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contents 1 Presidents Report 2 CEO Report 3 Partners and Sponsors 4 Who We are Tri NZ BOARD | Tri NZ staff | key people 5 What we do Mission & Values | Strategic Direction | Organisation Structure 6 Facts & Stats Media REPORT | Popularity of the Sport 7 Year in Review Contact Tri Series | Contact Duathlon Series | Contact TRIWOMAN SERIES | AGE GROUP WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS | HIGH PERFORMANCE REPORT | Technical REPORT | Coach Development REPORT | Youth Development REPORT 8 Tributes and Milestones ANNUAL AWARDS | Life Members | Race Results 9 2009 AGM MINUTES 10 Financial Report
presidents heading 1 report 2010 heading 2 2009/10 has been particularly challenging for Tri NZ in many respects as it has been for most businesses and not for profit organisations. However, I am exceptionally pleased to report that by keeping a clear and perhaps tighter focus on the objectives of the organisation, we have transitioned the year in a healthy state. And along the way a number of exceptional highlights have been achieved both on and off the race courses. The Board is confident that our Strategic Plan is sound and that the medium term objectives and supporting outcomes of the strategy remain completely relevant for Tri NZ as the national body responsible for the development of the sport of Triathlon in New Zealand. In fact I have no doubt that the existence of, and commitment to our Strategic Plan can be credited for guiding the organisation astutely through these past 12 months. Triathlon has enjoyed exceptional year on year growth in participation numbers and supporters for almost a decade now. Survey results for last season however, appear to show a softening in growth figures. Despite these statistics it’s apparent that events in good locations with a history of excellent delivery are continuing to attract very large fields as evidenced by the speed that entries to the Port Of Tauranga Half and other key races are filling. Our own Contact Tri Series also continues to show encouraging growth in participant numbers at several locations. Once again, many of our Elite athletes across the range of race distances have returned some excellent results over the year. Our new high performance framework is now well established and feedback from athletes and coaches about the operation of the HP programme is generally very positive. The support Tri NZ continues to receive from SPARC in both financial and non financial terms cannot be underestimated. The relationships and communication channels Dave and the team have established with SPARC at all levels are extremely productive and the benefits to Tri NZ and our sport through these collaborative arrangements are substantial. A special thank you from the board must of course go to our Principal Partner and supporter, Contact Energy. Our relationship continues to gain strength and Contact’s connection with the sport of Triathlon has expanded last season through their support of the TriWoman Series. On the age group competitor front, more triathletes wore the black suit at various World Championships during 2009/10 than ever before Our superb team of partners and sponsors continues to grow and each of these organisations is acknowledged later in this report. We are extremely fortunate that all these supporters are fully engaged with us and our sport and this makes for very productive and mutually beneficial relationships. On the age group competitor front, more triathletes wore the black suit at various World Championships during 2009/10 than ever before; with the Gold Coast WC team topping the scale with almost 400 competitors crossing the ditch to wear the fern. As expected, Kiwi’s hauled a decent bag of medals in Aquathlon, Duathlon and Triathlon WC’s around the world. Congratulations everyone who represented NZ, I hope you enjoyed the experience and will be back for more! For the very first time, competitors in our age group World Champs teams raced in uniforms that were provided free of charge through our partnership arrangements with 2XU. Special thanks to Carl Jackson, the Commercial team and of course 2XU for achieving this great result for our age group representatives. A key activity for the management team at Tri NZ has been responding to one of the outcomes from the Service Delivery review which resulted in an internal structural reorganisation. Dave talks more about the specifics of this in his report, however the Board wishes to acknowledge all the staff, present and past, for their input, patience and understanding through this sensitive time. The board is fully supportive of the new team organisation and we are confident that this will provide an excellent platform for continuing to achieve great results. Our financial result for the year is extremely positive when considering the volatile environment in which we have been operating. Through very astute budget management, Dave and the team have successfully completed the year with a small operating surplus. Presidents Report 2010
Page 1: Tri NZ. Inspiring Success Together.
Page 5 and 6: ceo report The 2009/10 year was ano
Page 7 and 8: Organisation Capability: We become
Page 9 and 10: partners heading 1 and sponsors hea
Page 11 and 12: SHORTY CLARK An inspirational Kiwi,
Page 13 and 14: oard of directors Garry Boon Presid
Page 15 and 16: Dave Beeche Chief Executive Officer
Page 17 and 18: key people Peter Fitzsimmons OBE Pa
Page 19 and 20: mission, values & strategic directi
Page 21 and 22: facts and stats Andrea Hewitt World
Page 23 and 24: TV Show Business as usual with the
Page 25 and 26: TERENZO BOZZONE Rhode Island 70.3 C
Page 27 and 28: Event Delivery The 2009/2010 CTS de
Page 29 and 30: In 2009, Shane Hooks gifted the Tri
Page 31 and 32: age group world championships The 2
Page 33 and 34: Year in Review
Page 35 and 36: Allen is a specialist in power moni
Page 37 and 38: technical report The Technical and
Page 39 and 40: coach development report Highlights
Page 41 and 42: Tributes and Milestones GINA CRAWFO
Page 43 and 44: annual awards Triathlon New Zealand
Page 45 and 46: newly inducted life members Terry S
Page 47 and 48: 11 Bruce Hunter 20-24 19 Bobby Doug
Page 49 and 50: 1 Danielle McKenzie 16-17 2 Libby F
Page 51 and 52: 2009 agm minutes Minutes of Triathl
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• Dave acknowledged Peter Fitzsim
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financial report continued Triathlo
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