Swimming NSW's volunteer-run committees assist the Board in implementing the organisation's strategic plan across a variety of areas integral to the success of our sport.
It is with our members in mind that these committees work closely with the Board to review the current landscape, advise of appropriate changes and implement new strategies for growth and retainment of members; ensuring longevity for the organisation and its associations.
We are now accepting nominations for our 2019 Management Committees. For more information and to apply, download the application form found on our Resources page.
Audit & Risk Committee
Committee Members
| Mark Payne (Chair) | David Goff | Philip Speet |
| David Kennedy | Bill Ford | Chris Hayes |
- Duties & Responsibilities
The Audit & Risk Committee's role is to assist the Board with the Company's governance and exercising of due care, diligence and skill in relation to Auditing, Financial Management, Investment Management, Work Health and Safety and Risk Management.
Read the duties & responsibilities of the SNSW Audit & Risk Committee.
Competitions Committee
Committee Members
| Neil Rogers (Chair) | Gavin Stewart (asctaNSW Representative) |
Simon Watkins |
| Philip Jobling | Jen Noel | Russell Waugh |
| Graham Taylor |
Secretarial support is provided by Swimming NSW CEO Mark Heathcote.
- Duties & Responsibilities
The Competitions Committee's role is to review the competitive swimming programme, including qualifying times, meet programmes and conduct of meets run by Swimming NSW and their Clubs/Areas.
Read the Duties & Responsibilities of the SNSW Competitions Committee.
Projects & Membership Committee
Committee Members
| Rob Tweddle | David Kennedy | Judy Wartmann |
| David Hansen | Callum Morrison |
Secretarial support is provided by Swimming NSW Operations Manager, Josh Karp.
The Swimming NSW Project & Membership Committee has developed a number of programs and resources specifically to address needs identified at a Club and Area level.
- Duties & Responsibilities
The Projects & Membership Committee's role is to assist the Board with identifying opportunities that promote and encourage membership recruitment and retention, enhance the sport of swimming in NSW and provide educational opportunities across the sport.
Read the duties & responsiblities of the SNSW Projects & Membership Committee.
Technical Swimming Committee
Committee Members
| Graeme Field (Chair) | John Hart | John Rohloff |
| John Williams | Bill Ford | Faye Lewis |
Secretarial support is provided by Swimming NSW Operations Manager, Josh Karp.
- Duties & Responsibilities
The Technical Swimming Committee's role is to advise the Board on all matters related to the technical rules of swimming, including open water rules, and deliver officiating related outcomes as outlined in Swimming NSW's Strategic Plan.
Read the duties & responsibilities of the SNSW Technical Swimming Committee.
Please click to view the Swimming NSW TSC Nominations and Appointments Policy.
Youth Advisory Panel
2018 Panel members
| Hanna Agnew (Wollongong) |
Grace Alibrandi (Revesby Workers) |
Darcy Andrews (The Hills) |
Kayla Bently |
John Cosgrove (Hornsby) |
| Rohan Cowley (Inverell) |
Bailey Crehan (Wests Illawarra Aquatic) |
Jacob Curcio (Kincumber Pacific Dolphins) |
Emily Dillon (Young) |
Georgia Field (Ripples St Marys) |
| Adrian Havron (Blacktown City) |
Oliver Howe (Port Macquarie) |
Henry Hughes (City of Sydney) |
Sophie Mijic (Inverell) |
Jayden Redfern |
| Marcus Ryan (360 Scully Park) |
Regan Smith (Wests Illawarra Aquatic) |
Reece Tomkinson (Merrylands) |
Gladys Turner (City of Sydney) |
Sophia Vicic (Merrylands) |
| Isaak Wilson (Wollongong) |
- Duties & Responsibilities
Swimming NSW is committed to improving swimming for young people and retaining them as members. Most importantly, we want our members to enjoy swimming as part of a healthy lifestyle for the long term.
Our Youth Advisory Panel is made up of 18 swimmers, aged 13-19, from clubs in the Sydney-metro area.
Like other committees, the Youth Advisory Panel meets once per month. Panel members focus on developing strategies to keep swimmers aged 12-19 engaged in our sport.
Read more about the panel selection process here.
