NEW ROLE AT IACDP

I am delighted to be taking up a part-time role with the International Association of Child Development Programs (IACDP). This allows me to expand my network of SwimSchoolers, whilst dovetailing perfectly with my role at Gymnastics Clubs Australia (GCA). This from IACDP President, Frank Sahlein: “The International Association of Child Development Programs warmly welcomes Mr. Ross Gage to the position of Executive Officer! The IACDP Board of Directors recently unanimously approved this new position. We are excited to enter this new era of organizational leadership and committee development. Ross’s deep and proven experience with similar associations (in particular the establishment and growth of swimming and gymnastics in Australia) will result in synchronized forward movement between the board and the committees. Ross’s efforts will drive new partnerships with other industry associations and suppliers, and new benefits for the IACDP members. Welcome, Ross Gage!”

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