Blind Sports & Recreation Victoria is governed by an entirely voluntary Board of Management, who offer a diverse range of skills and experience to lead the governance and strategic direction of our organisation.
Rob is passionate about exploring the challenges, motivations, and inspirations that empower individuals to reach their potential, drawing from his own lived experience. He has 31 years of experience working for a large conglomerate.
Maurice is the CEO and President of Blind Sports & Recreation Victoria, where he leads a team of five staff and oversees Blind Sports & Recreation Victoria's entirely Voluntary Executive Committee. A keen and long-term advocate for people with vision loss
Marisa joined BSRV as VP in Nov 2024, bringing expertise in finance, compliance & change management. She holds a Bachelor of Education and Postgraduate in Business and has spent 20 years working for a multinational across Australia, Asia & the USA.
Jane joined Blind Sports & Recreation Victoria's Executive Committee as Treasurer in 2015. During the past 10 years, she has worked in a variety of different corporate roles as an advisor/consultant at Deloitte Australia.
Peter joined BSRV in June 2025 and became Company Secretary in November. He brings 33 years’ experience in finance, IT and business processes across Australia and globally, and is passionate about community impact and volunteering.
Tessa Sullivan is a wife and mother of three. She has a Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, a Master of Laws (Juris Doctorate) from Monash University and a Diploma of Legal Practice from the Australian National University.
Charlie Pickering is an Australian television presenter and comedian. His commitment to Blind Sports & Recreation Victoria is to increase awareness of the many sporting and recreational activities that are available to people who are blind.
Daria and Luke Saville are committed to help raise awareness of the BLV Tennis program and the wonderful abilities of our players. Together, we are poised to inspire change, challenge perceptions, and pave the way for a more inclusive future in tennis.
