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Board of Directors
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JO BAILEY

MBA Business

President

Jo’s professional career spans more than 30 years, and has included positions in senior marketing management, consultancy work, plus extensive experience working across marketing, communications, engagement and strategy in both the public and private sectors.


Jo is a creative and strategic marketer, her expertise includes brand management, tourism and heritage interpretation, stakeholder engagement, strategic and operational business management and governance.

Jo was appointed to the Cricket Tasmania Board in February 2015, then elected in August of the same year. She is currently serving in her third term as an Elected Director. Jo is Chair of the Board’s Marketing, Commercial and Membership Committee, as well as a member of the Cricket Committee and the Executive Committee.

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DANA FALETIC

OLY B.Ec.

Vice President / Treasurer

Dana is a two-time Olympian (rowing), and mother of two young children. She is passionate about encouraging and supporting young girls and women to be involved in sport, for their physical health, personal development and the lifelong skills that they will develop through involvement with sport. Dana is also a strong advocate for WSRT's Get Active Program which helps men, women and children improve their health through nutrition and physical activity.

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SARAH GILLMAN

BA. Cert 4 Assessment and Workplace Training

Secretary

Sarah is a former ABC broadcaster. She has worked in media management, and as a producer and journalist in news, current affairs, television and sport. She has also taught journalism at universities in Tasmania, Darwin and Canberra. Sarah is a long-time advocate for women in sport and has been engaged as a freelance journalist, trainer and researcher for the Australian Sports Commission, the Australian Institute of Sport, and Womensport Australia. Her interests include sport as an avenue to support leadership opportunities, better mental health and the chance to give back to community. Sarah is actively involved with the establishment of girls Australian rules football in Tasmania.

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WENONAH SHARMAN

AEP

Board Member

Wenonah Sharman is an Accredited Exercise Physiologist an IAAF Kid's Athletics Coach, Lv1 Community Athletics Coach, and Lv2 Intermediate Club Coach. She is a former Women in Sport Coaching Scholarship holder and is working towards Lv2 IAAF Advanced Coaching Accreditation. Wenonah is also the state junior distance coach for the targeted talent program for which athletes need to be ranked in the top six nationally, and the head of medical, rehab and wellness for the women's academy program for female Tasmanian AFL footballers.

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SHERRI RING

Certificate IV Fitness

Board Member

Sherri is the Director of Energy Health, a Tasmanian based Health, Wellbeing and Teambuilding Consultancy business. Sherri has over 30 years’ experience in helping companies across Australia create healthier, happier, and more connected workplaces.  She is also the CEO and Creator of The Mind Games, a fun, action-packed event that raises funds to support The Menzies Institute for Medical Research expand their research in the area of mental health in the workplace.

 

Sherri is passionate about helping companies create and build mentally healthy, happy, and thriving employees and cultures.  She has a particular interest in women-specific Health, Wellbeing and Leadership programs in the workplace, as well as advocating for a level playing field for women both in work and life.

 

Sherri understands how important health, wellness and connection through sport is for your mental health and is proud to be a part of the WSRT board. She hopes her unique experience and skill set will enable her to make a real, lasting difference.

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ELERI MORGAN-THOMAS

BSc Environmental Studies, Grad Cert Econ Economics, MBA Business, Masters Legal Studies Law

Board Member

Eleri Morgan-Thomas is CEO at Homes Tasmania, a position she has held since February 2023. She has worked in housing and homelessness in both government and non-government organisations over the last 4 decades.

Eleri has held Board Director positions with Cycling Australia, MA Housing, Community Sector Banking, Women’s Housing Company, and Community 21 Ltd.

Eleri is a keen cyclist and runner and played AFL in the early years of the NSW AFLW league.
 

CHRISSY TADROS

B.App. Sc. (Physio.)(Hons.), Master of Sports Physiotherapy, 
APA Titled Sports & Exercise Physiotherapist

Board Member

Chrissy has been a Physiotherapist for over 15 years. She has had a variety of experience working with Australian Women's water polo, North Melbourne/Tasmania AFLW, Tasmanian Devils AFL, and statewide soccer in Tasmania.  She is currently on the board for the Tasmanian branch of the Australian Physiotherapy Association.

Chrissy's passion lies in working with women across the lifespan to enhance their health and wellbeing. She has a special interest in adolescent girls and their social barriers for both physical activity and retention in sport. Chrissy runs a workshop called Game Bloom, educating adolescent girls about sporting performance in puberty.

 

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