a blueprint for the next decade

A BLUEPRINT FOR THE NEXT DECADE

A Collective Approach to Converting a Generational Opportunity

11-13 JULy 2022Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre

AUSTRALIA’S LEADING SPORT, RECREATION, PLAY AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY CONVENTION

In conjunction with over

40peak bodies

PROGRAM & SHOW DIRECTORY

www.nationalsportsconvention.com.au

Made possible with support from

WELCOMEOur industry is on the brink of a generational opportunity, needing strong leadership as we start to live with Covid, we welcome a new Sports Minister, Hon Anika Wells, a new Chief Executive Officer of the Australian Sports Commission, Kieren Perkins OAM, new ASC Board Members and a new President of the Australian Olympic Committee, Ian Chesterman AM. Indeed, since the last in-person National Sports & Physical Activity Convention (NSC), there has been an alignment of a significant number of alliances and collectives within the sport and recreation sector. These alliances all showing true leadership and understanding that by connecting our industry we can grow participation sustainably and inclusively.

With a 10-year runway until the start of Brisbane 2032, we recognise the opportunities and challenges are not only rebuilding a stronger industry, but also connecting the dots between exercise, play, recreation and sport. Not every participant will embrace a pathway and they will be very happy in being able to participate in their own activities. As we have seen in New Zealand, Canada and England, this concurrent opportunity of participation and pathways will be the new approach moving forward, with more opportunities from local government, the community and commercial sectors. NSC22 will be exploring these other options as this will build a stronger community participation base than just relying on an over-stretched sector of community sport clubs.

Our thinking will be influenced not only by the ‘Games’, but also by global challenges that were highlighted at COP26 around climate change, the impact of the Covid pandemic and the expected economic austerity measures that global governments will adopt over the next decade to rebalance their economies. The continual health burden on society and Treasury, from Australian’s living a more sedentary lifestyle, provides both an opportunity and challenge to the industry. Are we ready yet?

The industry needs to influence and change the narrative and be ready to embrace these global and local opportunities whilst contending with some of the governance and leadership challenges that are currently being raised in our sector. This year’s National Sports & Physical Activity Convention (NSC22) provides that opportunity to explore and change the narrative.

NSC IS COMMITTED TO A COLLABORATIVE APPROACHThe National Sports & Physical Activity Convention continues to evolve and support the industry with these opportunities and challenges by connecting the dots with the big issues we are facing, together with extended offerings that allow the audience to be able to take more knowledge and tools back to the workplace. NSC22 has expanded its offerings, in conjunction with its industry collaborators and partners, with the vision of providing a compelling program for our broad sector to attend, connect, network and celebrate. The extended opportunities include:

• NSC Oration

• NSC Global Thought Leaders Sessions

• Multiple industry networking sessions (being held Monday and Tuesday)

• Industry tours focusing on play, community sport and leisure facilities and sports fields and facilities

• On demand video access through the NSC Academy post-event

• Collaborators and Partners – over 40 committed to your knowledge building

• Big Issues Keynote Sessions focusing on Participation; Active Cities; Young People Agenda; Reimagining the Sports Industry and Innovative Environments for Sport and Recreation

• Five streams, each with five workshops of good practices and challenging narratives to explore how we can be different, embracing success and key learnings

• Over 70 exhibitors, sponsors and peak bodies showcasing their good practices and innovative solutions for the industry

Most importantly are the conversations between the delegates, speakers and partners, because collectively we can achieve so much more than anyone can by themselves.

We hope you enjoy the next few days.

One Conference, Multiple Networking Events, Global Speakers, with Local Insights

CONNECTING OUR INDUSTRY TO GROW PARTICIPATION, SUSTAINABLY AND INCLUSIVELY

| A BLUEPRINT FOR THE NEXT DECADE

The National Sports & Physical Activity Convention 2022 has been developed with over 40 key peak bodies from Australia and Internationally. From the sport, recreation, play, health, education and government sectors the NSC has been developed to continue to build upon the past events focus of how to encourage more people to be active. NSC22 will focus on how to grow participation in a sustainable and inclusive manner.

• Active Queenslanders Industry Alliance

• Allied Health Professions Australia

• AusCycling• Australasian Society

for Physical Activity• Australian Grand Prix

Corporation • Australian Mass

Participation Sporting Events Alliance

• Australian Olympic Committee

• Australian Sailing • Australian Sports

Commission• Badminton Australia • Belgravia Kids

• Belgravia Leisure• BlueFit• Bowls Australia • Brimbank City

Council• Champions of

Change• City of Melbourne• Commonwealth

Games Association• Cricket Australia• Department of

Jobs, Precincts and Regions, Victoria

• Department of Tourism, Innovation and Sport, Queensland Government

• Development Victoria• European Synthetic

Turf Council

• FIFA Women’s World Cup Australia New Zealand 2023

• Fun with Balls• Go-Fit Ingesport• Golf Australia• GrassMaster

Solutions• Gymnastics Victoria• Hawk-Eye

Innovations• IAKS International• IAKS Japan• Institute for Physical

Activity and Nutrition, Deakin University

• International Hockey Federation (FIH)

• International Olympic Committee (IOC)

• International Play Association (IPA)

• Junior Adventure Group

• Kannewischer Management AG (Switzerland)

• KEINGART Space Activators (Denmark)

• La Trobe University • Monash City Council• National Sports

Collective • NH Architecture• NSW Rugby• Office for Sport• OnSide• OUR Generation,

PlayBoard (Northern Ireland)

• Play Australia• Polytan Asia Pacific• RC Strategies

(Canada)

• SA Office for Recreation, Sport and Racing

• School Infrastructure NSW, Department of Education

• School Sport Victoria, Department of Education and Training

• Smart Connection Consultancy

• Sport and Recreation Victoria

• Sport Australia• Sport England• Sport Experience

Design Co• Sport Inclusion

Australia• Sport New Zealand• Sport Positive (UK)

• Sport Singapore• SPORTENG• Swimming Australia• Swimming Victoria• The Danish

Foundation for Culture and Sports Facilities

• the WISDOM Collective

• The Y Australia • The Y NSW • Touched by Olivia• VicHealth • Vicsport• Warren and Mahoney • Wheelchair Sports

NSW/ACT• Y Safeguarding• Youth Sport Trust

(UK)

COLLABORATORS AND INDUSTRY PARTNERS

INDUSTRY PARTNERS

COLLABORATIVE PARTNERS

REPRESENTATIVE ORGANISATIONS

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THE AUSTRALIAN SPORT, RECREATION AND PLAY INNOVATION AWARDSThe National Sports & Physical Activity Convention 2022 is host of the Australian Sport, Recreation and Play Innovation Awards. The purpose of these awards is to recognise and celebrate individuals and organisations from the play, recreation, community sport, government and education sectors who through their innovations are encouraging more people to be active and for the industry to be more sustainable.

The awards celebrate the following categories:

1. PROGRAMS AND ACTIVITIES - Innovative programs, activities and events that have been developed to encourage the community to be more active.

2. SPORT AND INCLUSION - How sport can make a difference to society and how inclusion can grow participation in play, recreation and community sport.

3. SOCIAL VALUE OF PARTICIPATION - Measuring the impact that participation has on the health, economic and community value of a community.

4. MARKETING AND COMMUNICATIONS - Innovative communications that activates the community.

5. MAJOR EVENT PROMOTION - Providing community opportunities to grow participation by aligning a mass participation or a major spectator event.

6. TECHNOLOGY - Innovations in technology that support Business to Business (B2B) improvements for the industry or Business to Consumer (B2C) experiences.

7. SPORT AND LEISURE FACILITY DESIGN - Innovative design that creates environments where more people are active (built and natural environments), whilst embracing the principles of sustainability.

8. SPORTS SURFACES - Innovative solutions that encourages greater intensity and durability of natural, hybrid, synthetic or hard sports surfaces, whilst embracing the principles of sustainability.

9. SPORT AND CLIMATE CHANGE - Innovations organisations have embraced that recognise the impact sport can have on climate change and reducing their carbon footprint.

10. PLAYGROUND DESIGN - Designs and developments that allow and encourage more children to play, have fun and be active.

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EVENT

New ways of thinking to grow the industry and participation

25th - 26th July 2023

• Sports Integrity • Sport and Leisure Facilities • Coaching • Sports Stadia and Facilities

• Participation • Funding Innovation

Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre

Awards Partner

NSC ORATION

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3.00pm - 3.15pm

Welcome and Formal Opening of the National Sports & Physical Activity Convention 2022 Sam Lane, Master of Ceremonies

3.15pm - 4.00pm

NSC Oration: A Vision for Australian Sport Kieren Perkins OAM, Chief Executive Officer, Australian Sports Commission Kieren Perkins OAM will present his vision for sport in Australia and how sport can make a difference to society and impact on our planning and focus for the next decade with the 10 year runway up to Brisbane 2032.

4.00pm - 4.45pm

NSC Oration Global Thought Leaders Panel A Decade of Global Opportunities for the Future of Community Participation Exploring how community participation in exercise, play, recreation and sport is being embraced globally.

4.45pm - 5.00pm

Presentation of the Australian Sport, Recreation and Play Innovation Awards 2022 The Australian Sport, Recreation and Play Innovation Awards recognise individuals, not-for-profits, commercial, play, recreation and sport sectors, on their innovations to get more people active in the community.

5.00pm - 6.00pm

Industry Networking

MONDAY 11TH JULY 3.00pm – 6.00pm – Clarendon Auditorium

Thank you to our Commercial Partners

Raelene Castle Group Chief Executive, Sport NZ &

High Performance Sport NZ

Oliver Vanges Development Specialist,

The Danish Foundation for Culture and Sports Facilities

Dr Chiang Hock Woon Deputy Chief Executive,

Sport Singapore

Robyn Smith OAM Governing Board Member, International Paralympic

Committee

Naomi Shearon Strategic Lead - Strategy,

Sport England

Robyn Monro Miller President, International Play

Association (IPA)

COMMERCIAL PARTNERS

Gold Partner Innovations and Awards Partner

Sustainability Partner Data Insights Partner Community Leisure Facilities Partner

Networking Lounge Partner

DALTON CONSULTINGENGINEERS

Technology Partner Media Partner Charity Partner Broadcast Partner Lunch and Break Sponsors

Field of Play Partner Inclusion Partner Education Partner Children and Youth Partner

Learning Platform Partner

CONFERENCE PROGRAM

8.00am REGISTRATION OPEN

8.45am - 10.15am

NSC 2022 WELCOME AND OPENING ADDRESSGlobal Thought Leaders Session 1: Sustainability and Climate Change Impact on Sport and Sports Opportunity to Impact on Sustainability and Climate Change - What Can We Change for Brisbane 2032• The Role of Sport and Government to Tackle Climate Change for a Sustainable Future

Claire Poole, Founder & CEO, Sport Positive (UK) (virtual)• The European Synthetic Turf Council’s Approach to Sustainable Sports Surfaces

Prof. Alastair Cox, Technical Director, European Synthetic Turf Council

10.15am - 11.15am

MORNING NETWORKING AND REFRESHMENT BREAK – SPORT AND RECREATION EXPO

11.15am - 12.15pm

Big Issues Keynote Session 1: The Participation Agenda: How Do We Connect Health and Wellbeing Including Physical Activity Policy with Sport – The Benefits Go Both Ways• Active Health – The Next Decade Could See Closer

Collaborations Between Healthcare and the Sport Sectors Dr Chiang Hock Woon, Deputy Chief Executive, Sport Singapore

• Physical Activity and Participation as Part of a Preventative Health Strategy Across Victoria Will Improve People’s Lifestyles Georgina McCann, Executive Director, Community Sport and Recreation, Department of Jobs, Precincts and Regions, Victoria

Big Issues Keynote Session 2:Active Cities and Spaces to Generate an Active Nation Ready for Brisbane 2032• Developing Active Places to Make Active Cities Oliver

Vanges, Development Specialist, The Danish Foundation for Culture and Sports Facilities

• A Collective Approach to a More Active Queensland Phil Reeves, Executive Chair, Active Queenslanders Industry Alliance

12.15pm - 1.15pm

LUNCH NETWORKING AND REFRESHMENT BREAK – SPORT AND RECREATION EXPO

Stream 1: Growing Participation for Everybody Stream 2: Community Sport and Leisure Facilities with Impact

1.15pm - 2.00pm

1.1: Inclusion Needs to Be Embedded into Our Strategies and Systems• Movement Matters - the Backbone of a Collaborative

Strategy - Uniting the Movement Naomi Shearon, Strategic Lead - Strategy, Sport England

• The Importance of Diversity and Inclusion in the Growth of Participation in Sport Robyn Smith OAM, Chief Executive Officer, Sport Inclusion Australia; and IPC Governing Board Member

2.1: Mega Trends Shaping the Future Design of Community Facilities • Mega Trends in Society Impacts the Planning and Design of

New Community Facilities Graeme Finlay, Principal, Warren and Mahoney

• Development Victoria Is Committed to Strong Action on Climate Change, with Our Sports Facilities Benefitting from This State Wide Strategy Clare Parry, Director - Sustainability, Development Victoria

2.10pm - 3.00pm

1.2: Re-engaging Participation Post COVID Could Be Our First Major Challenge of the Next Decade and a Missed Opportunity If We Get It Wrong• Our Life at Home – Insights into the State of the Nation

Post-COVID and What We Can Learn from Behaviour Change During Lockdowns Dr Lauren Arundell, ARC DECRA Research Fellow, Institute for Physical Activity and Nutrition (IPAN), Deakin University

• Encouraging Players, Families, Participants and Volunteers Back to Grassroots Sport and Recreation Post COVID Keddie Davis, Director - Participation and Sector Development - Sport, Recreation and Racing, Department of Jobs, Precincts and Regions, Victoria

2.2: Next Generation Designs – Connecting Community Leisure with Health, Sport, Education and Exercise• Emerging Trends in Community Leisure Facility Design

in Canada – Connecting Facilities to Community Michael Roma, Managing Partner, RC Strategies (virtual)

• Connecting Leisure to the Health Agenda to Focus on Social Value Outcomes Brooke Atkins, Executive Leader Operations, The Y NSW

3.00pm - 4.00pm

AFTERNOON NETWORKING AND REFRESHMENT BREAK – SPORT AND RECREATION EXPO

4.00pm - 5.15pm

CEO Thought Leaders Session 1: Reimagining Sport and Participation The Future of Sport – Tapping into the Wisdom of Gen Z to Co-create the Future of SportExploring the needs of our young people and listening to today’s athletes, will give us courage to be tomorrow’s leaders. Embracing generational change is a challenge to modern leaders and participants alike, so how can we learn from our future champions today so we can create a successful culture and environment and success for the next decade. What can we learn from other global approaches and what is the commitment of today’s leaders to change ready for the leaders of tomorrow.

5.15pm - 6.15pm

INDUSTRY NETWORKING IN THE SPORT AND RECREATION EXPO

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GOLDFIELDS THEATRE

• Global Events Embrace Sustainability to Create a More Sustainable Event and Reduce the Impact on the Planet Michelle Lemaitre, Head of Sustainability, International Olympic Committee (IOC) (video)

• Joining the Panel Discussion Warwick Waters, Head of Advocacy & Stakeholder Engagement, Australian Olympic Committee

Big Issues Keynote Session 3:The Importance of a Children and Young People’s Agenda• Australia’s 2022 Report Card on

Physical Activity Kylie Hesketh, Chair Active Healthy Kids Australia Committee Asia-Pacific Society for Physical Activity, Institute for Physical Activity and Nutrition, Deakin University

• Future Healthy - Building a Healthier Future for Victoria’s Young People Sarah Loh, Executive Manager - Future Healthy Group, VicHealth and Jessi, Future Healthy Community Champion, VicHealth

Big Issues Keynote Session 4: Re-imagining the Sports Industry with a Customer Centric Philosophy to Grow the Industry• Experience Design – The “New Black”

for the Community Sports Sector Andrew O’Loughlin, Advisor, Sport Experience Design Co

• Whole of Sport Strategy to Grow Participation Stuart Whiley, Head of Participation, Cricket Australia

• The Australian Golf Strategy – An Aligned Strategy for Growth Damien de Bohun, General Manager – Places to Play, Golf Australia

Big Issues Keynote Session 5:Innovative Environments to Activate Community Sport and Recreation • The Future of Urban Activity Areas Maria

Keinicke, Director, KEINGART Space Activators (Denmark) (video)

• Surface Technology for the Next Generation of Sports Field Users - GEN 2 Alastair Cox, Facilities & Quality Programme Manager, International Hockey Federation (FIH)

Stream 3: The Agenda for Children and Youth Stream 4: Re-imagining the Sports Industry

Stream 5: Sport, Climate Change and Sustainability

3.1: The Importance of Strategy in Activating Children and Young People• Inspiring Changemakers: Building

Belonging Alison Oliver MBE, Chief Executive Officer, Youth Sport Trust (UK) (video)

• 1000 Play Streets: How Local Governments Are Revitalising Neighbourhood Play Kieran Brophy, Assistant Director, Play Australia

4.1: Advancing the Potential Wide Ranging Impacts of Major Sporting Events and the Role of the Office for Sport in the Sporting Landscape• The National Agenda Bethany Webb, Assistant

Director, Major Sporting Events Branch, Office for Sport, Australian Government Department of Health and Aged Care

• Major Sporting Events – What Happens Before the Stadiums and Crowds Andrew Twigg, Assistant Director, Major Sporting Events Branch, Office for Sport, Australian Government Department of Health and Aged Care

5.1: Global Climate Change Policy and Strategy Alignment for Sport• Conceptualizing Climate Change Risks for

Sport and Adaptation Options Greg Dingle, Lecturer, Sport Management, La Trobe University

• Sustainability for a Major Event – Strategic Commitment and Operational Delivery Felice Iannazzo, Head of Risk and Resilience, Australian Grand Prix Corporation

3.2: Play, Physical Literacy and Ensuring Children Have Fun• SSV Play – Engaging Students to

Play Sport Rayoni Nelson, Chief Executive Officer, School Sport Victoria, Department of Education and Training

• OUR Generation – Using PLAY to Increase Mental Health, Wellbeing and Address Difference Aidan Burns, Play Participation Officer, OUR Generation, PlayBoard (Northern Ireland) (video)

4.2: Re-imagining Our Sport with Volunteers and Paid Staff to Build Capacity in the Sector• Reimagining Volunteering in Sport Dr Lindsey

Reece, Director Sports Programs, Sport Australia• Building Capability in Volunteer Coaching

to Grow a Stronger Club and Stronger Volunteers Cameron Tradell, Director, Coaching and Officiating, Sport Australia

5.2: The Circular Economy and What That Means for Sport Surfaces and Their Environmental Footprint - Panel Session• The Circular Economy, Current Reality and

Future Aspirations Lens Ian Tittershill, Senior Vice-President International, GrassMaster Solutions (virtual)

• International Sports Federation Lens and Needs for Global and Community Sport Alastair Cox, Facilities & Quality Programme Manager, International Hockey Federation (FIH)

• System Design and Sustainability for Surfaces to Enhance Sports for the Future Lens Paul Kamphuis, General Manager, Polytan Asia Pacific

GOLDFIELDS THEATRE

TUESDAY 12TH JULY


8.45am - 10.15am

NSC 2022 WELCOME AND OPENING ADDRESSGlobal Thought Leaders Session 1: Sustainability and Climate Change Impact on Sport and Sports Opportunity to Impact on Sustainability and Climate Change - What Can We Change for Brisbane 2032• The Role of Sport and Government to Tackle Climate Change for a Sustainable Future

Claire Poole, Founder & CEO, Sport Positive (UK) (virtual)• The European Synthetic Turf Council’s Approach to Sustainable Sports Surfaces

Prof. Alastair Cox, Technical Director, European Synthetic Turf Council

10.15am - 11.15am


11.15am - 12.15pm

Big Issues Keynote Session 1: The Participation Agenda: How Do We Connect Health and Wellbeing Including Physical Activity Policy with Sport – The Benefits Go Both Ways• Active Health – The Next Decade Could See Closer

Collaborations Between Healthcare and the Sport Sectors Dr Chiang Hock Woon, Deputy Chief Executive, Sport Singapore

• Physical Activity and Participation as Part of a Preventative Health Strategy Across Victoria Will Improve People’s Lifestyles Georgina McCann, Executive Director, Community Sport and Recreation, Department of Jobs, Precincts and Regions, Victoria

Big Issues Keynote Session 2:Active Cities and Spaces to Generate an Active Nation Ready for Brisbane 2032• Developing Active Places to Make Active Cities Oliver

Vanges, Development Specialist, The Danish Foundation for Culture and Sports Facilities

• A Collective Approach to a More Active Queensland Phil Reeves, Executive Chair, Active Queenslanders Industry Alliance

12.15pm - 1.15pm



1.15pm - 2.00pm

1.1: Inclusion Needs to Be Embedded into Our Strategies and Systems• Movement Matters - the Backbone of a Collaborative

Strategy - Uniting the Movement Naomi Shearon, Strategic Lead - Strategy, Sport England

• The Importance of Diversity and Inclusion in the Growth of Participation in Sport Robyn Smith OAM, Chief Executive Officer, Sport Inclusion Australia; and IPC Governing Board Member

2.1: Mega Trends Shaping the Future Design of Community Facilities • Mega Trends in Society Impacts the Planning and Design of

New Community Facilities Graeme Finlay, Principal, Warren and Mahoney

• Development Victoria Is Committed to Strong Action on Climate Change, with Our Sports Facilities Benefitting from This State Wide Strategy Clare Parry, Director - Sustainability, Development Victoria

2.10pm - 3.00pm

1.2: Re-engaging Participation Post COVID Could Be Our First Major Challenge of the Next Decade and a Missed Opportunity If We Get It Wrong• Our Life at Home – Insights into the State of the Nation

Post-COVID and What We Can Learn from Behaviour Change During Lockdowns Dr Lauren Arundell, ARC DECRA Research Fellow, Institute for Physical Activity and Nutrition (IPAN), Deakin University

• Encouraging Players, Families, Participants and Volunteers Back to Grassroots Sport and Recreation Post COVID Keddie Davis, Director - Participation and Sector Development - Sport, Recreation and Racing, Department of Jobs, Precincts and Regions, Victoria

2.2: Next Generation Designs – Connecting Community Leisure with Health, Sport, Education and Exercise• Emerging Trends in Community Leisure Facility Design

in Canada – Connecting Facilities to Community Michael Roma, Managing Partner, RC Strategies (virtual)

• Connecting Leisure to the Health Agenda to Focus on Social Value Outcomes Brooke Atkins, Executive Leader Operations, The Y NSW

3.00pm - 4.00pm


4.00pm - 5.15pm

CEO Thought Leaders Session 1: Reimagining Sport and Participation The Future of Sport – Tapping into the Wisdom of Gen Z to Co-create the Future of SportExploring the needs of our young people and listening to today’s athletes, will give us courage to be tomorrow’s leaders. Embracing generational change is a challenge to modern leaders and participants alike, so how can we learn from our future champions today so we can create a successful culture and environment and success for the next decade. What can we learn from other global approaches and what is the commitment of today’s leaders to change ready for the leaders of tomorrow.

5.15pm - 6.15pm

INDUSTRY NETWORKING IN THE SPORT AND RECREATION EXPO

Sarah Loh, Executive Manager - Future Healthy Group, VicHealth

Marne Fechner, Chief Executive Officer, AusCycling

Sam Lane, Master of Ceremonies

Jakara Anthony OAM, Australian Gold Medallist, Moguls 2022 Beijing

Kotuku Ngawati, Olympian, Transitioning Australian Swimmer

Raelene Castle, Group Chief Executive, Sport NZ & High Performance Sport NZ

* Program correct at the time of printing More details available on the NSC app (see page 4)


CONFERENCE PROGRAM


8.45am - 10.00am

GLOBAL THOUGHT LEADERS SESSION 2: ACTIVATING THE COMMUNITY COLLECTIVELYImagine if the whole industry aligned to a single agenda of ‘getting more people active’. The impact this would have on the health of the country, the participation rates and Australia’s chances of topping the podium tables in Brisbane 2032. Exploring the past 10 years for Sport England since the 2012 London games, and looking forward to the next 10 years for Brisbane, and how can we embrace global learnings to make a difference in Australia.

10.00am - 11.00am



11.00am - 11.45am

1.3: Embracing Innovative Communication Strategies to Engage and Drive Participation in Sport• Growing Participation in Sport – The Marketing Challenge

Mo Macrae, Film Director and Mick Garnett, Chief Executive Officer, Wheelchair Sports NSW/ ACT

2.3: Retro-Fitting Community Facilities to Have Greatest Community Impact• Old Sports Halls - New Opportunities by Re-energising

Old Buildings for Modern Use Oliver Vanges, Development Specialist, The Danish Foundation for Culture and Sports Facilities

• Global Innovations and Design Trends in Future Proofing Older Facilities Stefan Studer, Senior Consultant, Kannewischer Management AG, Switzerland (video)

11.55am - 12.45pm

1.4: Avoiding the Clash in Competing Diversity and Inclusion Priorities - Panel Session• Sarah Styles, Director, Office for Women in Sport and

Recreation, Sport and Recreation Victoria• Chyloe Kurdas, Inclusion & Diversity Specialist, AusCycling

Diversity & Inclusion Advisory Group• Anna Fitzgerald, Executive Lead, the WISDOM Collective• Rana Hussain, Program Director for Sports, Champions of

Change• Prof. Clare Hanlon, Susan Alberti Women In Sport Chair,

Victoria University

2.4: Global Design Innovation Which Is Customer Centric Ensures Maximised Usage of the Facilities• Japanese Design Thinking Influencing Generational

Planning for Community and Places Prof. Dr Takanori Fukuoka, President, IAKS Japan; and Board Member, IAKS International (video)

• Customer Driven Strategy Influences Design for the World’s Busiest and Most Successful Centres in Spain Steven Ward, Chief Transformation Officer, Go-Fit Ingesport (video)

• Designing Facilities for Sustainability and the Next Generation of Consumers Drew Hildebrandt, Manager, Brimbank Leisure Centres, Brimbank City Council

12.45pm - 1.45pm


1.45pm - 2.45pm

1.5: Collective Approach to Growing Participation Across Boundaries• Monash Sport & Recreation Participation Study Jackie Grieve,

Coordinator Leisure & Open Space Planning, Monash City Council

• Embracing Data Insights as a Planning Tool for Future Investment in Targeted Programming, Policy and Strategies Moving Forward Anthony Neal, Director of Recreation and Waterways, City of Melbourne

2.5: Alternative Provision Models for Community Aquatic, Sport and Leisure Facilities - Panel Discussion• A New Approach to Competitive Tendering Todd McHardy,

Chief Executive Officer, BlueFit• The Franchise Model - Swimming Schools, Gymnastics, and

Fitness Mark Collins, Chief Executive Officer, Belgravia Kids• Sports Club Provision – Gymnastics Robin O’Neill, Chief

Executive Officer, Gymnastics Victoria

2.45pm - 3.45pm


3.45pm - 5.00pm

CEO Thought Leaders Session 2: A Blueprint for the Next Decade - Redefining and Leveraging Major Sporting Events to Benefit Community ParticipationHas Australia lost its place in the globe’s rankings for sport, are our expectations too high in the new global hierarchy of sporting super-powers? Was the Crawford Review accurate in 2010 and should we focus our investments on community participation? With the plethora of global sporting events to visit our shores over the next decade, and the rotation of National championships with key states, will these types of sporting events stimulate greater participation and what community impact will they have?

5.00pm NATIONAL SPORTS & PHYSICAL ACTIVITY CONVENTION 2022 CLOSES

GOLDFIELDS THEATRE• An Olympic Games Wont Drive Participation Growth by Itself, but a Collective Approach to Drive a More Active Community Can

Naomi Shearon, Strategic Lead - Strategy, Sport England• The Next Decade, Driving Participation Growth Ready for the Brisbane 2032 Games

John Lee, Director-General, Department of Tourism, Innovation and Sport, Queensland Government

Stream 3: The Agenda for Children and Youth

Stream 4: Re-imagining the Sports Industry Stream 5: Sport, Climate Change and Sustainability

3.3: The Importance of Schools for Activating Children Through Play and Physical Activity and Encouraging Participation in Community Sport• Share Our Space! Claire Beattie,

Executive Director, Asset Activations, School Infrastructure NSW, Department of Education

• Neighbourhood Play System Model Mark Curr, Regional Play Systems Consultant, Sport New Zealand (virtual)

4.3: A New Funding Paradigm for the Future of Sport• The Future of Funding for Community Sport Needs to

Change If the Industry Is to Be Sustainable Andrew Sly, Deputy Director-General, Sport & Recreation and Corporate Services, Department of Tourism, Innovation and Sport, Queensland Government

• A Sporting Chance for All Through Philanthropy Peter Murphy, Head of NSW Positive Rugby Foundation, NSW Rugby

5.3: Sports Surfaces Can Be Good for the Environment • Innovative Natural Field Design for

Flood Catchment Areas Jarrod Hill, Managing Director, SPORTENG

• 4G Fields What Do They Really Look Like Ian Tittershill, Senior Vice-President International, GrassMaster Solutions (video)

3.4: Creating Facilities and Environments with Impact for Young People• OnSide Youth Zones - An

Innovative and Exciting Approach to Stimulating and Engaging Young People Kathryn Morley, Chief Executive Officer, OnSide (UK) (video)

• Understanding Young People and Their Needs Will Change Our Offering for the Better Phil Doorgachurn, Executive, Y Safeguarding

4.4: The Opportunity for Innovation and Technology to Support Volunteers and Sport • Hawkeye Technology in Swimming Allowing Volunteers

to Be Freed Up to Support the Sport to Grow Jason Hellwig, Chief Executive Officer, Swimming Victoria and Leigh Maxwell, General Manager, Hawk-Eye Innovations

• Leading Technical Staff and Volunteers into the Introduction of Video Technology Ben Ramsden, Officiating Manager, Swimming Australia

5.4: Sustainability Frameworks That Can Change Sport • Strange Bed-Fellows, the UN,

Government and Sport – An Integrated Framework for Australia Martin Sheppard, Managing Director, Smart Connection Consultancy

• Sustainability and Climate Change - Planning, Reality and the Excitement Neil Dalrymple, Chief Executive Officer, Bowls Australia (video)

3.5: The Importance of Creating Safe, Fun and Inclusive Spaces for Children to Play Is the Secret to a Healthier Nation• Inclusive Playspaces Deliver

Happy, Healthy, Thriving Children Kim Becherand, Head of Inclusive Play, Touched by Olivia

• Building Brighter Futures Together – In Partnership with Key Stakeholders to Benefit the Children Melinda Crole, Chief Executive Officer, Junior Adventure Group

4.5: A Collaborative Agenda to Re-imagine the Sports Industry• NSO Agenda - Jamie Parsons, Chief Executive Officer,

Badminton Australia and part of the National Sports Collective• Mass Participation Events Agenda - Chris Heverin, Chair,

Australian Mass Participation Sporting Events Alliance• The Health Agenda - Anita Hobson-Powell, Deputy Chair,

Allied Health Professions Australia• Community Leisure Agenda - Nick Cox, Chief Executive

Officer, Belgravia Leisure and part of Active Australia Alliance• The Inclusion Agenda - Robyn Smith OAM, Chief Executive

Officer, Sport Inclusion Australia• Research and Insights Agenda - Prof Jo Salmon, President,

Australasian Society for Physical Activity• State Sports Agenda - Lisa Hasker, Chief Executive Officer,

Vicsport

5.5: Sustainability Is the New Black – Integrated into Every Organisation• Sustainability Considerations

in the Design and Construction of Sporting Hub Infrastructure Jan Vastesaeger, Principal, NH Architecture

• Latest Thinking on Sustainability Practices for Field of Play and Sports Courts Designs Jarrod Hill, Managing Director, SPORTENG

• Sustainability, Environmental Practices and Climate Change – Embracing the Opportunity into a Sports Organisation Daniel Rowe, Community and Social Responsibility Executive, Victoria Racing Club

GOLDFIELDS THEATRE

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WEDNESDAY 13TH JULY


8.45am - 10.00am

GLOBAL THOUGHT LEADERS SESSION 2: ACTIVATING THE COMMUNITY COLLECTIVELYImagine if the whole industry aligned to a single agenda of ‘getting more people active’. The impact this would have on the health of the country, the participation rates and Australia’s chances of topping the podium tables in Brisbane 2032. Exploring the past 10 years for Sport England since the 2012 London games, and looking forward to the next 10 years for Brisbane, and how can we embrace global learnings to make a difference in Australia.

10.00am - 11.00am



11.00am - 11.45am

1.3: Embracing Innovative Communication Strategies to Engage and Drive Participation in Sport• Growing Participation in Sport – The Marketing Challenge

Mo Macrae, Film Director and Mick Garnett, Chief Executive Officer, Wheelchair Sports NSW/ ACT

2.3: Retro-Fitting Community Facilities to Have Greatest Community Impact• Old Sports Halls - New Opportunities by Re-energising

Old Buildings for Modern Use Oliver Vanges, Development Specialist, The Danish Foundation for Culture and Sports Facilities

• Global Innovations and Design Trends in Future Proofing Older Facilities Stefan Studer, Senior Consultant, Kannewischer Management AG, Switzerland (video)

11.55am - 12.45pm

1.4: Avoiding the Clash in Competing Diversity and Inclusion Priorities - Panel Session• Sarah Styles, Director, Office for Women in Sport and

Recreation, Sport and Recreation Victoria• Chyloe Kurdas, Inclusion & Diversity Specialist, AusCycling

Diversity & Inclusion Advisory Group• Anna Fitzgerald, Executive Lead, the WISDOM Collective• Rana Hussain, Program Director for Sports, Champions of

Change• Prof. Clare Hanlon, Susan Alberti Women In Sport Chair,

Victoria University

2.4: Global Design Innovation Which Is Customer Centric Ensures Maximised Usage of the Facilities• Japanese Design Thinking Influencing Generational

Planning for Community and Places Prof. Dr Takanori Fukuoka, President, IAKS Japan; and Board Member, IAKS International (video)

• Customer Driven Strategy Influences Design for the World’s Busiest and Most Successful Centres in Spain Steven Ward, Chief Transformation Officer, Go-Fit Ingesport (video)

• Designing Facilities for Sustainability and the Next Generation of Consumers Drew Hildebrandt, Manager, Brimbank Leisure Centres, Brimbank City Council

12.45pm - 1.45pm


1.45pm - 2.45pm

1.5: Collective Approach to Growing Participation Across Boundaries• Monash Sport & Recreation Participation Study Jackie Grieve,

Coordinator Leisure & Open Space Planning, Monash City Council

• Embracing Data Insights as a Planning Tool for Future Investment in Targeted Programming, Policy and Strategies Moving Forward Anthony Neal, Director of Recreation and Waterways, City of Melbourne

2.5: Alternative Provision Models for Community Aquatic, Sport and Leisure Facilities - Panel Discussion• A New Approach to Competitive Tendering Todd McHardy,

Chief Executive Officer, BlueFit• The Franchise Model - Swimming Schools, Gymnastics, and

Fitness Mark Collins, Chief Executive Officer, Belgravia Kids• Sports Club Provision – Gymnastics Robin O’Neill, Chief

Executive Officer, Gymnastics Victoria

2.45pm - 3.45pm


3.45pm - 5.00pm

CEO Thought Leaders Session 2: A Blueprint for the Next Decade - Redefining and Leveraging Major Sporting Events to Benefit Community ParticipationHas Australia lost its place in the globe’s rankings for sport, are our expectations too high in the new global hierarchy of sporting super-powers? Was the Crawford Review accurate in 2010 and should we focus our investments on community participation? With the plethora of global sporting events to visit our shores over the next decade, and the rotation of National championships with key states, will these types of sporting events stimulate greater participation and what community impact will they have?

5.00pm NATIONAL SPORTS & PHYSICAL ACTIVITY CONVENTION 2022 CLOSES

Tal Karp, Chief Executive Officer, The Y Australia; and Board Member, Australian Grand Prix Corporation

Kylie Taylor, Chief Executive, SA Office for Recreation, Sport and Racing

Sam Lane, Master of Ceremonies

Ben Houston, Chair, Commonwealth Games Association and CEO, Australian Sailing

Jane Fernandez, Chief Operating Officer Australia, FIFA Women’s World Cup Australia New Zealand 2023

Ian Chesterman, President, Australian Olympic Committee

* Program correct at the time of printing More details available on the NSC app (see page 4)


NSC SPORT AND RECREATION EXPOINNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS, ACTIVATION AREAS AND NETWORKING

Tuesday 12th July 9.00am – 6.00pm Wednesday 13th July 8.30am – 4.00pm

The National Sports & Physical Activity Convention is committed to bringing together Australia’s leading suppliers and peak bodies under one roof for attendees to appreciate the innovations and opportunities available to our industry. This year we are showcasing over 70 organisations, two activation areas, the renowned DCE Networking Lounge, meeting rooms with knowledge sharing forums and networking areas for people to congregate while enjoying the catering.

VICTORIAN PEAK BODY SPORTS HUB

The Sport and Recreation Victoria (SRV) Peak Body Sports Hub has been developed to allow delegates and expo attendees to connect with and appreciate options of how they can work together. Come and see who’s exhibiting.

NATIONAL PEAK BODY SPORTS AND RECREATION HUB

The NSC Peak Body Sports Hub will provide a focal point for key organisations nationally and from Victoria including:

• The Australian Sports Foundation

• ChildSafe Australia

• VicHealth

• Australian Sporting Alliance for People with Disability (ASAPD)

• Play Australia

• Play by the Rules

SPORT AND RECREATION ACTIVATION AREAS

This year the NSC will host activation areas that promote Expo visitors and NSC delegates the chance to see in action products and opportunities to encourage the community to be more active. The two areas are:

• Shuttle Smash Zone – with Badminton Australia

• Sports Zone – with FieldTurf and Polytan

• Pockets Sports – pool table

• Fun with Balls – interactive sports wall

• Ace Floors and Seating• ActiveXchange• AFN – EUROTURF – SMG• ASAPD• Ausco Modular• Australian Sports

Foundation• Back Beach Co• Badminton Australia • Big Screen Video• Blind Sports & Recreation

Victoria• California Sports Surfaces • Centre for Multicultural

Sport• ChildSafe Australia• CLUBMAP• Dalton Consulting Engineers• Dark Licht• Deaf Sports Australia• Disability Sport &

Recreation• etrainu• exeloo• FieldTurf • Fleetwood Australia• Floodlighting Australia• Fun with Balls• GameDay • Global Institute of Sport• Gold Medal Safety Interiors• GRAF Australia• Halliday Lighting• Hart Sport• Heliocol Solar• imc Australia

• International Association for Sports and Leisure Facilities

• Legacy Lighting• LIFE FLOOR• Lung Foundation Australia• Musco Lighting Australia• My Sport Live• Play Australia• Play by the Rules• Pockets Sports• Polytan• Proud2Play• Rec People • RevolutioniseSPORT• Rubner Holzbau• SAPIA• Schreder • Shine On• Smartlux• Smart Connection

Consultancy• Solid Scoreboards• Sport Experience Design Co• Sports and Corporate

Wellness• Sports Community • Sports Excellence

Scholarship Fund• Sunbather • TerraCottem• TigerTurf • VicHealth• Victorian Aboriginal

Community Services Association Ltd

• Women Sport Australia• Xplor Recreation

Exhibitor list correct at time of printing, check www.nationalsportsconvention.com.au for updates

CONFIRMED EXHIBITORS INCLUDE:

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110 Hart Sport 128 Hebei Fuxuan 130 GameDay132 Rec People136 SkillsIQ134 Sports & Play Industry Association144 Rubner and Theca 150 Sports Community 152 Pride in Sport154 Australasian Leisure Management 156 Ausco Modular158 Legacy Lights159 Sunbather160 My Sport Live164 Lung Foundation168 Ace Floors & Coatings170 TigerTurf174 Pool View 178 Musco Lighting Australia180 Back Beach184 Revolutionise Sport186 Warren & Mahoney208 Heliocol Pool Heating210 Polytan216 Smartlux214 Waterplay Solutions220 Euroturf/SMG/AFN 224 Life Floor 226 Gold Medal Safety Padding 230 FieldTurf 232 Intelligent Play & Halliday Lighting 278 ActiveXchange284 Schreder

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Collaborative Partners

The National Sports & Physical Activity Convention is very

grateful for the support from the broader industry

including our Partners, Collaborators, Program Content

Developers and Sponsors. Without this support, the

National Sports & Physical Activity Convention would not

be able to provide the calibre of speakers and the quality

of programs, while keeping the attendance price as low as

we can.

Any peak bodies and industry organisations who wish to

be a partner or collaborate for NSC22 should contact us at

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172 Floodlighting Australia174 Xplor Recreation178 Musco Lighting Australia180 Back Beach Co182 exeloo184 revolutioniseSPORT186 Smart Connection Consultancy188 imc Australia190 IAKS192 Fleetwood Australia208 Rubner Holzbau210 Polytan216 Smartlux 221 Dark Licht 222 TerraCottem224 LIFE FLOOR226 Big Screen Video228 AFN – EUROTURF – SMG229 California Sport Surfaces230 Halliday Lighting232 FieldTurf278 ActiveXchange284 Schreder

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SPORT AND RECREATION EXPO EXHIBITORS

ACE FLOORS AND SEATING

Stand 168With over 22 years’ experience in the Sports, Leisure and Entertainment industry we can ensure premium results are achieved. Ace Floors & Seating offer a wealth of knowledge in all areas, from product selection, to follow up inspections, to ongoing maintenance and product care. www.aceflooring.com.au

ACTIVEXCHANGE PTY LTD

Stand 278An independent data and software organisation collaborating with venue operators, sport bodies and governments. ActiveXchange manages the SportsEye Network, a sector-wide digital platform that improves planning, investment and delivery decisions. This houses Australia and NZ’s National Infrastructure Databases and now operating in Canada, The USA and Europe.www.activexchange.org

AFN – EUROTURF – SMG

Stand 228Euroturf is the Australian Distributor for a large range of natural turf maintenance products and is also the sole importer of SMG maintenance products for the upkeep and cleaning of artificial sports fields and synthetic sports and recreational surfaces.

SMG manufacture a large range of equipment catering not only for installers of track and field , but also for maintenance contractors and clubs who have a requirement to maintain their artificial sports surfaces. Euroturf and SMG have field maintenance equipment solutions to suit all budgets.

AFN Sports products continue to be one of South Eastern Asia’s largest manufacturers of high quality aluminium sports & athletic products and accessories manufactured to worldwide standards.

AFN, Euroturf and SMG have over 100 years combined experience in the industry and continue to find innovative and sustainable solutions for your equipment needs. www.smg-gmbh.de/?locale=en

AUSCO MODULAR

Stand 156Ausco Modular has collaborated with major sporting codes to deliver unisex compliant changeroom and clubhouse facilities that meet the needs of the community from a design, cost, quality and project delivery perspective. The off-site construction methodology enables buildings to be manufactured and delivered 60% faster. This is a game changer! www.ausco.com.au/

AUSTRALIAN SPORTING ALLIANCE FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITY

NSC Hub 5Australian Sports Alliance for people with a Disability (ASAPD) - a peak body representing the nine National Sporting Organisations for Disability.

Vision - All Australians have an opportunity to engage in sport and physical activity in a welcoming and inclusive environment

Purpose - Collaborate, advocate, and facilitate inclusive sport and physical activity for people with a disability, impairment, or limitation.www.sportinclusionaustralia.org.au/2020/10/02/australian-sporting-alliance-for-people-with-a-disability/

AUSTRALIAN SPORTS FOUNDATION

NSC Hub 1The Australian Sports Foundation is Australia’s leading sports fundraiser and national sports charity. We are the only organisation in Australia that can provide a tax-deductible receipt for donations to sport. ASF Membership is free and provides access to personal support and our online sports fundraising platform to facilitate successful fundraising. www.sportsfoundation.org.au

BACK BEACH CO

Stand 180Back Beach Co is an Australian Company that distributes high quality Aquatic apparel to over 120 stockists within Australia & New Zealand.

Our signature full length zip up hooded towels are the perfect towelling robes for any aquatic activity.

Keeping swimming fun, warm and covered as well as providing practical versatile products to your members.

Provide a new and exciting product in your retail space. Simply zip up and go.www.backbeachco.com

BADMINTON AUSTRALIA

Stand 106Badminton Australia is the peak national body for badminton in Australia. Badminton is a sport that over 200 million people play each year globally, in Australia over 300,000 people participated in 2021. Badminton Australia is presenting its new and innovative Shuttle Smash program developed for 5-12 year old children, come and say hi! www.badminton.org.au

BIG SCREEN VIDEO

Stand 226We’re BSV, your true partner in big screen technology. We bring spaces to life through digital installations. From billboards to scoreboards, our big screens make landmarks, organisations, and venues across Australia more attractive to the crowds you want to engage. www.bigscreenvideo.com.au

BLIND SPORTS & RECREATION VICTORIA

SRV Hub 6Blind Sports and Recreation Victoria (BSRV) enhances the lives of people throughout Victoria who are blind or vision impaired through sport and recreation. Since our establishment in 1977 we have evolved into a small but thriving non-profit organisation, which is setting the benchmark for blind sport and recreation in Australia.

Supporting more than 1,200 members, we encourage people with no or low vision of all ages and backgrounds to lead more healthy and active lifestyles. Our programs are for all members of the community – and we support all people, regardless of their ability, religion, age, gender, cultural background, sexual orientation or economic circumstances. www.blindsports.org.au

CALIFORNIA SPORTS SURFACES

Stand 229California Sports Surfaces is the manufacturer of world leading sports surface brands Plexipave, Rebound Ace, Deco Turf and Premier Sports Coatings. Our multi-layered cushioning system combine consistent bounce, footing, and outstanding durability with innovative shock-absorbing properties to provide the most advanced sports coating in the world. www.californiasportssurfaces.com

CENTRE FOR MULTICULTURAL SPORT

SRV Hub 4CMSport is a new initiative by Centre for Multicultural Youth (CMY) aiming to drive social change through sport. As a leading service provider with over 30 years of experience in supporting the Australian sports sector, CMY is excited to bring this service offering to the market.

We understand the need for sporting organisations around Australia to strategically engage – to turn inclusion into a competitive advantage and connect meaningfully to our growing multicultural communities. That’s why we help bridge the gap between the sporting world and our multicultural communities, providing deep knowledge, breadth of expertise, and the lived experience of multicultural communities to ensure all levels of sport are more welcoming and inclusive. www.cmsport.com.au

CHILDSAFE AUSTRALIA

NSC Hub 2ChildSafe Australia is the expert in Child Safety that your Sports Organisation can rely on. ChildSafe help your staff and volunteers to meet your Child Safety requirements. ChildSafe empowers clubs with screening, Working with Children Check tracking, child safety training, incident reporting, risk management and templates for policies and procedures. www.childsafe.org.au

CLUBMAP

Stand 152In 2015 two lifelong sports people, Terry Dillon and Chris Connolly, realised that community clubs needed support. Many were struggling, some amalgamated, others folded and it was getting worse!

Something needed to be done. TD Solutions was created to take top tier thinking to the grass roots - and it worked!

In 2021, TDS became CLUBMAP - a more dynamic, responsive and easier ally for all community clubs. CLUBMAP is joining major community groups and commercial partners to work with organisations from 70+ sports. We’re trusted by 12,000+ volunteer administrators from 4000+ clubs across Australia and internationally. www.clubmap.com.au

DALTON CONSULTING ENGINEERS

Coffee LoungeDalton Consulting Engineers (DCE) are experts in the design and project management of sporting precincts and associated infrastructure.

With a passion for sustainability and innovation, DCE’s team of over 80 provide expert civil engineering advice across the entire project lifecycle - from site due diligence and masterplanning through to detail design and construction surveillance. www.dceng.com.au

DARK LICHT

Stand 221Dark Licht Glare Free Lighting illuminates the playing area uniformly, reduces glare and hides the light source. The Dark Licht is a highly efficient flood light that faces towards the ground and pushes light forward. The powerful LEDs cannot be seen outside the area being illuminated. The Dark Licht completely cuts-off the light in every direction, providing much greater visual comfort. Conventional LED lightings are often mounted on an angle facing out towards the players, spectators and neighbours. This type of forward-facing LED fitting can impair vision and create blind spots in the eyes of players and spectators.www.darklicht.com

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DEAF SPORTS AUSTRALIA

SRV Hub 5Deaf Sport Recreation Victoria is a member of Deaf Sport Australia (DSA), the peak body for deaf sport in Australia. DSA was established in 1954 and is affiliated with the International Committee of Sports for the Deaf. Deaf Sport Recreation Victoria was established in 1982.

Deaf Sport Australia is a member-based organisation that supports:

• Deaf and hard of hearing communities• National Deaf Sport Organisations• State Deaf Sport and Recreation organisations• National and State Sport organisations• Deaf Services organisations

Deaf Sport Recreation Victoria is funded by Sport Recreation Victoria and has many deaf sport clubs under its umbrella. Deaf Sport Australia is recognised as a National Sport Organisation for People with a Disability (NSOD) by Sport Australia. DSA has a strong history of leading and advocating change in community attitudes and social policy and we are committed to ensuring that opportunities to participate in sport are inclusive / accessible for all deaf and hard of hearing Australians.www.deafsports.org.au

DISABILITY SPORT AND RECREATION

SRV Hub 2For 60 years Disability Sport and Recreation (DSR) has worked directly with stakeholders to provide and promote choice, access and participation in sport and recreation for people with disability. Key programs include wheelchair rugby, kids camps, training services and the Victorian Awards and Community Festival for disability sport.www.dsr.org.au

ETRAINU

Stand 102etrainu are global leaders in community education solutions. Through a sophisticated learning management system and interactive online courses, etrainu is changing the way sports organisations engage their community. etrainu have partnered with some of the largest sports organisations in the world, including Surf Lifesaving Australia, AYSO, Basketball Australia and Gymnastics Australia.www.etrainu.com

EXELOO

Stand 182INTELLIGENT PUBLIC TOILET SYSTEMS

Crafted with innovation and design excellence second to none

Built to Last - Using the finest materialsInclusion - Hygienic, comfortable and respectful environments for allSafety - A specialist helping you provide a safe and secure public assetHygiene - Pioneering touchless systems to protect userswww.exeloo.com

FIELDTURF AUSTRALIA

Stand 232FieldTurf Australia, is a leading manufacturer of synthetic grass in Australia.

Locally produced in Botany, NSW, FieldTurf Australia delivers high-performance artificial turf systems for Sports, Landscape and Commercials applications.

With more than 25 000 installations worldwide, FieldTurf is a select member of the FIFA Preferred Producer program, a World Rugby Preferred Turf Producer and a FIH Preferred Supplier.www.fieldturf.com.au

FLEETWOOD AUSTRALIA

Stand 192Australia’s leader in innovative and sustainable modular building. We are trusted to deliver innovative and sustainable building solutions for communities across Australia, as the nation’s leading offsite manufacturing and construction partner.www.fleetwood.com.au

FLOODLIGHTING AUSTRALIA

Stand 172Floodlighting Australia are your temporary lighting specialists, working with Australia’s major sporting bodies, including the NRL, AFL, FFA & Supercars, to provide lighting levels that meet both national and international broadcast lighting standards. Professional temporary lighting, anywhere, anytime.www.floodlightingaustralia.com.au

GAMEDAYGameDay is the perfect solution to manage your events. GameDay events is free for free events and a small online platform fee applies for paid events. You are able to manage the number of people that can attend your event, set your event date/s, capture key information of participants attending your events and everyone that registers receives an e-ticket with a unique QR code. Each event receives its very own landing page that allows you to brand and theme it with your organisations logo, sponsors, colours and event information. GameDay events is ideal for small events or large mass-participation events and can be used by National Governing Bodies wishing to manage events for their entire sport.www.mygameday.app

GLOBAL INSTITUTE OF SPORT

Stand 128Global Institute of Sport offers master’s degrees and professional education in sport, with UK campuses at the iconic Wembley and Etihad stadiums and hubs in Miami, New York, Atlanta, Toronto and right here in Australia at Melbourne Cricket Ground. www.gis.sport/au

GOLD MEDAL SAFETY INTERIORS

Stand 154Gold Medal Safety Interiors is the leading Australian supplier of specialised padded protection - indoor and outdoor padding products for walls, floors and equipment. Anti-trauma protections and impact resistant, used in Sport and Leisure Facilities, Schools, Gyms, Children’s play spaces, Gardens, Homes, Hospitals and Factories.www.goldmedalsafetyinteriors.com.au

GRAF AUSTRALIA

Stand 162GRAF Australia manufacture civil and stormwater management solutions for the sport infrastructure sector. Sustainability is our priority, with our core range of products being manufactured with over 90% recycled plastics. All products are certified and tested to the highest International and Australian standards.www.grafplasticsaustralia.com.au

HALLIDAY LIGHTING

Stand 230For over 60 years, Halliday Lighting have worked with thousands of clients to provide outdoor and indoor lighting solutions at every level of sport. Quality service stands at our core and we pledge to provide care-free turnkey experiences from initial design through to installation, final commissioning and ongoing maintenance.www.halliday-lighting.com.au

HART SPORT

Stand 110Our driving purpose as a brand is to help people stay active. Being active and playing sport has gone hand in hand with growing up in Australia. Whether you play sport at an elite level or just at the local park, pool or schoolyard, sport defines our national character. Sport connects us, unites us (and occasionally divides us). We take pride in our sport, our teams and achievements in it. HART Sport believes in facilitating and supporting all Australians in all their sporting and fitness endeavours. Whether you compete at a professional level, stay active simply to stay fit, are learning a sport for the first time, or about to start your health & fitness journey - we have all the equipment you need in one place for you to PLAY ON! www.hartsport.com.au

HELIOCOL SOLAR

Stand 124In 1995 Heliocol Victoria was formed in conjunction with Heliocol Australia to distribute and promote premium quality Heliocol solar pool heating collectors to the pool industry both residential and commercially throughout Metro and Regional Victoria. Rather than just become another standard player we saw a need in the market for a long term, robust, higher performing product that pool builders and pool owners alike were longing for and not just another budget model. Since then we have established a position of high quality supply and installation which has endeared Heliocol to the Commercial pool operator and Councils alike, a situation that we proudly continue to support. www.mageneco.com.au

IMC AUSTRALIA

Stand 188imc has 25 years of experience, 350 employees at 12 international locations, and over 1,300 customers worldwide.

We’re a leading full-service provider for digital training, and we make learning better - by rewriting the way we learn.

Experts in technology, e-learning content and strategy work together to provide holistic and customised e-learning solutions.www.im-c.com/au

INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR SPORTS AND LEISURE FACILITIES

Stand 190IAKS is the leading global non-profit organisation for professionals from the sports, leisure and recreation facilities industry. As an IOC recognised organisation, we are committed to championing for sustainable and high-quality indoor and outdoor sports and leisure facilities that are fully inclusive, universally accessible, and socially relevant.

Since 1965 our global collaboration capabilities, knowledge sharing, and member focused events have been helping to innovate and share valuable insights to professionals in over 153 countries globally. Brought to you at the 2022 National Sports Convention by Co-Sponsors iDwala Sports and Trackmaster International, we look forward to seeing you there! www.iaks.sport/anz


SPORT AND RECREATION EXPO EXHIBITORS

LEGACY LIGHTING

Stand 158Legacy Lighting is an Australian manufacturer of LED lighting for sport. With options from 250W to 1500W, Legacy has a solution for all indoor and outdoor applications. Legacy offers a locally manufactured product with world class performance and a 10 year warranty. www.legacysportlighting.com

LIFE FLOOR (AUSTRALIA & NZ)

Stand 224We all know the importance of water safety. Not just in the water, but also around it.

Forever, people slip and fall on pool decks

Life Floor solves that problem.

Life Floor is an impervious foam rubber tile flooring system specifically made for aquatics – where anyone is barefoot.

Life Floor has two main features:

• Traction: slip resistant without being abrasive• Cushioning: falling onto foam rubber is more

sympathetic than concrete.

Life Floor. Safety comes first. www.lifefloor.com.au

LUNG FOUNDATION AUSTRALIA

Stand 164Lung Foundation Australia is the only charity and leading peak body of its kind in Australia that funds life-changing research and delivers support services that give hope to people living with lung disease or lung cancer. Since 1990, we have been working to ensure lung health is a priority for all, from promoting lung health and early diagnosis, advocating for policy change and research investment, raising awareness about the symptoms and prevalence of lung disease and championing equitable access to treatment and care. www.lungfoundation.com.au

MUSCO LIGHTING AUSTRALIA

Stand 178Since 1976, Musco Lighting has specialised in the design and manufacture of sports and large-area floodlighting with innovations in glare reduction and light control responsible to the needs of facility owners, users, neighbours, and the night sky. Musco’s Total Light Control – TLC for LED™ technology delivers a level of light control and uniformity that can’t be matched, and is the solution of choice for neighbourhood Little League® pitches, collegiate and professional stadiums and arenas, international airports, rail yards, the Olympic Games, iconic landmarks, and some of the largest ports around the world. Musco has a global team of experts that partner with customers to plan, complete, and maintain a cost-effective, trouble-free floodlighting solution for their facility. www.musco.com/au

MY SPORT LIVE

Stand 160My Sport Live provides an outlet for sports organisations and event promoters to stream live events online. Designed to target sporting events around Australia, it provides an end-to-end service to take a sporting event into the living rooms and pockets of sports customers – live and on demand. www.mysportlive.tv

PLAY AUSTRALIA

NSC Hub 6Play Australia is the peak national advocacy organisation for PLAY.

We support outdoor play by way of inspiration, advice, access to information and professional services.

As the Australian branch of the International Play Association we protect the rights of children to play, as recognised within Article 31, UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.www.playaustralia.org.au

PLAY BY THE RULES

NSC Hub 7Play by the Rules provides information, resources, tools and free online training to increase the capacity and capability of administrators, coaches, officials, players, parents and spectators to assist them in preventing and dealing with discrimination, harassment, child safety, inclusion and integrity issues in sport. www.playbytherules.net.au

POCKETS SPORTS

Stand 104Pockets Sports is Australia’s Biggest Pool Promotion Company established to Promote, Host and Broadcast Cue Sports in Australia. Our goal is to give recognition to those who have dedicated years of hard work to the sport, inspire the next generation and take the sport mainstream. Accredited and Endorsed by the Australian Eight Ball Federation we work with national bodies across the Pacific regions to promote Cue Sports.

We are the promoters & broadcasters of some of Australia’s biggest events including the Pockets Pro Series which is Australia’s first ever professional pool series featuring Australia’s Best Top 8 players with payouts exceeding over $126,000. We look to Professionalise the sport and make it accessible to everyone.www.pockets.com.au

POLYTAN

Stand 210As the leading company dedicated to the design, construction, manufacture, installation and maintenance of synthetic sports surfaces, Polytan is in the business of making sport. Polytan surfaces comply with national and international standards for major sporting codes including FIFA, FIH, World Rugby, World Athletics, AFL and Cricket Australia. www.polytan.com.au

PROUD2PLAY

SRV Hub 1Proud2Play’s purpose is to enhance the opportunities for LGBTIQ+ communities to lead active and healthy lifestyles in affirming and inclusive environments through the power of sport and recreation. We achieve this through capacity-building and community outreach programs. www.proud2play.org.au

REC PEOPLE

Stand 132Rec People is a trusted workforce development and capacity building partner to Local Governments Australia wide. Rec People provide mobile workforce and recruitment services, as well as professional development for Local Government sport, recreation and leisure departments and their staff. www.recpeople.com.au

REVOLUTIONISESPORT

Stand 184revolutioniseSPORT is the industry leader in sports management technology in Australia, servicing over 220 state and national sporting organisations—more than all other sports membership vendors within Australia combined—as well as 14,500 sporting clubs across Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Cook Islands and the Asia Pacific. For more information, visit revolutionise.com.au.www.revolutionise.com.au

RUBNER HOLZBAU

Stand 208Rubner is the leading company in Italy and Europe in the construction of timber buildings and large Glulam and CLT structures. Unique in its industry, Rubner Holzbau provides a complete Service, from Production of its own Glulam and CLT to the complete Project Engineering of your design, to the On-site Delivery anywhere in the world. As an added value, Rubner Holzbau can also provide the site assistance of its timber structures, thanks to its crews of expert installers. An example of Rubner Holzbau Australian projects are Granville Park Stadium in Sydney, Stromlo Leisure Centre in Canberra, Chadstone Link in Melbourne and Marrickville Library in Sydney.www.theca.com.au

SCHRÉDER

Stand 284Sylvania Schréder is the local leading independent outdoor lighting solution provider and our lighting products adhere to the highest production standards, setting the benchmark for outdoor lighting in Australia. Our pool of services spans engineering, lighting design and project management coupled with a large local manufacturing facility. We have the in-house technical experience and capability to support the development of custom engineered solutions.www.au.schreder.com/en

SHINE ON

Stand 166Shine On is an energy efficiency specialist focused on upgrading sports lighting, commercial lighting and solar systems. We offer a complete turnkey solution, as well as designing and developing our own market-leading LED product range. We are also the exclusive sports lighting partner of Hockey Australia.www.shine-on.com.au

SMART CONNECTION CONSULTANCY

Stand 186Smart Connection Consultancy connects the dots between community needs, growth and technology and good planning. We embrace Australian and international sport, recreation and leisure management best practice and integrate it into future plans. Known for its expertise in embracing synthetic sports technology to support local government to meet the growing demand for sports fields in areas that can not cope with natural grass. We are passionate about working with clients who want to invest, plan, and develop active communities through sport and recreation.www.smartconnection.net.au

SMARTLUX

Stand 216SMARTLUX - Sports field Lighting. We provide - Design - Supply - Install - Maintain. Smartlux offers quality lighting solutions for all sports, including stadiums. We provide lighting designs for your projects, and combine with quality masts to achieve a great outcome every time. Smartlux partners with selected specialist lighting industry contractors, to provide a total compliant solution you

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can trust. A specialty of ours are base hinge masts (up to 40m) that reduce OPEX costs, and protect fields from damage to the turf and irrigation system. No cranes required!

We are excited to have the new SITECO FL11 on display, controlled by E-switch. Visit us to see how easy it is to smart manage your facilities and reduce opex costs.www.smartlux.com.au

SOLID DISPLAY SYSTEMS

Stand 126• A family based business dedicated to our

customers.• Solid’s success is due to our beautiful Sports

Software. Which was part of our development from day one. If you haven’t seen it then you NEED TO.

• Our custom LED formula & steelwork are second to none.

www.solid.com.au

SPORT AND RECREATION VICTORIA

Sport and Recreation Victoria (SRV) reinforces the enriching role that sport and recreation plays in people’s lives. SRV maximises the economic and social benefits provided to all Victorians by ensuring greater access and opportunities for all Victorians to participate in sport and recreation. It develops and improves the quality of community sport and recreation facilities, and invests in major sports facilities to support high performance pathways. It maintains Victoria’s reputation as Australia’s leading state for sporting and major events, and strengthens the capacity of sport and recreation organisations. SRV also works to ensure Victoria continues to be the home of sport and recreation industries and administration.www.sport.vic.gov.au

SPORT EXPERIENCE DESIGN CO.

Stand 136The Sport Experience Design co. works with clients to harness the positive influence of active experiences.

The design (or re-design) and delivery of programs, events, or sessions, for sports, government, brand, and agency clients.

We believe the experiences we all provide will ultimately decide if we are successful in our work, and our mission is to ‘create a more active world, together’.

Please let us know if we might help you at [email protected]

SPORTENG

SPORTENG specialises in the Planning, Design and Construction inspection of Fields of Play for all sports.

Blending engineering with specialist knowledge gained from working closely with sport governing bodies, stadium curators, sport planners and architects, SPORTENG provides leading-edge technical advice for all forms of Field of Play.www.sporteng.com.au

SPORTS & PLAY INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION

Stand 108The Sports & Play Industry Association is the Australasian peak body for the construction of sports, play, leisure and recreation facilities. SAPIA members are specialists in all aspects of sports and playspace design, construction and surfacing, certification and maintenance. Our not-for-profit association is dedicated to raising industry standards, publishing Guide Specifications and Codes of Practice for Sports Courts and Play Spaces. Membership categories include professional consultants, construction

and surfacing contractors, lighting and equipment installers, product manufacturers and maintenance specialists. Through the SAPIA Board, we provide independent advice and problem resolutionwww.sapia.org.au

SPORTS AND CORPORATE WELLNESS

Stand 134We believes wellness is a conscious , self directed and evolving process of achieving ones”” full potential. Identification of the stressors and application of corrective measures through analysis, therapies and changes in the lifestyle are our focal activities. We believe that application of advanced science with physical and mental fortitude delivers the ideal athlete. We believe that the key to enhance the happiness quotient is by being able to “”FEEL WELL”” LOOK WELL”” and “”PERFORM WELL”.www.sanjeevinilifecarevillage.com

SPORTS COMMUNITY

Stand 150For over 10 years, Sports Community has been partnering with state and national sports organisations, and local government to help support, empower and train their sports club volunteers. From creating national volunteers strategies to delivering volunteer based training programs our mission is to make it easier for you to support your sports clubs and their amazing volunteers.www.sportscommunity.com.au

SPORTS EXCELLENCE SCHOLARSHIP FUND

NSC Hub 9The Sports Excellence Scholarship Fund (SESF) is a national charity, enabling young athletes to pursue their sporting dreams, no matter the financial barriers placed before them. The SESF provides scholarships worth $1,000 each, as well as support through mentoring guidance and alumni education. www.sesf.org.au

SUNBATHER

Stand 159Sunbather have been designing, manufacturing, installing, and servicing award-winning pool heating & covers in Australia since 1974. They offer free energy consultations to deliver the best ROI and savings for your centre. Sunbather is the most trusted name in commercial pool heating and covers.www.sunbather.com.au

TERRACOTTEM

Stand 222TerraCottem® has been on the international market since 1993, accredited or certified by independent laboratories and research institutes. It offers a holistic approach to plant growth and works synergetically to significantly improve soil quality, water and nutrient retention for healthier plant growth. TerraCottem® Turf, also based on the TerraCottem® principle, contains zeolite, a 100% natural volcanic mineral, and turf-specific fertiliser and humic acids, which positively affect water retention capacity, soil structure and microbiological activity. All this is to get quicker grass establishment, enhanced root and plant growth and improve turf quality, seeded grass and sprigs.www.terracottem.com/en

TIGERTURF

Stand 170Tiger Turf is a global company that manufactures and install artificial grass projects. As part of the Tencate Grass group Tiger Turf is at the forefront of research and development of ground breaking products that look to mitigate our environmental footprint. We look forward to you stopping in for a chat on our stand.www.tigerturf.com/au

VICHEALTH

NSC Hub 3We are the Victorian Health Promotion Foundation (VicHealth) and we exist to create a healthier Victoria. One where everyone can live a happy, healthy life where they thrive.

Promoting good health drives everything we do. It’s behind the world-class interventions we create, the important research we lead, the public campaigns we deliver, and the expert insights we share. We’re leading change and are determined to make a real and lasting impact on the health and wellbeing of the people of Victoria.www.vichealth.vic.gov.au

VICTORIAN ABORIGINAL COMMUNITY SERVICES ASSOCIATED LTD

SRV Hub 3The Victorian Aboriginal Community Services Association Ltd (VACSAL) is a state-wide agency that provides advice to Government on a range of community development issues as well as being a major provider of extensive services to the Aboriginal community in both the metropolitan and some regional communities these services include: Community Development Program including Sporting Events Bert Williams Koorie Youth program and residential support. Aboriginal Best Start Project. Homelessness Support Programs. Indigenous Men’s Support Programs and more. www.vacsal.org.au

WARREN AND MAHONEY

Founded in 1955, Warren and Mahoney has become one the top ten largest architecture practices in Australasia. As a multi-disciplinary design practice, we offer strategic consultancy services as well as architectural, interior, graphic, urban and environmentally sustainable design services, with advanced technological capability across our service portfolio.

From its inception, our firm has integrated the complementary strengths of its founding partners, Sir Miles Warren and Maurice Mahoney. The two were known for their brilliant creative and technical thinking, and these remain the twin pillars of our studio today. Currently more than 400 staff across locations in Melbourne, Sydney, Christchurch, Wellington, Auckland, Tauranga and Queenstown work seamlessly together under our ‘one studio’ structurewww.warrenandmahoney.com

WOMEN SPORT AUSTRALIA

NSC Hub 4Women Sport Australia Inc (WSA) is the peak independent body for women and girls in sport in Australia, dedicated to making sport equitable for all.

We are connected and engage with the decision-makers to help influence change. We have a strong and connected community of members who value our programs and services

Our tailored programs and events have an enduring impact for sport and those involved.

We strive to ensure women in sports are celebrated and promoted, regardless of the sport. We are aligned with partners who champion gender equality.www.womensportaustralia.com.au

XPLOR RECREATION

Stand 174Xplor Recreation is our leading, easy-to-use software that helps sports, leisure, and recreation centers, attract and retain customers, spend less time on admin, and deliver a great experience. www.xplortechnologies.com/us/products/xplor-recreation-solutions

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