WAFC appoints new Subiaco District Chair

The West Australian Football Commission, in partnership with the Subiaco District, has appointed Cindy Dunham as Chair of the Subiaco District Football Development Council to replace long serving volunteer Wayne Morling.

Ms Dunham is the General Manager Operations, Australia West, for Rio Tinto Procurement and has worked in senior procurement roles in the resources industry in Western Australia for the past 12 years. More recently her responsibilities have included procurement planning and execution of Newmont’s $3.3 billion Boddington Gold Mine Project.

WAFC Director of Game Development Warren Nel said the WAFC and Subiaco District were very excited to welcome Ms Dunham aboard and looking forward to the wealth of business knowledge and acumen she would bring to the role of District Chair.

“It is fantastic to have a high calibre person such as Cindy take on the role and continue the excellent Game Development already in progress within the Subiaco District,” Mr Nel said. “I look forward to working with Cindy as we continue to ensure that football offers the best possible experience to our stakeholders.”

Ms Dunham also volunteers her time as the Vice Chairperson on the Board of Shelter WA, which is a peak body that advises the government on affordable housing for low income earners and the disadvantaged.

Mr Nel also paid tribute to outgoing District Chairman Wayne Morling for his eight years of loyal service in a key volunteer role which oversaw the implementation of the District Model.

“Wayne forged professional relationships with every stakeholder and leaves enormous shoes to fill,” Mr Nel said. “He has passionately and tirelessly served the District at all levels, leading to significant growth and a stronger reputation. His guidance he has ensured that football remains the number one sport of choice within the Subiaco District.”

Prior to Wayne’s involvement with the Subiaco District Football Development Council, he was involved with the Sorrento Duncraig Junior Football Club as President. During this time he was involved in a myriad of roles and was instrumental in bringing professionalism to the club and those around him.

“Wayne will not be lost to football, as he will continue to serve on the Subiaco Football Club (WAFL) Board as the Director of Community Programs,” Mr Nel said. “The WAFC and Subiaco District wish Wayne the very best in his future endeavours and thank him for his contribution to the game.”