In this episode with Christine we dive into: the significant impact professional sports organisations can have on schools and student wellbeing. Christine shares insights into the JackJumpers’ initiatives designed to foster resilience, teamwork, and mental health among students.
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More About Christine
Christine Finnegan is the Chief Executive Officer of the Tasmania JackJumpers.
Christine joined the club from its inception to the National Basketball League in 2020 and has played a pivotal role in the club’s ongoing success both on and off the court, culminating in the 2024 NBL Championship, which created history in the Australian Sporting Landscape.
Christine has over 25 years experience in professional sport commencing her career at Tennis Australia and progressing through the ranks of three football codes including Rugby Union (ACT Brumbies and Melbourne Rebels); Rugby League (Melbourne Storm); AFL (AFL Players Association and St Kilda Football Club) as well as the Commonwealth Games.
Christine is a people driven leader with expertise in brand and commercial operations. She was also part of the inaugural AFL Women in Leadership Program and the AFL Executive Leadership Program which has nurtured up and coming talent to Chief Executive roles. She is a passionate advocate for women to find pathways in male dominated environments, particularly in the sports industry.
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