On behalf of the management of the Melbourne Victory Westfield W-League team, we are both pleased and excited to support the 2012 Asia Pacific World Sport and Women Conference here in Melbourne. The conference presents an amazing opportunity to help grow participation and support of not only the world game but women’s sport more broadly. The past 4 seasons of
Quick Facts Purpose The Asia Pacific World Sport & Women Conference 2012 looks at the world’s most popular sport and provides a global platform to explore ‘how’ and ‘why’ women consume sport. Learn how to increase female consumption from grassroots participation and international representation to the boardroom and stadia across the Asia Pacific Region and beyond. The conference will
‘On behalf of Football Federation Australia I endorse this conference and look forward to many positive outcomes to further grow the game for women in Australia and beyond.’ John Boultbee Head of International Department, Football Federation Australia ‘The Australian WomenSport and Recreation Association (AWRA) is very pleased to endorse the ASIA PACIFIC World Sport and Women Conference in 2012. We
The Asia Pacific World Sport & Women Conference 2012 looks at the world’s most popular sport and provides a global platform to explore ‘how’ and ‘why’ women consume sport. Delegates will learn how to increase female consumption from grassroots participation and international representation to the boardroom and stadia across the Asia Pacific Region and beyond. The conference will feature ‘Football’
ADVISORY BOARD CHAIR Olympian and Lawyer, Margot Foster, has been appointed Chair of the inaugural ASIA PACIFIC World Sport and Women Conference Advisory Board. World Sport & Women Organisaing Association President, Patrizia Torelli said in today’s announcement ‘we’re delighted to have such a well-known and distinguished sports administrator, with expertise in sport governance, leading our strong advisory board, which is made
MONEY. MEMBERS. MARKETING. MEDIA & MEN World Sport & Women Organising Association President, Patrizia Torelli, recently announced at a reception held at AAMI Park in Melbourne, that Australia will host the inaugural ASIA PACIFIC World Sport and Women Conference in 2012. Guests were joined by a stellar panel including Melanie Jones: International Cricketer, Broadcaster and Player Agent; Tom Sermanni:
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