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2012/13 Annual Report 2012/13 Annual Report Covering the period 1 October 2012 to 30 June 2013 Australian Paralympic Committee Australian Paralympian of the Year 2012 Paralympian of the Year Awards PO Box 596 1994 Louise Sauvage Australian Paralympian of the Year: Sydney Markets 1995 Priya Cooper Jacqueline Freney (swimming) NSW 2129 1996 Louise Sauvage APC President’s Award for Building A 1997 Louise Sauvage Excellence in Sportsmanship: 1 Herb Elliott Avenue Libby Kosmala (shooting)/ 1998 Louise Sauvage Sydney Olympic Park Kieran Modra (cycling) NSW 2127 2000 Siobhan Paton Male Athlete of the Year: 2002 Michael Milton T: +61 2 9704 0500 Evan O’Hanlon (athletics) F: +61 2 9704 0589 2004 Tim Sullivan Female Athlete of the Year: E: [email protected] 2008 Matthew Cowdrey Jacqueline Freney (swimming) W: www.paralympic.org.au 2010 Cameron Rahles-Rahbula Junior Athlete of the Year: 2012 Jacqueline Freney ABN 41810 234 213 Maddison Elliott (swimming)/ ACN 061 547 957 Rheed McCracken (athletics) Team of the Year: HONOUR ROLL The Steelers (wheelchair rugby)/ SKUD18 Crew (sailing) Australian Paralympic Medal 2001 Marie Little Coach of the Year: Peter Day (cycling) 2002 Ron Finneran 2004 Adrienne Smith Paralympic Achievement Award: Matthew Cowdrey (swimming) 2005 Nick Dean 2008 Scott Goodman 2010 Paul Bird Ken Brown John Coates Doug Denby Rod Kemp Australian Paralympic Committee ANNUAL REPORT 2012/13 CONTENTS President’s Report 02 CEO’s Report 04 The APC 06 Finance 08 Message from the Australian Sports Commission 13 Sport 15 Commercial 30 Communications 38 Knowledge Services 43 Corporate Services 44 APC Sponsor Family 45 Front cover: Mitchell Gourley Inside cover: Australian wheelchair basketball fans Page 1 PRESIDENT’S REPORT The Australian Paralympic Committee believes everyone has the right to play sport and achieve their potential. As the peak body for Paralympic sport in Australia, our aim is to produce world class high performance Para- athletes and increase the number of people with disabilities participating in sport to the level of their choice. In the past year, we have achieved on and off the field of play. In their preparations for the Sochi Paralympic Winter Games, our winter athletes have enjoyed medal success during the IPC Alpine Skiing World Cup season, and at the grassroots, the level of interest from those wanting to take up Para-sport has risen significantly after the London 2012 Paralympic Games. More than a year has passed since London 2012 and the great success of the Australian Paralympic Team continues to resonate with Australians. From all levels of government, to corporate Australia and the wider community, our Team’s success in London struck a chord with many Australians and has forever changed the way Paralympic sport is viewed. The APC is clear in its vision for the future of Para- sport in Australia. Para-sport is intrinsically connected to all parts of our community. With this in mind, the APC has worked to build on the success of London and enhance our existing programs with the aim to create a fair, equal and inclusive society. During the 2012/13 financial year, the APC Board of Directors approved a major new strategic plan for 2013-17 which charts the future direction of the APC and Para-sport in Australia. It is a plan with clear goals to grow as an organisation and exceed our high performance reputation, deliver greater opportunities for athletes, generate more commercial income and continue to build awareness in the community. Page 2 Alexandra Green Australian Paralympic Committee ANNUAL REPORT 2012/13 As we move forward, we believe it is time to address and community sport partners to better deliver a fundamental issue in the Australian Government’s sporting opportunities for people with disabilities, support for sport for people with a disability. Greater we strive for excellence through connecting funding is crucial to the APC’s ability to deliver people. our goals and I would like to encourage the new I would like to thank our member organisations, Australian Government to adopt our election corporate partners, state governments and donors policy submission which calls for greater equity in for your work towards improving opportunities for funds for athletes with a disability and able-bodied athletes with a disability. A collective approach is athletes. Everything the APC does and strives for is crucial to creating a more equal society in which underpinned by the principle of equity. sport has a major role to play. We are getting closer. We have been fortunate in the past to have the I am confident in the direction Para-sport is headed ongoing support of federal and state governments, in Australia and that is due in no small part to the our commercial partners and importantly, the expertise and experience of the APC’s Board of Australian public through generous financial Directors and our Chief Executive, Jason Hellwig. contributions, so we can build a better sporting Our movement continues to move forward thanks and social framework for people with a disability. to the vision and passion of our people. Paralympic sport has come of age in Australia. It The 2012/13 reporting period has been one of is there for all to see in the world class quality of great momentum as we work towards moving our athletes and training programs, as well as the Para-sport into its next phase. Through our growing number of Para-sport events held on our innovation and growing integration across many shores accompanied by a growing level of media facets of the Australian community, the APC is coverage. It is a matter of priority that government leading the way to change in Australian sport – policy settings keep pace with the growing maturity change that brings equality, change that brings and success of Para-sport. greater results, and change that has a social To that end, I would like to thank the former Federal impact far beyond the sporting field of play. We Ministers for Sport, the Honourable Kate Lundy and look forward to leading Australian sport to a better the Honourable Don Farrell for their passion and place and sharing the journey with you. commitment to Paralympic sport, and welcome the new minister, the Honourable Peter Dutton to the role. I look forward to working with Minister Dutton to further advance the reach and profile of Para-sport in our country. I also wish to extend my thanks to the Chief Executive of the Australian Sports Commission, Simon Hollingsworth, for his commitment to Para-sport throughout the Australia’s Winning Edge 2012-2022 funding review. The APC has a reputation built on high performance, which we apply across all our activities. From our comprehensive education program, which has recently expanded to successfully integrate Greg Hartung Paralympic modules into tertiary courses, to our President maturing relationships with our national federations Australian Paralympic Committee Alexandra Green Page 3 CEO’S REPORT While it would have been potential for negative publicity. This strategy will tempting to try to extend change. The APC is now focused on diversifying and the success we achieved expanding its revenue streams to ensure its future at the London 2012 financial health, and in the next few years, we are Paralympic Games by confident that this strategy will deliver significant doing more of the same, benefits. the APC Board and staff In developing our new strategy, we have been aware understood the necessity of the need to prepare for more challenging Games to review, examine and in 2014 and 2016 in complex local environments, reinvigorate everything and an increasingly competitive global Paralympic we do as we move environment. In London there were 251 new world towards future Paralympic records, continuing a trend of more than 250 world Games in Sochi and Rio. records at each Games since 1992. It is a trend which The result has been a strategic and structural re- does not look like diminishing, as the world embraces design of the APC and its operations undertaken Paralympic sport, and the competition gets fiercer. during the 2012/13 reporting period. We identified a strong need for our new strategy and structure to position us to meet these challenges. Under the clear and strong guidance of the Board, and with expert assistance from The development of our new strategy also occurs PricewaterhouseCoopers, every component of within the context of significant changes to Australian the APC’s operations was considered in light of six Government funding and its structure of support for strategic aims relating to: the Paralympic Games elite sport through the Australian Institute of Sport. and events; Para-sport; participation and community While the APC received welcome additional funding engagement; awareness and brand health; brand under Australia’s Winning Edge 2012-2022 program, it identity and commercial activities; and our is a fact that the proportion of elite funding allocated organisational capacity and influence. to Paralympic sport is inequitable, and currently runs at about half of the proportion allocated by one of As a result, the APC’s structure is changing to reflect our closest rivals, Great Britain. We are appreciative its changed focus. The new Games and Events of the funding and the broader support we receive division will concentrate on the delivery of our from the Australian Government and its sport agency, Paralympic Teams and the events that support and the Australian Sports Commission, but we will never promote those Teams. Our existing Sport division apologise for pointing out when Paralympic sport is will be more focused than ever on adding value to still not getting its fair share. the performance activities of our sporting partners, as well as growing participation in Para-sport by In addition to the challenges we embrace as an increasing opportunities, awareness and support organisation, the APC unashamedly challenges for participation activities at all levels of the athlete its members, sports and other partners to extend pathway.
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