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2019 WLIS Successful Applicant List 2019 Women Leaders in Sport Approved Grant Recipients Individual Grants Women Participating in Recipient Name Current Role in Sport Sport Course Title Course Provider Course Amount Coaching & Officiating Alexandra Billeter Official/Judge/Umpire Football (Soccer) FFA Level 2 Assessor and FFA Level 2 Course Instructor Football Queensland 1 $ 1450 Anna Roganova Coach/Trainer Weightlifting Level 2 Olympic Weightlifting Coaching Course Australian Weightlifting Federation 1 $ 1670 Beth Whaanga Coach/Trainer Rugby Union Developing Coach Level 2 Rugby Australia 1 $ 450 Brandie O'Connor Coach/Trainer Cycling Graduate Certificate of Sport and Exercise University of Southern Queensland 1 $ 3,000 Casandra Wright Coach/Trainer Football (Soccer) FFA A Licence Football Federation Australia 1 $ 3,000 Crystal Yeo Coach/Trainer Gymnastics FIG Level 3 Academy Program Gymnastics Australia 1 $ 2,000 Danielle Prince Coach/Trainer Gymnastics FIG Level 2 Academy Program Gymnastics Australia 1 $ 2,000 Eleni Vosnakis Coach/Trainer Football (Soccer) FFA B Licence Football Federation Australia 1 $ 2,420 Emily Hall Coach/Trainer Rugby League Level 2 Strength and Conditioning Coach Accreditation Course Australian Strength and Conditioning Association 1 $ 1,000 Jenny Hassan Coach/Trainer Athletics Level 3 Performance Development Coach Athletics Australia 1 $ 193 Joanna Bailey Coach/Trainer Athletics Level 2 Intermediate Recreational Running Coach Athletics Victoria 1 $ 850 Julia Chernoukha Coach/Trainer Football (Soccer) FFA B Licence Football Federation Australia 1 $ 2,420 Katherine Evans Coach/Trainer Equestrian Introductory Coach - Coaching, Horse Management, Riding Equestrian Australia 1 $ 1,009 Lauren Kappler Coach/Trainer Sailing / Yachting Powerboat Handling Course Australian Sailing 1 $ 450 Leanne Knox Coach/Trainer Weightlifting Level 2 Olympic Weightlifting Coaching Course Australian Weightlifting Federation 1 $ 1670 Michelle Versluys Coach/Trainer Surf Life Saving Level 1 Run Leader Athletics New South Wales 1 $ 410 Olivia Knowles Coach/Trainer Australian Football Level 2 Strength and Conditioning Coach Accreditation Course Australian Strength and Conditioning Association 1 $ 1,200 Prateeti Sabhlok Coach/Trainer Synchronised Swimming Alixa Flexibility Instructor Certification Course Module 1 Alixa Flexibility 1 $ 250 Shani Cashin Coach/Trainer Gymnastics FIG Level 2 Academy Program Gymnastics Australia 1 $ 2,000 Governance / Other Adelaide Jackson Management Gymnastics Assertive Communication for Women Australian Institute of Management 1 $ 1,240 Alice Martin Executive/Board/Committee Orienteering Governance Foundations for Not-for-Profit Directors Australian Institute of Company Directors 1 $ 1,864 Amy Duggan Executive/Board/Committee Football (Soccer) Company Directors Course Australian Institute of Company Directors 1 $ 3,000 Christine Osborne Executive/Board/Committee Football (Soccer) Working In Sport Essentials (WISE) Program Governance Institute of Australia 1 $ 475 Gina Sacilotto Sport Science/Sport Medicine Swimming SMARTABASE Builder Course Fusion Sport 1 $ 795 Lisa Lymbery Corporate/Event/Competitions Cricket Gender Diversity Programme INSEAD 1 $ 2,400 Louise Morrison Communications/Marketing Cricket Diploma of Marketing and Communication Asset College 1 $ 3,000 Maartje Theunissen Management Shooting Company Directors Course Australian Institute of Company Directors 1 $ 3,000 Margaret Hamley Management Netball CEW Leaders Program Chief Executive Women 1 $ 3,000 Paula Ward Executive/Board/Committee Equestrian Company Directors Course Australian Institute of Company Directors 1 $ 3,000 Renee Chappell Executive/Board/Committee Cricket Company Directors Course Australian Institute of Company Directors 1 $ 3,000 Sarah De Rozario Executive/Board/Committee Table Tennis Become Board Ready Women on Boards 1 $ 2,000 Shannon Townsend Coach/Trainer Swimming Diploma of Positive Psychology and Wellbeing Langley Group Institute 1 $ 3,000 Tiffany Robertson Communications/Marketing Australian Football CEW Leaders Program Chief Executive Women 1 $ 3,000 Vibeke Stisen Communications/Marketing Hockey Company Directors Course Australian Institute of Company Directors 1 $ 3,000 Leadership & Management Ainslie Gardner Management Motor Sport Project Management Fundamentals and Training Evaluation Australian Institute of Management 1 $ 2,990 Alexandra Ash Executive/Board/Committee Disability Sport Williamson Community Leadership Program Leadership Victoria 1 $ 3,000 Alexandra Fehon Corporate/Event/Competitions Triathlon Lead Emerging Program Business Chicks 1 $ 3000 Anna Fitzgerald Executive/Board/Committee Athletics Master of Business Administration - Sports Management Torrens University 1 $ 2,442 Anna Muldoon Management Paralympics Graduate Diploma in Sport Business and Integrity Victoria University 1 $ 3,000 Belinda Cameron Executive/Board/Committee Floorball Certificate IV in Leadership and Management Australian Institute of Management 1 $ 3,000 Britt Giles Coach/Trainer Australian Football Leadership Coaching and Mentoring Program Alison Crabb 1 $ 2,800 Cassie Langford Corporate/Event/Competitions Cricket Diploma of Leadership and Management Monarch Institute 1 $ 2,100 Eliza Freney Sport Science/Sport Medicine Cricket Master of Business Administration Deakin University 1 $ 3,000 Elyse Hicks Management Basketball Conflict Resolution Australian Institute of Management 1 $ 1,495 Emily Boulton Smith Sport Science/Sport Medicine Cricket The Performance Edge Leadership Management Australia 1 $ 3,000 Fiona Cameron Executive/Board/Committee Floorball Certificate IV in Leadership and Management Australian Institute of Management 1 $ 3,000 Jayde De Bondt Executive/Board/Committee Australian Football Diploma of Leadership and Management AFL SportsReady 1 $ 3,000 Kathy Fahim Coach/Trainer Tennis Dealing with Difficult People Course University of Sydney Centre for Continuing Education 1 $ 537 Kirsten Lange Executive/Board/Committee Handball European Handball Manager Course German Sport University Cologne 1 $ 3,000 Maddi Blomberg Management Football (Soccer) Leading from Within University of New South Wales Business School 1 $ 3,000 Naomi Wagstaff Management Rowing Advanced Diploma of Leadership and Management Monarch Institute 1 $ 2,950 Rachel Neylan Elite Athlete/Ex-elite Athlete Cycling High Impact Leadership Online Short Course University of Cambridge 1 $ 3,000 Renee Cassell Executive/Board/Committee Athletics Change Management Australian Institute of Management 1 $ 1,495 Sally Phillips Corporate/Event/Competitions Basketball Mentoring2Advance Michelle Redfern 1 $ 3,000 Tamara Joy Corporate/Event/Competitions Motor Sport Level 1 Coaching Certification Institute of Executive Coaching and Leadership 1 $ 3,000 Tanya Ter Bogt Corporate/Event/Competitions Basketball Certificate IV in Training and Assessment TAFE SA 1 $ 1,900 Verity Keogh Executive/Board/Committee Rowing Rising Leadership Program Leadership WA 1 $ 3,000 TOTAL: 57 $ 123,925 Organisation Grants Women Participating in Organisation Name Organisation Type Sport Project Title Project Provider Project Amount Australian Paralympic Committee National Sporting Organisation Paralympics Optimising Leadership-Taking it to the next level Leadership Shapers-Amanda Crawford 4 $ 9,100 Basketball WA State Sporting Organisation Basketball Emerging Leaders Program iThrive Consulting 10 $ 4,000 Cricket Australia National Sporting Organisation Cricket Positive Leadership Swinburne University 6 $ 6,000 Gymnastics NSW State Sporting Organisation Gymnastics Women in Sport Leadership Masterclass Training Carol Fox & Co 13 $ 19,500 Life Saving Victoria State Sporting Organisation Surf Life Saving Ready 2 Lead-Female Future Leaders Program Emsery Training 60 $ 20,000 Netball SA State Sporting Organisation Netball Executive Coaching Program Leed Consulting 3 $ 10,000 Professional Footballers Australia National Sporting Organisation Football (Soccer) Governance Foundations for Not-for-Profit Directors Australian Institute of Company Directors 9 $ 14,229 Queensland Cricket Association State Sporting Organisation Cricket Front Foot Leadership Program Artem Group 16 $ 20,000 Surf Life Saving Australia National Sporting Organisation Surf Life Saving Developing Women Leaders University of Sydney Centre for Continuing Education 13 $ 9,326 Western Australian Football Commission State Sporting Organisation Australian Football Emerging Leaders Program iThrive Consulting 12 $ 5,250 TOTAL: 146 $ 117,405 GRAND TOTAL: 203 $ 241,330 2019 Women Leaders in Sport Approved Workshop Participants Individual Workshops Participant Name Current Role in Sport Sport Women Participating in Individual Workshops Aalia Visram Corporate/Event/Competitions University Sport 1 Aimee White Administration/Development Cricket 1 Alicia Green Corporate/Event/Competitions Football (Soccer) 1 Alisia Harmon Management Cycling 1 Amber Loone Executive/Board/Committee Surf Life Saving 1 Amy Alagna Management Rugby Union 1 Amy Nolan Administration/Development Netball 1 Amy Zofrea Corporate/Event/Competitions Rugby League 1 Anna Macfarlane Coach/Trainer Triathlon 1 Ashlea Block Management Tennis 1 Brianna Coleman Executive/Board/Committee Hockey 1 Brittany Vearing Management Netball 1 Brooke Kneebush Executive/Board/Committee Gymnastics 1 Caitlin Arnold Communications/Marketing Australian Football 1 Caitlin Campbell Executive/Board/Committee Hockey 1 Carolyn Wilson Official/Judge/Umpire Surf Life Saving 1 Catriona Bisset Elite Athlete/Ex-elite Athlete Athletics 1 Chelsea
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