Founding Board Member (currently Vice President) making key decisions on the establishment, organisation, implementation and development of Vanuatu Rugby League (VRL) at a domestic, regional (Asia-Pacific) and international level. Official liaison and spokesperson for the VRL's representation to the International Rugby League (IRL), Asia Pacific Rugby League Confederation (APRLC) and the Australian National Rugby League (NRL).

Media Manager controlling the Vanuatu Rugby League's (VRL) social media platforms including website, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and LinkedIn. Producing and distributing media releases, liaison with media outlooks and acting as a spokesperson for the VRL.

Team/Tour Manager, managing all logistical requirements of tours, including organisation of opponent/s, match and training venue/s, referees, visa’s, flights, accommodation, transport, catering, gear and promotions of the team in conjunction with VRL board and staff. Assistant Coach, assisting the head coach with the planning, preparation, delivery and evaluation of all tours, training camps and training sessions. Input into team selections for all matches. Trainer, acting as blue shirt trainer on match day, as the key on-field communication from the head coach to the players.Selector, part of a selection committee to pick all squads for national team matches.• First ever Vanuatu Men's National Rugby League team at the International 9's Tournament in Sydney, Australia (February 2012)• Inaugural Test Match against Greece in Port Vila, Vanuatu (October 2012)• Vanuatu-South Sea Islander Invitational Tour throughout Queensland, Australia (February & March 2013)• First Test Match victory against Solomon Islands in Mackay, Australia (October 2013)• First Test Match victory on home soil against Niue in Port Vila, Vanuatu (October 2013)• Vanuatu Invitation Team – NRL Trial Match Curtain-Raiser on Suncorp Stadium vs Sunshine Coast Falcons in Brisbane, Australia (February 2014)• First Test Match in Espiritu-Santo, Vanuatu against Philippines (October 2014)• Most recent Test Match (and victory) against Solomon Islands in Port Vila, Vanuatu (October 2016)• First Test Match in Solomon Islands (and victory) against Solomon Islands in Honiara, Solomon Islands (October 2017)• 2018 Emerging Nations World Championships with Test Matches against Hungary, Greece, Poland and Turkey in Sydney, Australia (October 2018)

Merchandise Manager controlling branding, marketing and sales of merchandise for the Vanuatu Rugby League (VRL) products. This included the design and production of playing and training gear for VRL teams and negotiations with suppliers.

Sponsorship Manager, formulating packages, proposals, leads, pitches, negotiations and execution of sponsorship from Platinum Naming Rights sponsor right down to player sponsorships for the 2018 Rugby League Emerging Nations World Championships in Sydney, Australia. Negotiated a record Platinum and Naming Rights sponsorship that was 4 x the previous sponsorship and 2 x the record sponsorship. Had a record number of sponsors at least 2 x previous best and sold all Platinum, Gold, Silver and Bronze sponsorship packages on offer. The sponsors were:Platinum Naming Rights Sponsor: Interchange LimitedGold Sponsor: National Bank of VanuatuGold Sponsor: Holiday Inn Resort VanuatuSilver Sponsor: BeastwearBronze Sponsor: Pacific Advisory Bronze Sponsor: Power House Performance – Vanuatu Strength & ConditioningPlayer Sponsors: Brewery Bar & RestaurantPlayer Sponsor: Dynamic Supply Company VanuatuPlayer Sponsor: Tana Plaza PharmacyPlayer Sponsor: The Coolangatta Hotel

Steering Board Member of the International Platform on Sport and Development, acting on behalf of the Australian Government (Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade). The International Platform on Sport and Development is the leading platform in the world for Sport and Development. The members of the Steering Board meet physically at least once per financial year to review and discuss the Platform's strategic framework and oversee its implementation. The Steering Board approves the Platform's strategy and oversees its implementation by the Operating Team.

The $39,000,000 Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) funded program, partners with nine Australian national sporting organisations (Australian Football League, Australian Rugby Union, Badminton Australia, Cricket Australia, Football Federation Australia, Netball Australia, Swimming Australia, Table Tennis Australia and Volleyball Australia), three world bodies (International Basketball Federation, International Cricket Council and World Rugby) and six regional sports organisations (Badminton Oceania, Oceania Athletics Association, Oceania Football Confederation, Oceania Swimming Federation, Oceania Table Tennis Federation and Oceania Volleyball Federation) to deliver targeted sport for development activities across nine Pacific countries (Cooks Islands, Fiji, Kiribati, Nauru, Papua New Guinea, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Tonga and Vanuatu). The program supports thirty-seven Pacific National Sporting Federations across the eleven sports and nine countries. Managing an Innovation Fund under the program sees existing partners Australian Rugby Union, Badminton Australia, Cricket Australia, Football Federation Australia, Netball Australia, Swimming Australia, Table Tennis Australia, International Basketball Federation, International Cricket Council, World Rugby, Badminton Oceania, Oceania Athletics Association, Oceania Football Confederation, Oceania Swimming Association and Oceania Table Tennis Federation receive addition funding for Innovative Sport for Development programs. The program also extended to Australian Paralympic Committee, Australian Rugby League Commission (National Rugby League), Gymnastics Australia, Hockey Australia, Oceania Hockey Federation, Oceania Paralympic Committee and Tennis Australia.In total the program partners with fourteen Australian national sporting organisations, three world bodies and eight regional sport organisations that supports fifty-two Pacific national sporting federations across the fifteen sports and nine countries.

Part of the Organising Committee that established and then delivered the 2018 Rugby League Emerging Nations World Championship in Sydney, Australia for the Rugby League International Federation (RLIF). It was the 3rd Rugby League Emerging Nations World Championship, the first since 2000 and the first in the Southern Hemisphere.The event was open to nations not involved in the 2017 Rugby League World Cup and where the sport of Rugby League is still developing. The event featured 11 nations (Greece, Hong Kong, Hungary, Japan, Malta, Niue, Philippines, Poland, Solomon Islands, Turkey and Vanuatu). It also featured a 4 teams regional competition (Africa United, Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN), Latin Heat and Mediterranean - Middle East) and Physical Disability Test Matches (Australia and New Zealand). The event was run in partnership with the New South Wales Rugby League (NSWRL) and had funding from the RLIF and NSW State Government. A key feature was the live streaming of all matches, taking the event to the world (including new markets) and showcasing the fact the sport is now played in more than 50 countries.The success of the event has seen the RLIF adding the event to its permanent calendar and portfolio of events and RLIF Chairman John Grant commented "...my praise, admiration and thanks go to Organising Committee who have worked alongside the many volunteers from around the world and the RLIF to deliver such a magnificent event.”

University Academic teaching in the School of Business in the Bachelor of Business - Sport Management degree.

Guest Lecturer in Masters of Sports Management program.

Lead the NRL Pacific Program by managing an in-country team to implement the 'Rugby League in Schools Pilot Program' (branded as League Bilong Laif at a local engagement level) aimed to improve the quality of education for girls and boys of all abilities in Papua New Guinea through rugby league and related activities; increase capacity of teachers - through resources and training - to conduct rugby league based activities in the school environment; and improve organisational and management capacity of the Papua New Guinea Rugby Football League to manage the development and delivery of school-based rugby league in Papua New Guinea.

Overseeing the smooth running of the media tribune and mixed zone as part of the Press Operations Team at the Aquatic Centre by efficiently and quickly disseminating information to the journalists, assisting with requests for interviews by the media with athletes whilst ensuring their safety.

Design and manage Sport for Development programs which contribute to Australian Government Official Development Assistance (ODA) objectives.

Work within Vanuatu Department of Youth Development, Sports and Training (DYDST) to plan and coordinate the design and implementation of the Australian Sports Outreach Program (ASOP) on behalf of the Australian Sports Commission (ASC).

Provide advice on Sport for Development and strengthen the capacity of departmental staff to manage and grow the Nabanga Sport for Development program and other departmental programs and services by offering advice, coaching, teaching and mentoring to build local skill and confidence.

Managed the Vanuatu Men's National Cricket team at the International Cricket Council (ICC) East-Asia Pacific Division 1 Championships in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea.

Coordinate the delivery of the Active After-school Communities program at regional level through a cluster of local primary schools and other community organisations and personnel.

Build local community sport capacity along with the development of pathways for children in the Lakemba and Macquarie Fields regions to move from the All Australian Sporting Initiative program into community sport.

Educate primary school children, by planning and conducting an education program to develop literacy, numeracy and the physical, emotional, intellectual and social growth of students.

Delivery and implementation of the sporting, recreational, outdoor education programs conducted in the Centres, with responsibility for the safety and welfare of program participants.

Provide front line client services to the department and responsible for delivering the public face and image of the organisation to the community.

Increase the participation of children aged 5 – 18 years of age playing or consuming some form of the game of rugby league as part of a school, club or community program in the St.George district.

Responsible for all sales activities of St.George rugby league memorabilia.

Worked within the marketing department.

Assist development officers to increase the participation of children aged 5 - 18 years of age playing or consuming some form of the game of rugby league as part of a school, club or community program.

Worked within the administrative, marketing and development departments.