Bowls Australia has formally opened applications for an appointed director position on its board of directors following a recent resignation.
The casual vacancy offers a strategic opportunity for a qualified professional to contribute to the governance of a National Sporting Organisation (NSO) during a transformative period for the sport.
The successful candidate will serve the remainder of the current term until the Bowls Australia Annual General Meeting (AGM) in October 2026.
Following the AGM, the position is eligible for a full three-year appointment, with a maximum tenure of nine years. This recruitment drive aligns with the launch of Bowls Australia’s new strategic roadmap, the Bold Bowls | Fun Bowls Action Agenda 2025–2028, which prioritises digital innovation and community connectivity.
The Bowls Australia Board comprises nine Directors, five elected and four appointed, tasked with overseeing an organisation with an annual turnover of approximately $10 million and a workforce of 35–40 full-time employees.
The Board is currently prioritising candidates with a “proven successful background” in two specific areas:
In accordance with the Bowls Australia Constitution, all directors must be a financial full member of a bowling club within an Australian State or Territory prior to their appointment (Bowls Australia can assist successful applicants in securing this membership).
Additionally, the board mandates that appointed directors hold Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD) qualifications or equivalent.
Bowls Australia Board Vacancy: Key Application Details
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