Graeme Wood
Chief Executive Officer
One of Western Australia’s greatest batsmen, the left hander played 59 Tests and 83 One-day internationals for Australia and captained WA to a hat trick of Sheffield Shield titles in the late 1980’s.

Post his playing career he forged an outstanding career as a senior executive in marketing and sales with Australian brewer Foster’s, working there for 17 years before taking up his current position at the WACA in March 2007.

David Clear
Game Development Manager
One of the longest serving staff members at the WACA is responsible for the growth of the game at all levels of cricket in Western Australia other than the Warriors and high performance. Oversees a team of five Community Cricket Officers in the metropolitan area as well as six Regional Cricket Officers in country areas of Western Australia.

Ric Evans
Umpiring Manager
In charge of the officiating of the game of cricket in Western Australia is this former International umpire. Umpired three Test matches and 17 One-day internationals as well as numerous First Class matches before turning to sports administration.

Doug Harris
High Performance Manager
A former Western Australian State player who now heads up the WACA’s high performance programs, ranging from Under-13’s through to the Western Australian Second XI as well as women’s high performance. The former member of the State Selection Panel manages a team of five Coaching Officers and the WACA’s education and training programs.

Richard Marshall
Chief Financial Officer
Richard started his CFO role with the WACA in May 2007. Born and raised in Yorkshire, England, Richard emigrated to Australia with an international accounting firm in 1988, shortly after qualifying as a Chartered Accountant. Since then he has worked as Financial Controller for several public listed companies and as commercial and legal manager for a large engineering company. Richard has supported the Australian cricket team since 1991.

Tom Moody
Warriors Manager & Head Coach
Born: 2 October 1965
After guiding Sri Lanka to the World Cup final, Moody took over from Wayne Clark as Retravision Warriors Head Coach and Manager in May 2007. Prior to his successful two-year stint with Sri Lanka, Moody spent four years as Director of Cricket at Worcestershire. Moody represented Australia in 8 Tests and 76 one-day internationals, including World Cup wins in 1987 and 1999. He played in five Sheffield Shield-winning teams and four domestic one-day championships in 145 first-class and 73 interstate one-day matches for Western Australia from 1985 to 2001.

Cameron Sutherland
Curator
Joined the Association just prior to the commencement of the 2005-06 season, taking charge of preparing the turf at Western Australia’s international summer sport venue. Well known within the Western Australian cricket community for his knowledge of local conditions, he joined the WACA from his position as founder and principal of Plant and Soil Management, a sports turf company.

Nicole Walker
Commercial and Membership Manager
Nicole joined the WACA in January 2004 in the position of Sponsorship Manager, working with the WACA’s various commercial and media partners. Over the past four years she has worked hard to grow the sponsorship business of the WACA, making cricket and the Retravision Warriors a valuable investment opportunity for Western Australian sponsors.

Nicole has worked on numerous initiatives including: the development of the Cricket City Perth Festival of Cricket concept; securing a long term partner in Retravision as a major sponsor of the State Men’s team; hosting the first ever interstate Twenty20 match played in Australia (2005, WA V Vic), as well as having worked as a part-time lecturer and tutor in the Marketing School at Curtin University, specialising in Sports Marketing and Integrated Marketing Communications.

Taking on the Membership portfolio in an expanded Senior Management position, Nicole is now looking to bring the same level of personal service, attention and opportunity to WACA Members that the sponsor group have enjoyed.

Mark Zundans
Business Operations Manager
Mark holds the responsibility for the majority of commercial operations of the WACA including ground operations, marketing, events, functions, and communications. With major facility management experience spanning 14 years including the AIS and Arena Joondalup, Mark brings strong experience in facility and event management, and holds an executive position on the Council of the Venue Managment Association (Asia and Pacific).