Sports NSW chief Carolyn Campbell glad to join Bankstown Sports as new director
Carolyn Campbell, the chairwoman of Sports NSW and CEO Netball NSW, brings a lot of experience to her new role as director at Bankstown Sports Club.
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CAROLYN Campbell, the chairwoman of Sports NSW and CEO Netball NSW, brings a lot of experience to her new role as director at Bankstown Sports Club.
The vastly-experienced sports administrator has been a member of Bankstown Sports’ clubs for many years and said she was delighted at being invited to serve as a director.
“Over the years, I learnt more about the way Bankstown Sports operates, and I met the directors on occasion, and I started to understand the full extent of the loyalty and level of support that this organisation offers to the many sporting clubs lucky enough to be within the system,” Ms Campbell said.
“I have had first-hand experience as one of the many volunteers that make sport tick in this country — the sporting club secretary!
“Over the years, the level of support and development that the club has offered and evolved has provided a tier of support that clubs outside this system could only wish for.”
Bankstown Sports said Ms Campbell brings a wealth of knowledge and professionalism to the club, and has a lot of experience working in the sporting sector.
She began her career as a PE teacher in Western Australia before taking on several government roles in sport and recreation.
Ms Campbell has been involved in hockey and netball for many years and has been involved in the successful delivery of World Cups for both sports.
She has held the role of CEO for Netball NSW for the past 11 years and is also the secretary for the Norwest Strikers Men’s Hockey Club.
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Earlier this year, Ms Campbell was appointed as the Chairperson of Sport NSW, having served on the independent member-based peak body’s board for many years.
Ms Campbell joined Netball NSW as the Game Development Manager in 2003, before being promoted to CEO in 2005.
She is hoping to make a difference to the local community as part of her new role as director.
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