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Queensland Olympic Council Annual Report 2014 Queensland Olympic Council Annual Report 2014 Queensland Olympic Council Limited ACN 010 881 615 Registered Office: 69 Hale Street BRISBANE QLD 4000 Postal Address: 69 Hale Street BRISBANE QLD 4000 Ph: +61 7 3121 6428 Email: [email protected] Website: olympics.com.au/qld Contents PATRONS, EXECUTIVE BOARD, LIFE MEMBERS & AOC DELEGATES .............................................................................................................................................................2 MANAGEMENT TEAM, OLYMPIANS CLUB OF QUEENSLAND & EDUCATION COMMISSION ......................................................................................................................................3 TEAM APPEAL COMMITTEE & CORPORATE COMMITTEE .................................................................................4 MERIT AWARD RECIPIENTS ..........................................................................................................................................5 DE COUBERTIN SERVICE AWARD RECIPIENTS & PIERRE DE COUBERTIN INTERNATIONAL YOUTH FORUM PARTICIPANTS .................................................................................................6 PRESIDENT’S REPORT ................................................................................................................................................7-9 SECRETARY GENERAL’S REPORT .......................................................................................................................10-11 EDUCATION COMMISSION REPORT ................................................................................................................12-15 OLYMPIANS CLUB OF QUEENSLAND REPORT ....................................................................................................16 CONTROLLING BODIES ...............................................................................................................................................17 RECOGNISED BODIES ..................................................................................................................................................18 AUDITED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (FS Pg 1-20) .........................................................................................19-39 DIRECTOR’S REPORT ......................................................................................................................................FS pg 1-3 STATEMENT OF COMPREHENSIVE INCOME ...............................................................................................FS pg 4 STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION .........................................................................................................FS pg 5 STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS .........................................................................................................................FS pg 6 STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN EQUITY ..........................................................................................................FS pg 7 NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS ............................................................................................. FS pg 8-14 DIRECTOR’S DECLARATION .......................................................................................................................... FS pg 15 AUDITOR’S REPORT ...................................................................................................................................FS pg 16-19 STATEMENT OF FUNDRAISING FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE ............................................................. FS pg 20 Queensland Olympic Council Limited Chief Patron Her Excellency the Honourable Ms Penelope Wensley AC Governor of Queensland (until 29 July 2014) His Excellency the Honourable Paul de Jersey AC Governor of Queensland (from 29 July 2014) Patron The Honourable Campbell Newman MP The Premier of Queensland Executive Board President Natalie Cook OAM Senior Vice President Ray Ebert Vice President - Finance Trevor Beckingham OAM FCPA B.Bus (Acctcy) Secretary-General Trevor Beckingham OAM FCPA B.Bus (Acctcy) Executive Members Toby Jenkins - B. Comm Sara Carrigan OAM Julie McDonald OAM Paul Gonzalez Life Members Cecil Henderson (deceased) GW ‘Terry’ Moessinger AM (1983) (deceased) Hector Cormie (1985) (deceased) EG (Garry) Stephenson (1986) (deceased) Judge Edmond Broad (1986) (deceased) Thomas Blue AM BEM (1986) (deceased) VN (Norm) Gailey MBE (1986) (deceased) Ruby Robinson AM MBE (1990) (deceased) Guerin Gardner OAM FCA (1993)(deceased) Ralph Beckingham OAM (2001) Barry Cheales OAM (2007) Dr. Ian Jobling (2009) Michael Wenden AM MBE (2010) Trevor Beckingham OAM (2013) Kenneth Madsen MBE (2013) AOC Delegates Natalie Cook OAM Trevor Beckingham OAM Lisa Zoomers 2 Management Team Operations Manager Lisa Zoomers Olympians Club of Queensland President Julie McDonald OAM Treasurer Trevor Beckingham OAM - FCPA B.Bus (Acctcy) Secretary Lisa Zoomers Committee Members Denise Boyd Peter Phillips Bruce Featherston Angus Waddell Joshua Jefferis Paul Gonzalez Jane Moran Chantelle Newbery OAM Education Commission Chair Lara Davenport OAM Members Kim Cooper Trevor Beckingham OAM Dr. Ian Jobling Alana Boyd Lisa Zoomers Dr Caroline Riot Prudence Byrnes 3 Team Appeal Committee for RIO 2016 Chairman Mark Stockwell Deputy Chair Natalie Cook OAM Team Appeal Committee Sallyanne Atkinson AO Andrew Bell Peter Betros Hon Rob Borbidge AO Mark Brodie Stephen Conry Peter Cummiskey Chris Dore Neill Ford Damian Frawley John Gambaro David Green Victor Hoog Antink Graeme Juniper Zimi Meka Paul McLean MBE Karl Morris Susie O’Neill OAM John Pearce Kieren Perkins OAM Geoff Rodgers Maha Sinnathamby Peter Tighe Corporate Committee Natalie Cook OAM Darren Condon Peter Collyns Andy Georges Jim Grant Andrew Guiver Tony Stower Lisa Zoomers 4 Merit Award Recipients 1986 2001 Barry Cheales OAM John Humphreys Shirley Chessher Brian Macdermott (deceased) John Cuneo Norma Fleming 2002 Jack Forrest (deceased) Natalie Cook OAM Garry Gardner OAM FCA (deceased) Grant Hackett OAM E. Joe King AM (deceased) 2003 Stephen Holland OAM Steven Bradbury OAM Ruby Robinson AM MBE (deceased) Danny Sheehan Dr. David Theile AO 2004 1990 Norbury Rogers AO Ralph Beckingham OAM Marlene Mathews AO Hilary Chessher MBE 2005 1993 Greg Hallam Arthur Cusack (deceased) Julie McDonald OAM Tracey Wickham MBE 2006 1996 Kim Cooper Ronald Leahy (deceased) David Fordham (deceased) 1997 2007 Duncan Armstrong OAM John Carew (deceased) Trevor Beckingham OAM Veronica Guiver (deceased) Susan O’Neill OAM 2008 Clint Robinson OAM Laurie Lawrence Jon Sieben OAM Michael Wenden AM MBE 2009 Samantha Riley OAM 1998 Dr. Karen Walduck Tracey Belbin OAM Deborah Bowman-Sullivan OAM 2010 Lorraine Hillas OAM Stephen Hinchy Dean Lukin OAM Scott Volkers Clover Maitland OAM 2011 Norman May OAM Denis Cotterell Jennifer Morris OAM Steve McRoberts Kim Tuckwell OAM 2012 1999 Andy Georges Glynis Nunn-Cearns OAM Dr. Sue Hooper Kieren Perkins OAM 2013 2000 Lisa Bennetts Tom Anderson (deceased) Jodie Henry Renita Garard OAM Dr. Ian Jobling 2014 Richard Powell Duncan Free 5 De Coubertin Service Award Recipients John Kane Marlene Mathews AO (2003) Dr. Ian Jobling (2004) Trevor Beckingham OAM (2005) Kim Cooper (2013) Pierre de Coubertin International Youth Forum Participants 1997 Le Havre – FRANCE Did not Participate 1999 Much Wenlock – ENGLAND Did Not participate 2001 Lausanne – SWITZERLAND Brendon Aubrey Alana Boyd Robyn Burt Aidan Fenoglio Kathy Hillyard Jill Koltermann 2003 Arenzano - ITALY Stevie Bray Luke Keyes 2005 Radstadt - AUSTRIA Ben Day Jessica Faulkner 2007 Tabor – CZECH REPUBLIC Campbell Schmidt Ella Tanner 2009 Olympia - GREECE Oliver Cook Katharina Riehl 2011 Beijing - CHINA Jayden Hopewell Sarah Pullen 2013 Lillehammer - NORWAY Peter McMaster Laryssa Perkins 6 2014 Presidents Report What a year, it was my first full year in the role as President. We have worked very closely with the AOC to align our fundraising strategy to give us the best opportunity to hit our targets. Our target is $1M (with $7.8M being the National Figure). Apart from fundraising our other focus being on the PDC and Athlete wellbeing and the Olympians Club. With that in mind we spent the year hard at work, continuing on with our legacy events and putting together a team of people to go to work on a new initiative and new direction. Lets take a look at what we have been up to! Sochi 2014 Throughout 16 days of action packed competition we saw 60 Australian athletes compete on the world stage at the 2014 Sochi Olympic Winter Games. We witnessed triumph and heartbreak as the Australian Olympic Winter Team campaign concluded with 3 Medals and a host of top 5, 10, and 16 results. Queensland had 5 Athletes compete at the Games, Alex Ferlazzo – Luge, Deanna Lockett – Short Track Skating, Ross Peraudo – Alpine Skiing, Astrid Radjenovic – Bobsleigh and Michelle Steele – Skeleton. Deanna achieving a Top 10 result in the 1000m Short Track Skating. Pierre de Coubertin Awards The Pierre de Coubertin Awards were again a highlight on the QOC calendar this year. To see the looks on the students faces when presented with their Awards continues to be a highlight for me personally. The presentation was held on Saturday 12 July 2014 at Somerville House in South Brisbane. 126 Recipients attended out of 201 Nominations received this year. This presentation was a group effort and could not have been so successful without the help of all involved. Lara Davenport Chair - Education Commission, Lisa Zoomers, and four University of Queensland students, through the Centre
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