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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Brian Freedman, New South Wales
The former General Manager and current consultant to Sheridan Australia Limited,
he completes his sixth year as a Cricket Australia Director.
He has been a Director of Cricket New South Wales since 1996.
Joined the Sydney Cricket Association’s committee of management in 1992.
The team manager of the Australian under-19 side since 1999, he oversaw the
team’s victory at the 2002 ICC Under-19 Cricket World Cup in New Zealand.
He played cricket with Bankstown-Canterbury, where he has been President since
1982.
Tony Harrison, Tasmania
Replaced former Cricket Australia Director and retiring Chairman Denis Rogers AO
on the Board of Directors in 2002.
Chairman and Managing Director of Corporate Communications (Tasmania) Pty
Ltd, he has been a Director of the Tasmanian Cricket Association for more than a
decade.
A former National President of the Public Relations Institute of Australia, he is also
Chief Executive of Porter Novelli (Tasmania) and Kay & Kay Marketing, Advertising
and Public Relations.
He is a Director of Echo Projects Pty Ltd, PENPOW Pty Ltd, North West Foundation
Pty Ltd and a board member of the Menzies Research Institute.
A member of the Tasmanian Consumer Affairs Council from 1994 to 1998, he rose
to become Chairman of the Tasmanian Government’s Consumer Affairs Advisory
Committee in 1998.
Bob Horsell, New South Wales
One of three New South Wales representatives on the Board, he was appointed a
Director of Cricket Australia in 1997.
Appointed to the Cricket New South Wales Board in 1995, rising to the position of
Chairman in 1997 – a position he still holds.
Runs his own accounting firm in New South Wales, R E Horsell and Co
Accountants.
A Director of the Bradman Foundation since 1999, he played cricket with
Paddington and Eastern Suburbs cricket clubs.
Bill Jocelyn, New South Wales
The longest-serving of the three New South Wales representatives on the Board,
he completes his eighth year as a Cricket Australia Director.
Has served as a board member of Cricket New South Wales since 1991.
An actuary by profession, he is a Director of The Hills Motorway Ltd, and was the
Chief Executive Officer of GIO Australia for 15 years.
Named Actuary of the Year in 1993.
Played cricket for Bankstown, Central Cumberland, Northern District and St
George.
Awarded life membership of Cricket New South Wales in September 2003.
Damien Mullins SC, Queensland
At age 42, he has served for a decade on Cricket Australia’s Board after being
appointed in 1993.
Joined the Board of Queensland Cricket in 1991, and has served as Queensland
Cricket Chairman since 2000.
The Brisbane-based barrister was appointed to the rank of Senior Counsel for the
state of Queensland in 2002.
A member of the now disbanded ICC Finance and Marketing Committee from 2000
to 2002.
Played cricket with Eastern Suburbs (now Redlands) and University cricket clubs in
Brisbane.
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