Jack Arnold

Background

About Jack Arnold

I am an experienced University and Sports management professional having worked internationally, interstate and in Melbourne in a variety of settings over the past 20 years. I bring a large skill set to assist any organisation achieve positive results. I completed a Bachelor of Applied Science (Human Movement), majoring in Sports Management and Marketing at the University of Ballarat in 2001. After finishing Uni, I worked at the Melbourne 2002 World Masters Games and Corporate Health Club in Melbourne. At the beginning of 2005, I started a volunteer position with AFL South Africa in South Africa. I was primarily based in the North West Province, including the towns of Potchefstroom, Rustenburg and Vryburg. I was tasked with introducing and developing Australian football. I worked in schools and the community introducing the game, training players, coaches, umpires and administrators. When I returned from South Africa and Europe, I took a position in Darwin as Community Development Manager with AFL Northern Territory. At RMIT in Melbourne I am the Clubs & Societies Program Coordinator where I look after the administration, expansion, operations and strategic direction of the 55 Student Life Clubs