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ORGANISATIONAL OVERVIEW Cricket Australia Structure Cricket Australia administers the game of cricket using a wide range of resources (the chart over the page represents full-time staff predominantly based at Cricket Australia headquarters and excludes state association employees). In addition to the Executive department, which manages the day-today operations of the Chief Executive Officer and Directors, Cricket Australia operates six other departments. Commercial Operations Overall role: Drive and consolidate revenue-raising and new business activities for Australian cricket. Responsibilities: • media rights; • acquiring and servicing commercial partners; • carrying out a licensing program; • formulating advertising strategies; • market research; • event management for international matches; and • promotions. Cricket Operations Overall role: Manage Australian teams at international level, administer the country’s premier domestic competitions, the Pura Cup and the ING Cup and oversee all first-class umpiring. Responsibilities: • all elite-level men’s cricket operations, including management of the Australian Test and one-day international teams; • programming for international and domestic cricket, including Australia A; • playing conditions for international and interstate cricket; • pre-tour inspections; • umpiring; and • Australian Cricketers’ Association relationship management. Finance and Administration Overall role: Manage Australian cricket’s finances and administer its internal operations. Responsibilities: • financial management of the business behind cricket; • human resources; • information technology infrastructure and service; and • office management. 11 Game Development Overall role: Responsible for overseeing all cricket development activity from the game’s highest level through to its grassroots. Responsibilities: • increasing participation across the nation; • revitalising club cricket; • co-ordinating world-class development programs for players, coaches and umpires; • contemporary education and training models for coaches, umpires, administrators and curators, designed to better service the game; • national youth championships; and • ICC East Asia Development program. Legal and Business Affairs Overall role: Provide in-house legal counsel, and ensure the organisation adheres to sound legal practice. Responsibilities: • legal drafting; • risk management; and • dispute resolution. Public Affairs Overall role: Plan and implement the organisation’s strategic communications programs, ensuring that cricket’s stakeholders are kept informed about the game. Responsibilities: • issues management; • media relations; • strategic communications; • publication production; • publicity; • Internet management; and • corporate hospitality.
Organisational chart at 30 September 2003 Commercial Operations DAVID FOUVY, General Manager, Commercial Operations EMMA MASON, Commercial Operations Co-ordinator ANTHONY EVERARD, Marketing Manager PENNY COSTELLO, Commercial Partners Executive TRUDY CLARK, Event Operations Executive BEN KING, Sponsorship and Promotions Officer ROB AIVATOGLOU, Sales Manager DAMIEN ADAMS, Business Development Manager EMMA CRIMMINS, Marketing Services Executive GLEN TOWERS, Consumer Products Executive Cricket Operations MICHAEL BROWN, General Manager, Cricket Operations SEANA MARTIN, Cricket Operations Co-ordinator GEOFF ALLARDICE, Cricket Manager JO ILSLEY, Team Administration Manager MATHEW BELL, Team Administration Officer BRENT SILVA, Umpire Officer STEPHEN BERNARD, Team Manager JOHN BUCHANAN, Team Coach TIM NIELSEN, Assistant Coach/Performance Analyst ERROL ALCOTT, Physiotherapist JOCK CAMPBELL, Physical Performance Manager Finance and Administration KATE BANOZIC, General Manager, Finance and Administration ANDREW WILES, Finance Manager RICHARD PAPWORTH, Management Accountant CAROLINE MILES, Payroll Officer MARCIA CHRISTMAS, Accounting Officer SHARYN LANGLEY, Accounts Assistant JO MITCHELL, Administration Officer CLAIRE STUBBS, Receptionist DAVID BELLEVUE, Travel services - Show Travel LEONIE HORTON, Travel services - Show Travel The following staff members departed during 2002-03. Their contribution to developing and administering cricket is appreciated: Tim Andrew, Troy Cooley, Simone Cresp, Susie Griffiths, Catherine Johnston, Catherine Kenny, Travis Mardling, Graham Miller, Anthony Moore, Patrick O’Beirne, Bob Parish, Wayne Phillips, Michelle Slade, Mike Walsh and Richard Watson. During the year Quentin Crombie, Mark Lazarus and Richard McInnes completed Cricket Australia secondments. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Executive JAMES SUTHERLAND, Chief Executive Officer TESS LYNCH, Executive Assistant to Chief Executive Officer EMMA HOPLEY, Assistant to Executive Office 12 Game Development ROSS TURNER, General Manager, Game Development ANNA RYAN, Game Development Co-ordinator MATTHEW DRAIN, High Performance Cricket Manager GRANT SMETHURST, High Performance Cricket Project Officer BENNETT KING, Commonwealth Bank Cricket Academy Head Coach DAVID MOORE, Commonwealth Bank Cricket Academy Senior Coach JOHN HARMER, Commonwealth Bank Cricket Academy Senior Coach DAMIEN FLEMING, Commonwealth Bank Cricket Academy Senior Coach SHAUN McMAHON, Commonwealth Bank Cricket Academy Performance Co-ordinator STEPHEN JENKIN, AIS/National Head Women’s Coach MARC PORTUS, Cricket Australia Sports Science Officer PETER HANLON, Education and Training Manager MEGAN SMITH, Education and Training Project Officer BELINDA CLARK, Women’s Cricket Operations Manager JANINE STAINER, Senior Officer, Women’s Cricket Development MARK McALLION, Community Cricket Manager MEREDITH KELLY, Community Cricket Project Officer Legal and Business Affairs ANDREW TWAITS, General Manager, Legal and Business Affairs SAM WALCH, Manager, Legal Affairs CAROLYN WHITEHEAD, Corporate Services Co-ordinator Public Affairs PETER YOUNG, General Manager, Public Affairs JESSICA KENDALL, Public Affairs Co-ordinator JONATHAN ROSE, Media Manager SEAN CADD, Media Relations Officer STEPHANIE BELTRAME, Corporate Communications Officer MICHELE MULDER, Corporate Events Executive DAVID STONE, Public Affairs Officer
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