University Sport Ice Skating SA SAPSASA Badminton SA Inclusive Sport SA Inc SAWLA Baseball SA IPSC SA Skate SA Basketball SA Judo SA Softball SA Bicycle SA Kodokan Judo SA Special Olympics SA Billiards & Snooker Korfball SA Sporting Shooters Association SA Association of South Australia Lacrosse SA Sports Medicine Australian SA BMX SA Life Be In It Squash SA Bowls SA Little Athletics SA SSSSA Boxing SA Marleston League Surf Life Saving SA Calisthenics SA Masters Squash SA Swimming SA CAMS SA/NT Masters Swimming SA Table Tennis SA Canoe SA Motorcycling SA Tafe SA – Regency Campus Ch9 Adelaide Football League (SAAFL) Netball SA Target Rifle SA City-Bay Fun Run Inc Polocrosse SA Tennis SA Croquet SA Powerlifting
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