Triathlon NSW Staff

Adam Wicks - Chief Executive Officer

Adam was recently appointed as Chief Executive Officer of Triathlon NSW in July, 2017.

Adam has a strong background in sports administration having previously worked as an Executive Director for Gymnastics Northern Territory and Business Development Manager of Touch Football Victoria. Adam holds a Bachelor of Mathematics / Finance and a Masters in Sports Management from the University of Technology, Sydney.

Chris Cunningham - Operations Manager

Chris joined Triathlon NSW from Cricket Victoria where he worked as a Regional Development Officer for 3 years.He is the main communication point for all NSW triathlon clubs and members. Chris will also distribute information and organise sport-related programs, club development opportunities and training for those who want to participate for fun and those who are interested in competition.

Chris is originally from Liverpool in the UK and has held numerous roles focused around increasing active participation rates in sport.

Mick Delamotte - Coach Education & Pathway Manager

Mick has been appointed as Athlete & Coach Pathway Manager responsible for

facilitating Coach Education within NSW and managing the Junior Development Pathway.

Mick brings with him 15 years of coaching and coach education experience, with a current

role as an ITU Level 2 Coaching Facilitator and Head Coach of Team ITU and other ITU Development projects since 2007. Mick is also a full time Coach of ITU Youth, Junior, U23 & Elite Triathletes in his home program.

David Williams - Technical and Event (Sanctioning) Manager

Dave is responsible for the sanctioning of every club and open event in NSW as well as the ongoing development of the Technical Official program. In his words "my goals are to assist event organisers to provide safe events, and to help technical officials to be the best that they can on the Field of Play and provide consistent interpretations of the Race Competition Rules, based on the environment of each situation and the context of each event".

In a previous life, Dave worked as an engineer, competed as an age grouper for 10 years, joined the technical program in 2005 and is now a National Technical Official.

Aaron S. Lee - Marketing and Communications

Aaron joins Triathlon NSW after working the past 20 years in media, which has included serving as an editor to the Australian-New Zealand editions of both Cyclist Magazine and 220 Triathlon, as well as the Asia-Pacific managing editor of sport for Future Publishing when they owned the titles of Cyclingnews, BikeRadar and TriRadar.

Aaron was a member of Triathlon Australia’s communication advisory board and a commercial consultant for Cycling Australia, and he can still be found reporting on Olympic sports for both Eurosport and SBS.

Currently Vacant - Junior Development Officer