Pierre Comis Email & Phone Number

Sydney, NSW, AU

Benalla, AU

The Australian Sporting Alliance for People with a Disability (ASAPD) collaborates, advocates, and facilitates inclusive sport and physical activity for people with a disability, impairment, or limitation. The 8 member NSOD’s represent lead organisations whose participant numbers, members and volunteers involve millions of people across Australia.

Sydney Olympic Park, NSW, AU

• Special Olympics Australia provides year-round sports training and athletic competition for people with intellectual disabilities, helping them live an active, healthy and fulfilling life. As CEO, Pierre works closely.
• Safely returned over 3200 athletes to weekly training and competition following COVID shutdowns
• Delivered the 2022 National Games in Launceston ($4M budget, 750+ athletes, 400+ volunteers)
• Sent Team Australia to 2023 World Games in Berlin ($0.8M budget, 64 athletes, 23 volunteers)
• Secured over $1.7M in new federal grants to develop Unified Sports and Young Athletes programs
• Delivered Inclusive Sport in Schools in NSW ($1.4M budget, 410 programs, 20K students)

Sydney Olympic Park, NSW, AU

• Designed, developed and commenced delivery of the new Inclusive Sport in Schools program to increase physical activity and improve physical literacy of students with intellectual disability and autism in NSW. This.
• Budget $1.4M over 2 years
• Reach: 286 schools, 410 programs, 20K students

Port Melbourne, Victoria, AU

As Executive Chair, Pierre provides strategic leadership to the board of directors and management team, coupled with subject matter expertise on physical literacy and physical activity policy in the context of sport, health and education. This enables Bluearth's approach to active living that goes beyond traditional sport and education models by activating.

Melbourne, AU

The Physical Literacy SIG provides a platform to enable continued discussion and leadership across academia, policy and practice for the purpose of furthering research, disseminating information, developing resources and sharing best practice as it relates to physical literacy. A core philosophy of this SIG is supporting collaboration throughout.

Canberra, ACT, AU

• As Director, Pierre was responsible for leading the physical literacy agenda in Australia and setting the strategic direction to drive research, implementation and measurement aligned to the national sports plan, Sport.
• The Australian Physical Literacy Framework – revered today as world leading.
• The ASC’s Position Statement on Physical Literacy – endorsed by 60 national organisations and peak bodies.
• The evolution of the $40M Sporting Schools program – encompassing a new whole school approach.
• A suite of resources for the sport and education sectors to activate a physical literacy approach.
• Keynote and Feature Presentations at a dozen leading industry conferences – aligning the system.

Canberra, ACT, AU

• As Director, Pierre was responsible for leading national participation growth in sport and physical activity through a network of 45 recognised national sporting organisations (NSOs). His team supported the development.
• Developed and administered the $29M Move It AUS Participation grant program.
• Developed and administered the $23M Move It AUS Better Ageing grant program.
• Administered the ASC’s $19M annual participation investment budget.
• Undertook annual sport performance reviews with 45 NSOs.
• Fostered sector collaboration and managed sector-wide capability building projects.

Canberra, ACT, AU

• As a senior leader, Pierre was responsible for the engagement and collaboration with partner NSOs to achieve agreed performance targets and outcomes aligned to their participation plans and capability framework. He.
• School engagement strategies
• Junior product development and delivery.
• Workforce (coach) training and development.
• Integrity and Safeguarding frameworks, policies and guidelines.
• Development of the Sporting Schools NSO Capability Framework and Admission Criteria.

Canberra, ACT, AU

• As Regional Manager, Pierre led a team of 14 Regional Coordinators to administer the Active After-school Communities (AASC) program across Greater Sydney. The team delivered social impact via sport and physical.
• 378 school and OSHCS sites across Greater Sydney.
• $3M grant budget administered twice a year.As the Acting State Operations Manager for the final 6 months, Pierre was responsible for provision of expert strategic and analytical advice and preparation, implementation.
• 1100 school and OSHC sites across NSW/ACT.
• $9M grant budget administered twice a year.
• Wind up of AASC program operations and transition to Sporting Schools program.

Moore Park, New South Wales, AU

Pierre was responsible for increasing the participation of children aged 5-12yrs in all forms of Rugby League by implementing junior development programs throughout local primary schools and junior clubs, as well as coordinating gala days and competitions to ensure district representation at all NSWRL competitions. He worked closely with the Wests Tigers.

Docklands, VIC, AU

Pierre led a team of 6 development officers to plan, deliver and review all forms of AFL Auskick and junior footy programs in schools and at club and community level to achieve growth and development of AFL across Greater Western Sydney. He was part of the team responsible for developing the 10-year plan to introduce a second AFL team in Sydney (now the.

Ithaca, NY, US

Pierre provided administrative assistance to the compliance team in the athletic department, assisting with matters relating to athlete wellbeing and sport team’s compliance in the prestigious Ivy League. Pierre also supported coordination of half-time entertainment and delivered general match day support at basketball and ice-hockey home games.

Bachelor Of Applied Science, Sports Management

Diploma, Project Management

Professional Certificate, Management

Certificate Iv, Training And Assessment

Certificate Of Engagement

Higher School Certificate