Club One
03 — the board

seven people, one obligation.

Club One is governed by a board built so that no single club or body can direct it. Four members are nominated by the peak bodies, three are independents appointed by those four, and the chair comes from the independents. The board meets monthly.

4

industry nominees

Two from Clubs SA, one from Sport SA, and one from the South Australian National Football League Licensed Club.

3

independents

Appointed by the four nominees. Between them: legal standing, accounting standing, and direct experience of problem gambling.

1

chair, from the independents

So the chair is never a nominee of any one body — the safeguard that keeps Club One independent of the clubs it serves.

The people

Timothy Campbell

Chair

Independent Director

A qualified lawyer of at least three years standing with experience in the club and gaming industry. Appointed to the chair by the industry nominees.

Independent seat

Steven Russo

Independent Director & Finance Director

A qualified accountant of at least three years standing with experience in the club and gaming industry. As Finance Director he oversees Club One's financial reporting and grant funding. Contact: info@clubone.net.au.

Independent seat

Richard Oborn

Independent Director

A person with experience in dealing with issues of problem gambling and gambling addiction.

Independent seat

John Dicker

Director

Nominee of The South Australian Sports Federation Incorporated (Sport SA), the peak body for sport in the state.

Nominee seat

John Kernahan

Director

Nominee of The Licensed Clubs Association of SA (Clubs SA), representing licensed community clubs.

Nominee seat

Michael Keenan

Executive Secretary

Club One's Executive Secretary and the day-to-day point of contact for clubs, vestors and hosts.

Executive officer

The qualifications above are set by the licence itself — independence, legal and financial competence, and firsthand experience of the harm gambling can do — so that no single interest ever outweighs the sector’s. The Executive Secretary supports the board but is not a director.