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AR 16/17 Proof 2.Indd the leader for sport in SA 2016/2017 ANNUAL REPORT Sport SA has achieved a reputation for promoting sports administration and management as a professional small business operation, for high level advocacy with government on important Sports Industry issues, is a Registered Training Organisation and has expanded a highly respected industry training program to meet the needs of our industry. Providing leadership for the growth and success of sport in SA FRONT COVER: 2016 SPORT SA AWARD WINNERS AND AWARD SPONSOR Top row, from left to right Signifi cant Event of the Year – representatives from Hancock Prospecting Swimming Australia Olympic Trials with Jack Howard, Director BeSigned Secondary School Sports Award – Liam Bekric Underdale HS, Multi-class Swimming and Rob Greenwood, Sports Editor Messenger Community News Limited Administrator of the Year – Michael Carter FFSA and Renee Morris, Account Executive Arthur J. Gallagher Second row, from left to right Community Event of the Year - Dragons Down Under Adelaide 2016, John Holland, President DragonBoats SA and Jack Howard, Director BeSigned Richard Newman Primary School Sports Award - Ben Hinks Craigburn PS, Sailing, Peter Roberts, Manager Sport, Swimming and Aquatics, Department for Education & Child Development Volunteer Award - John Holland, DragonBoats SA and Joe Stevens Race Director, Sunday Mail City Bay Fun Run Inc. Third row, from left to right Country Athlete of the Year – Aidan Stock, Hockey and the Hon Michael Wright, President, Sport SA Offi cial of the Year - Glenn Errington, Table Tennis and Michael Keenan, Executive Offi cer, Club One Coach of the Year – Peter Bishop, Swimming and the Hon Michael Wright, President, Sport SA BACK COVER: 2016 KPMG SOUTH AUSTRALIAN SPORT HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES AND REPRESENTATIVES From left to right: Matthew Cowdrey OAM, Julie Francou, Jenny Cheesman AM, Jan Stirling AM, Maxine Wallace (representing Victor Richardson OBE), Barb Dalwood (representing Greg Chappell MBE) and Paul Cenko (Partner, KPMG) 36 the leader for sport in SA Contents 02 .................... Governance 04 .................... 2016/17 Sport SA Members 05 .................... President’s Report 06 .................... Chief Executive Offi cers’ Report 08 .................... Organisational Structure, Representation and Committees 09 .................... Advocacy 11 ..................... Industry and Workforce Capability 16 .................... Infrastructure 17 .................... South Australian Sports Museum 18 .................... 2016 KPMG South Australian Sport Awards 22 .................... Promotion 25 .................... Finance Report 32 .................... Sport SA Partners Patron His Excellency, the Honourable Hieu Van Le AC, Governor of South Australia Registered Offi ce Military Road, West Beach SA PO Box 103 West Beach SA 5024 ABN 97 454 116 317 Honorary Auditor Rod Shearing OAM (FIPA) Honorary Solicitor Brendan Golden Sport SA Staff Jan Sutherland - Chief Executive Offi cer Peter Spry - Business Manager Jodi Ryan - Training Manager Lea O’Brien - Administration and Membership Offi cer (P/T) Sharon Stephenson - Finance Offi cer / Training Administration (P/T 0.6) Pictured above: 2017 Mr. Mick Clare South Australian Masters Games 01 Governance The Sport SA Board consists of seven directors elected by members and two directors appointed by the Board. The President and Vice President are elected by the Board following the AGM each year. The Board is responsible for setting the strategic direction of Sport SA and overseeing the performance of the organisation. The Board met eight times in 2016/2017 and the directors are also involved in Governance and Project Committees of the Board. Board of Directors Hon Michael Wright, President Mark Easton Michael is a former Australian Labor Party Mark has been the CEO of Bowls SA since member and held the seat of Lee from 1997 2013 and was elected to the Sport SA Board to 2014. He was the Minister for Recreation in 2015. He has a general interest in all and Sport and Racing from 2002 to 2011 and sport including AFL, Bowls, Cricket and retired from politics in 2014. Michael fi lled Netball and has qualifi cations in Business the casual vacancy position on the Sport Management and Finance. His involvement SA Board and was appointed President in other sporting Committees have included following the retirement of John Dicker the Kangarilla Football Club, Bowls Australia APM in September 2015. Michael’s passion National Marketing and Branding Committee for sport also sees him serve on the World and Bowls Australia National Capitation Tennis Challenge and SA Community Football and Revenue Stream Committee. Mark was Boards. Michael has attended 8 out of 8 instrumental to the introduction of Open Director’s meetings. Bowls across the state. Mark has attended 7 out of 8 Director’s meetings. Bronwyn Klei, Vice President Jill George (until September 2016) Appointed to the Board in 2014 and Vice A lifelong commitment to sport, bringing a President later that year, Bronwyn is General wealth of knowledge and expertise from roles Manager of Sales and Commercial at SACA as a teacher, administrator, player, coach, as well as General Manager of the Adelaide manager and umpire equips Jill well for the Strikers T20 Big Bash team. Before joining role of Director. Her involvement with Sport SACA, Bronwyn spent two decades in media SA commenced in 1995 as a Board member, and sales management, including eight years continuing to September 2016, and serving in Sydney in senior sales roles for Austereo. as Vice President from 2002 until 2014 and Bronwyn has been a Board member of a awarded Life Membership in 2008. Jill has number of sports associations and was a represented sport and Sport SA in many fi nalist in the Telstra Business Woman of forums readily assisting with governance, the Year in 2008 and 2013. She is President projects and events. Jill has attended 1 out of of both the Hills Netball Association and the 2 Director’s meetings. Aldgate Netball Club where she is a player and umpire. Bronwyn has attended 7 out of 8 Director’s meetings. 02 Mark Hubbard John Cranwell (elected September 2016) Lisa Smith Mark currently serves in the role as CEO of John has been the Chief Executive Offi cer Lisa was appointed to the Board in Basketball SA where he took on the task of at Inclusive Sport Inc since 2012 and was 2016 and has extensive experience in building the new organisation under a new previously the Development Offi cer at Bowls Governance, Finance, Tax and Accounting. state wide peak body back in October 2006. SA, and Pathways Manager at Squash SA. She is currently employed by Penske Previous roles in sport include General He is an experienced leader within the sport Power Systems as the Group Tax Manager. Manager at Golf Clubs for a total of seven and community sector. John won Sport SA Lisa’s qualifi cations include a Bachelor of years. In that time Mark served on the Golf Administrator of the Year Award in 2013 and Laws and Bachelor of Commerce (Major Management Australia state and national was a fi nalist for the same award in 2015. Accounting). A World Champion Australian boards. He was fi rst appointed to the Sport John is Co-Host/Founder of the ‘Leading Underwater Hockey player with a range of SA Board in 2008 and fi lled the casual Sport Podcast’ alongside Adam Bishop which sporting interests, Lisa has been a Board vacancy in 2013. Mark is passionate about explores leadership in sport and recreation. member for a number of organisations sport participating in golf, basketball, tennis John has attended 6 out of 7 Director’s including: Finding Workable Solutions, Eye and cricket. Mark has attended 7 out of 8 meetings. Play Sports (formerly the Blind Sporting Director’s meetings. Council) and the Himalayan Development Foundations Australia Inc. Lisa has attended 8 out of 8 Director’s meetings. David Hutton Katrina Webb OAM – elected September 2016 Joe Stevens Appointed to the Sport SA Board in 2013 to Katrina is Owner and Director of Silver 2 Gold Having been elected to the Sport SA fi ll a casual vacancy, David is passionate High Performance Solutions which she founded Board in 2011 and re-elected in 2013 and about sport and physical activity and the in May 2000. She has had an extensive sporting 2015, Joe brings with him an extensive positive benefi ts it provides our community career, which includes three Gold Medals, two background in sport at all levels. His love at all levels. His experience has been mainly Silver Medals and a Bronze Medal from three of and passion for the sport of athletics, in Australian Rules Football as a player and Paralympic Games. Katrina was a National began primarily in his early years as an Senior Administrator at State and National Development Offi cer with the Australian athlete through to offi ciating and taking on level. Through his previous role as SANFL Paralympic Committee SA/ACT from 2005- a number of key administrative functions at State Manager Community Engagement, 2007 and is a certifi ed Physiotherapist. She both a State and National Level, including current role as CEO of Rowing SA, as well is currently an Australia Day Ambassador, President of Athletics SA and a Board as personal experience in volunteering Premier’s Be Active Challenge Ambassador, Member of Athletics SA since 2001 and a and supporting a range of sports at local Operation Flinders Challenge Ambassador, member of the Olympic Council Board. Joe community level, David understands the and Minda Ambassador. Katrina has been a is Race Director of the highly successful signifi cant roles undertaken by volunteers in member of the Crows Women in Management Sunday Mail City-Bay Fun Run and has the sports industry. David has attended 8 out Committee since 2013 and a Board Member the highest respect and admiration for of 8 Director’s meetings. at Adelaide Crows Foundation, Kennedy & Co the many volunteers who support sport Foundation, and previously Premier’s Council ensuring they are recognised.
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