Ken Hurst

Congratulations also to re-elected directors Ken Hurst and Charles Eason.

Back row (l - r): Charlie Gibson, Ken Hurst, Rod Desborough
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Director - Ken HurstKen came to the Board in 1999 following a distinguished career in education, where he reached the position of business studies and economics department head.His club experience comes from a long association of over 40 years as a Director of Guildford Rugby League Club, and with the Camden Valley Golf Resort, where he has been a Director since the club's beginnings in 1964.

Director - Ken Hurst (Retired)
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Ken Hurst Ken Hurst came to the board in 1999, and was re-elected in 2000, 2003, and 2006, and is up for re-election in 2009. His service on the ClubsNSW board follows a long career in both primary and secondary education, and in a wide range of sporting activities. His club experience comes from a long association with Guildford Rugby League Club, where he has a proud history of over 40 years as a Director, as well as with the Camden Valley Golf Resort where he has been a Director since the club's beginnings in 1964. Ken was the former ClubsNSW board representative for the Talent Development Project (TDP) for many years, which continues to be sponsored by the club industry, and also serves as a board member of ClubKENO Holdings.

Ken Hurst

Director

Ken Hurst joined the TDP Board when CLUBS NSW became a major Project sponsor. Ken is a director and member of the board of CLUBS NSW with very extensive experience as a director of Guildford Rugby League Club and the Camden Valley Golf Resort. Ken also had a long and successful teaching career in both primary and secondary schools. Col Joye AM was a popular music entertainer with a massive youth following. He has maintained his interest in the industry as a company director and entrepreneur most recently with the outstanding production of "Shout!".

Staying in touch - Fr Riley with Member for Bankstown Tony Stewart, receiving satelite phones donated by Nicole Brown of TCP (second from right) and Ken Hurst (far right), Board Director of Clubs NSW