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Aquatic & Recreation Institute NSW (ARI NSW) is pleased to announce the appointment of Charlene Easton to its Board of Directors, following her casual appointment to fill a vacancy on the Board.
Charlene joins the Board at an important time for ARI NSW, as the organisation continues to strengthen its strategic direction, expand industry engagement and deliver greater value to members across the aquatic and recreation sector.
Her appointment reflects ARI NSW's ongoing commitment to maintaining a diverse and capable Board, bringing together industry experience, fresh perspectives and a shared passion for advancing the sector.
ARI NSW Chairperson, Brad Vella, welcomed Charlene's appointment.
"We are delighted to welcome Charlene to the ARI NSW Board of Directors. As we continue to build on the Institute's strong foundations, it is important that we have Directors who are committed to contributing their knowledge, perspectives and experience to support our members and the broader industry."
"Charlene's appointment comes at an exciting time for ARI NSW, with a renewed focus on strengthening member engagement, professional development, industry collaboration and the long-term sustainability of the organisation. I look forward to working alongside Charlene and our fellow Directors as we continue this important work."
Charlene Easton welcomed the opportunity to join the ARI NSW Board of Directors and contribute to the Institute's ongoing work in supporting the aquatic and recreation sector.
Picture: Charlene Easton (far right) presenting the 2026 Swim School of the Year Award.
Charlene Easton, ARI NSW Director, said:
"I’m incredibly honoured to join the ARI NSW Board of Directors. Having worked in the aquatic industry for many years, I’m passionate about the people, organisations and communities that make our industry what it is. I see this as a wonderful opportunity to give back, contribute my experience and be part of shaping a stronger future for our sector.
I’m looking forward to working alongside the Board, sharing ideas, building relationships and collaborating with industry colleagues to continue strengthening and advancing the aquatic and recreation industry across NSW.
I’m excited for this next chapter and grateful for the opportunity to be involved!"
Charlene will join the existing Board in supporting ARI NSW's governance, strategic priorities and ongoing initiatives, contributing to the Institute's mission of supporting and advancing the aquatic and recreation industry throughout New South Wales.
ARI NSW looks forward to the contribution Charlene will make as part of its leadership team.
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