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Two new trustees for Sport BoP trust

sport reporter, sport@dailypost.co.nz
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18 Jan, 2013 09:34 PM2 mins to read

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Two new trustees have been appointed to assist in inspiring Bay of Plenty communities to be the most active in the country.

Rotorua-based commercial lawyer Mark Copeland and Tauranga-based Jo Tisch join the six members on the Sport Bay of Plenty trust after the terms of Gill Gemming and Craig Corbett came to an end last year.

Sport Bay of Plenty chief executive Wayne Werder said both outgoing trustees had made considerable contributions to the board.

"We are very pleased to welcome Jo and Mark who both have a strong understanding of the sport and recreation sector, through participation and governance."

Copeland said he was passionate about involvement in sport and recreation for every New Zealander.

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"Sport Bay of Plenty provided a wide range of opportunities and incentives for those in the region to participate in sports-related activities for their physical and emotional benefit, and I am a great advocate of this," he said.

With an extensive sporting competition and governance background, and a special interest in disability sports through his role as chairman and president of Paralympics New Zealand, Copeland said he was looking forward to contributing to the organisation to ensure all Kiwis remain as physically active and involved as is possible.

Tisch is actively involved in a variety of sports, including representing New Zealand in the Long Distance Triathlon World Championship Age Group team.

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She said she was motivated to use her governance experience and skills as a lawyer to contribute to the board.

Tisch has three teenage children who all participate in sport and exercise along with her husband, who is a cardiologist, so as a family they are all well aware of the health benefits of an active lifestyle.

She recently won her age group in the Port of Tauranga Half.

Sport Bay of Plenty has a mandate to get more people, more active, more often.

The role of the trustees is to undertake a governance role.

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