Our mission is to facilitate
research and disseminate
knowledge that furthers the
understanding, development
and effectiveness of
chiropractic care.
Annual Report
2013 - 2014
ABOUT THE FOUNDATION
The Australian Spinal Research Foundation (Spinal Research) is a nonprofit organisation focused on supporting, facilitating and delivering
chiropractic research.
Spinal Research was incorporated in 1976 and is a company limited
by guarantee under Australian Corporations Law.
Our Mission is to facilitate research and disseminate knowledge
that furthers the understanding, development and effectiveness of
chiropractic care. Our focus is chiropractic research.
To date the Foundation has committed funds to over 190 research
activities and granted research funds in excess of A$2m. Australian
Spinal Research Foundation is amongst the largest funding bodies,
internationally, for chiropractic research. We appreciate the linkage
between research, policy and practice. Our aim is to generate
research that is supportive of the profession, is practice relevant and
provides positive influence to policy-makers.
Our Bona Fides
Australian
Spinal
Research
Foundation a company limited
by guarantee under Australian
Corporations Law. The Foundation
is an approved Deductible Gift
Recipient
(DGR)
under
the
Australian Income Tax Assessment
Act 1997 (Section 30-15, Research
Institute) and an Income Tax
Exempt Charity (Section 50-5).
The Foundation is registered
as Charity No. 1193 under the
Queensland Collections Act and
is exempt from Stamp Duty under
the Duties Act 2001.
We are the research
foundation which
demonstrates that
chiropractic care enhances
quality of life and human
performance
Table of Contents
President’s Report.................................................. 1
Highlights...........................................................2-4
Research Committee Chair Report.............................. 5
Grant Application Process......................................... 6
Corporate Governance Statement............................. 7-8
Treasurer’s Report.................................................. 9
Honour Roll - Members and Significant Donors.......... 10-12
Commercial Members............................................. 12
Honour Roll - Volunteers......................................... 13
President’s Report
In last year’s report I made
mention of the Institute of
Alternative Future’s (IAF)
report “Chiropractic 2025.
Divergent Futures”. The IAF
is a United States based,
internationally
renowned
group of futurists that work
with
leading
companies
and other groups “aiding
organisations
to
more
wisely choose and create
their preferred futures”.
The report is both a
comprehensive analysis of
the chiropractic profession’s
current situation in the
United States as well as a considered analysis of four possible scenarios
for the profession in 2025. The IAF also make 22 recommendations to
the profession to move towards two possible “preferred futures”. While
I highly recommend that all chiropractors read the whole report (it’s
available free on the IAF website), the main message is simple – 11 of
the 22 recommendations relate to the need for more research, faster!
ANNUAL REPORT 2013/2014
research. These changes will continue to contribute to the activities of
the Foundation for years to come. Thank you Ray!
The years to come will see many challenges for chiropractic. Thank you
for your ongoing support that has allowed, and will continue to allow us
to generate research to move us towards our preferred future!
Dr Martin Harvey
President
The IAF recognise that there are many areas in which chiropractic
needs to be influential to move ahead. We need to generate positive
PR, we need to influence government to legislatively create a level
playing field, we need to influence third party payers as well as many
other points of influence. What the IAF is telling us is that there is one
thing in common with all of these areas – in each of them research is
the currency of influence! If we want to move chiropractic toward a
preferred future, investing in research is the most important strategy.
With this in mind as I reflect on the last year I am extremely proud of
a project that the Spinal Research Foundation has undertaken in the
last year. Over the years we have focussed a lot on the inputs that the
Foundation has been able to generate – the individual projects we have
funded and facilitated and the more than $2 million that we have been
able to invest in research. In this last year we have put in place a more
rigorous process to track outputs. Members and supporters can go to
the Spinal Research website and under the Research ---> Grants funded
tab (1) see a rundown of the outputs of grants funded. Reading this
shows a tremendous amount of “currency” has been generated to move
chiropractic ahead. There are publications in many prestigious journals
including JMPT, Journal of Electromyography and Kinesiology, Journal
of Applied Physiology, Chiropractic Journal of Australia, Chiropractic
and Osteopathy, Spine, Trials, The Spine Journal, The Journal of
Chiropractic Education and Experimental Brain Research. In reading
this it also needs to be remembered that there is more to come – 12
projects are currently in progress and others still have publications
pending!
I am extremely proud that this has been achieved while the Foundation
has continued to employ a fiscally responsible and sustainable approach
of investing funds in research based on the investment return. This
means that when you, our supporters, have donated a dollar to the
Foundation, that the dollar is still working to generate research and
positive influence for chiropractic.
None of this would be possible without the dedicated work of many
people. I am honoured to work with a phenomenal board, a CEO,
Roley Cook and a Foundation staff who all contribute to the work of
the Foundation well beyond their roles. One contributor who I would
like to highlight this year is Professor Ray Hayek. Ray has been a board
member for 9 years and Chaired the Foundation’s Research committee
for 8 years. During this time he contributed across a number of areas
of Foundation activity. His contribution to profoundly upgrading the
process by which the Foundation assesses research applications and
the depth of expertise he was instrumental in bringing to the Research
Committee through his contacts in the broader research world is one
that has had a significant impact on the Foundation’s core business,
(1)http://www.spinalresearch.com.au/Research/GrantsFunded/
tabid/467/language/en-US/Default.aspx
Chiropractic 2025:
Divergent Futures
http://www.altfutures.org/chiropracticfutures
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Highlights
Over the past year the Foundation has contributed to increased
chiropractic and research knowledge by hosting
• 2 ‘Evidence Informed Paediatric Chiropractic’ seminars
featuring Dr Joel Alcantara
...‘I would also like to thank those
lovely souls at the Australian Spinal
Research Foundation, its current
and past presidents, and everyone
that donates to them. Without their
support I would not be in the position I
am now, nor would I have completed so
many studies.’
• 5 Jumpstart events for early career chiropractors and
chiropractic students
Excerpt from ‘The Reality Check’ by Dr
Heidi Haavik
• Dynamic Growth Congress in Melbourne,
• 7 Dynamic Growth Experiences around Australia and New
Zealand,
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The Chiropractic Research Partnership continues to provide
more research, faster. Dr Brett Foote joined to the Partnership
at its launch and his contribution has funded a study by Susan
Snodgrass BSc(PhysTher), ATC, MMedSc(Physio), PhD at The
University of Newcastle titled “Neck Pain Biomarkers and
Chiropractic Outcomes.”
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The Douglas O. Winter Bursary,
managed by Spinal Research, has
been the recipient of a recent
contribution in excess of
$200,000, through the estate of
the late Joan Dickson, a grateful
patient of Dr Winter. It came
to be because Dr Winter was
willing to communicate to his
patient about the importance of
chiropractic research. The bursary
will be managed as an endowment
providing funding from the interest derived
from the investment of the bequest. The annual interest will
provide support to a student who meets certain qualifying
criteria or a graduate who is continuing their studies to a higher
degree, aligned to chiropractic research.
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as
SA R
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The Board of Spinal Research was pleased to allocate grant
funding to Dr Samantha Harden to allow her to pursue her PhD.
Dr Harden’s study is titled Muscle thixotropy, subluxation and
clumsiness. Dr Harden will be working under the supervision of
Assoc Prof Barbara Polus. Dr Polus has previously supervised PhD
students Drs Nobuhiro Watanabe BAppSc, BCSc, PhD, Hiroshi
Sasaki B.App. Sc (chiro). PhD, Karen Lucas - Bachelor of Applied
Science (Human Movement) Honours, Advanced Diploma in
Myotherapy; PhD. each who have worked on studies funded under
grants through Spinal Research.
Business Continuity Plan
We are grateful and excited to have the World Congress of
Chiropractic Students (WCCS) join the Chiropractic Research
Partnership. The WCCS represent student leaders from all
around the world and is the largest chiropractic student
association. Spinal Research respects the passion and dedication
these students have for the advancement of the profession, and
are most grateful to have their support.
Business continuity and risk
assessment are essential business
practices. The Foundation’s
Board has endorsed a Business
Continuity Plan that covers issues
such as IT failure, theft and
natural disasters. This plan also considers emergency planning
and recovery plans.
ANNUAL REPORT 2013/2014
Evidence Informed Paediatric
Chiropractic
with Dr Joel Alcantara
The Foundation continued to deliver
on that part of it’s mission that
relates to disseminating knowledge
to further the understanding,
development and effectiveness
of chiropractic care by hosting Dr
Joel Alcantara to deliver “Evidence
Informed Paediatric Chiropractic” Dr Alcantara has published
numerous papers and is Research Director of the International
Chiropractic Pediatric Association (ICPA), Chair of Pediatric
Research Life Chiropractic College West and Master of Public
Health candidate, San Jose State University.
In 2013 the Foundation conducted a
review of the grant program processes and
documentation. As a result a number of
changes have been implemented.
The Foundation now offers two major
categories of research funding. These are
intended to both encourage and support new
researchers and novel ideas as well as support larger projects
with a more developed evidence base and researcher track
record.
1 Small Research Grants are intended to provide limited support
for quality research projects relevant to the clinical practice
and scientific basis of chiropractic. This includes clinical and
practice-based studies, basic scientific research and health
care management. Such projects could be pilot studies or preliminary research upon which larger a research project could
be developed. Funding of up to $20,000 per year is available
for between one and two years.
2 Large Research Grants are intended to support larger research
projects relevant to the clinical practice and scientific
basis of chiropractic. As for SRGs this includes clinical and
practice-based studies, basic scientific research and health
care management. LRGs will provide maximum funding of
$120,000, usually up to $40,000 per year for a maximum of
three years.
The Foundation’s Chief Executive
Officer, Mr Roley Cook has had
his leadership and professional
competencies recognised by admission
as a Member of the Australian Institute
of Company Directors (MAICD). Mr Cook
is also a Fellow of the International
Institute of Directors and Managers.
EOIs and Grants
Our annual grant program is one way we fulfil our mission to
facilitate research. In 2014, 14 expressions of interest were
received and from this group, 11 researchers were asked to
submit full applications. These applications are currently in the
process of being assessed for funding.
From the 2013 grant round the following studies were granted
funds:
• Neck pain biomarkers & chiropractic outcomes
Chief Investor: Dr Suzanne Snodgrass
• Chiropractic, Sensorimotor Integration and Function
Chief Investor: Professor Bernadette Murphy
Dr Martin Harvey has made
a number of presentations
over the last 12 months
to grow increased
international awareness
of the Foundation. The
highlights include the
Currency of Influence
presentation in California
and also the Edinburgh
lectures.
Public Spinal
Screenings
2014 saw the Foundation
re-launch
its
Public
Spinal
Screening
(PSS)
campaign. The Foundation
has renewed its Spinal
Screenings literature with
a new ‘How-to’ guide. The
updated PSS material we
provide includes exciting
information on the new
mobile and tablet Apps
which can make performing
Spinal
Screenings
even
easier, hopefully leading to
the benefits of chiropractic
being available to more
people in our communities
and more research, faster.
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Highlights (continued)
Jumpstart Events
Over the past 12 months we have held a number of successful
workshops and events for emerging chiropractors. The
Jumpstart Team would like to extend their gratitude to the
many chiropractors that have donated their time to speak and
present at these events. Their mentorship and desire to share
experience and wisdom is contributing greatly to the professional
growth of students and new graduates throughout Australasia.
As part of its continued growth, Dynamic Growth Congress moved
to Melbourne for 2014. Delegates were presented an inspiring,
educational and entertaining weekend of top speakers at what is
the largest annual chiropractic event in Australasia.
A new segment to DG was added, a concentrated 6 hour ‘Science
and Research Stream’ which was this year presented by Dr Heidi
Haavik. It was a huge success, with delegates literally filling
every last bit of space in the plenary.
We are pleased to confirm that, due to awesomely positive
feedback, both the Melbourne location and the Science Stream
are here to stay for DG15.
Fundraising
We salute those community fundraisers who continue to walk,
run, bike and swim their way to raising funds for Spinal Research.
We now have a dedicated fundraising section on the Spinal
Research website with information on how you can help raise
funds for Spinal Research including links to your events.
Thank you once again to the RMIT chiropractic
students who kicked goals for the second year
running with the annual Health Care Cup, a
football match between RMIT chiropractic
students and physiotherapy students from
Latrobe University. With over 200 spectators,
the event raised an incredible excess of $4000
for chiropractic research and greater community
awareness for chiropractic, with all proceeds
coming from students in both disciplines as well as their friends,
families and mentors.
Research
Information documenting the
progress of research which
has been facilitated by Spinal
Research is available on the
Foundation’s website. These
downloadable fact sheets
include updates on current
research, outcomes from
past projects and how this
is translated to the wider
scientific community, the
health sector and practising
chiropractors.
Dynamic Growth Experience’s (DGE) were held throughout the
year in New Zealand, Western Australia, Brisbane, Victoria, New
South Wales, North Queensland and South Australia. The theme
for 2013 was “RAW” which focused on the RAW elements of
chiropractic – encouraging the chiropractic community to get
back to basics and focus on their skills, their team, their personal
goals and everything in between.
Close to 1000 chiropractors, chiropractic assistants’ and
chiropractic students immersed themselves in the RAW elements
of chiropractic at DGE and benefited from the many outstanding
presentations and networking with their local peers. This year
particular attention was made to making the DGEs more cost
effective in raising funds for Spinal Research. This will continue
to be a focus for the next few years.
A special appreciation goes out to our valued DGE convenors who
happily take the portfolio and work tirelessly to make their local
DGE a success. We also appreciate those who support them, the
many volunteers who help bring together these highly regarded
events...AND THEY DO IT COMPLETELY VOLUNTARILY!”
Research Committee Chair Report
I would like to begin this
report by thanking the
entire team at Spinal
Research
headquarters.
Without the tireless work
of Roley and his team the
output of the Foundation
would
be
extremely
diminished.
Secondly I would like to
acknowledge the Clinical
Advisory Panel and the
Research
Committee
(individual names listed
next page) for the time they
so generously donate. The
CAP and RC are absolutely pivotal to the grant application process.
The Australian Spinal Research Foundation each year invites
Expressions of Interest (EOI) for grants to support research
initiatives. The Foundation has established research priorities to
support its vision to contribute and resource research that expands
our knowledge base in health care delivery for the wellbeing of our
community. One of the strengths of the research foundation is its
grant application process.
Earlier this year the Spinal Research board updated its “Research
Culture Statement” to the following:
The chiropractic paradigm
hypothesises that chiropractic care
facilitates a greater level of health,
enhanced quality of life and human
performance.
ANNUAL REPORT 2013/2014
The 2013 grant round gives the chiropractic profession much to be
excited about. The foundation received more than 22 expressions of
interest from all corners of the globe.
The high quality and large number of EOIs again raises the issue of
funding. It is quite possible that many high quality projects will
not be funded this year because of budgetary limitations. This is a
further reminder for the Foundation and the chiropractic profession
as the key stakeholder of the importance of continuing to support
chiropractic research.
Along with its rapidly growing global reach the Foundation has
needed to once again update its processes to continue be in line
with best practices. In the spirit of “more research, faster” the
greatest challenge is continuing to remain in constant contact with
our researchers. The Foundation is continuing to explore avenues
where we can support the researchers in their drive to completion
whilst at the same time meeting the needs of our stakeholders.
Here in Australia we have seen a continual growth in the questioning
of the validity of chiropractic care. The Friends of Science Movement
continues to gain voice in the media. Common to all attacks are
questions around the evidence base behind chiropractic practice.
Whilst I am reminded of the saying “for the believer no evidence is
necessary and for the skeptic none is possible” I think it is prudent
that the Foundation continues to ramp up its efforts of producing
more research, faster. Research will continue to be the critical
tool that will open doors with government groups and healthcare
influencers ultimately allowing the chiropractic profession to greater
assist the community.
Dr Angus Pyke
Chair, Research Agenda Working Comm
Activity for 2013
Funded research studies in 2013
Researcher
Institution
Short title of project
Approved amount AUD
Dr Suzanne Snodgrass
The University of
Newcastle
Neck pain biomarkers &
chiropractic outcomes
$20,000.00
Professor Bernadette
Murphy
University of Ontario
Institute of Technology
Chiropractic, Sensorimotor
Integration and Function
$80,000.00
We are carrying forward preserved funds arising from Dr Heidi
Haavik’s presentation at Dynamic Growth and the Dickson Bequest.
These funds are reserved for the purpose intended by the donors
and will be distributed in accordance with these intentions and our
policy.
Student awards
Macquarie University Student Research Award 2013 - Commonly used
chiropractic treatment approaches for specific spinal musculoskeletal
conditions - Mattijs Clijsters and Francesco Fronzoni
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Grant Application Process
Expressions
of Interest
Clinical
Advisory
Panel
Research
Committee
Full
Application
Clinical
Review
External
Peer
Review
Clinical
Advisory
Panel
Research
Committee
Board
Approval
All applicants are required to submit an initial Expression of Interest
(EOI). The EOI provides concise information regarding the intent of
the proposed research project, the clinical and/or scientific basis of
the intended research and an indicative budget. Full submissions
build on information provided in the EOI but provide more extensive
details, particularly concerning the proposed methodology and the
intended outcomes of the research project.
Both EOIs and full grant applications will be subjected to the same
merit-based review process. Scientific and clinical evaluation will
be based on project merit and validity, likelihood of completion and
delivery of intended outcomes and value for money. Both EOIs and
full applications will initially be reviewed for clinical relevance and
merit by the Clinical Review Panel prior to being assessed by the
Research Committee for overall scientific merit. Full applications will,
in addition, be subjected to independent external peer assessment
prior to their rating and ranking by the Foundation’s Clinical Review
Panel and Research Committee.
Clinical Advisory Panel
Research Committee
The Foundation’s Clinical Advisory Panel (CAP) is one of the most
critical aspects of our research process because it is what keeps our
research relevant and focused on the chiropractic paradigm.
The Research Committee covers the spectrum of health, chiropractic
specific and medical research, including public health research
initiatives. The committee will recommend to the Board of Governors
the awarding of grants on the basis of scientific quality and as judged
by peer-review. The committee may provide research support
through a variety of mechanisms and where it deems involvement to
be essential for that project to achieve its objectives.
The panel is part of our process that creates the intersection of
philosophy with science. The job of the CAP members is to review
grant applications and assess them for their relevance to our
priorities and make suggestions as to how they would be more
relevant to chiropractic and practicing chiropractors.
Professor Ray Hayek (Chair)
Dr Liz Anderson-Peacock
Professor Elizabeth Dean
Dr David Cahill
Professor Bernadette Murphy
Dr Gerry Clum
Professor Charles Oxnard
Dr James Chestnut
Professor Peter Drake AM
Dr Ari Diskin
Professor Michael Menke
Dr Craig Foote
Associate Professor & Associate Dean Sinan Ali
Dr Michael Hall
Dr Martin Harvey
Dr Doug Herron
Dr Rosemary Keating
Dr Gilles LaMarche
Dr Paul McCrossin
Dr Mark Postles
Dr Tony Rose
Dr David Russell
Dr Patrick Sim
Dr Laurie Tassell
Dr Mark Uren
Dr Taylor Vagg
Dr Adrian Wenban
Dr Wayne Whittingham
Corporate Governance Statement
ANNUAL REPORT 2013/2014
From Left to Right: Dr Angus Pyke, Professor Elizabeth Deane, Dr Nimrod Weiner, Dr Mark Uren, Dr Tony Rose, Dr Billy Chow, Dr Martin Harvey, Dr Carmen
Atkinson, Dr Craig Foote, Dr Ali Postles
Corporate governance is the
framework of rules, relationships,
systems and processes within
and by which authority is exercised
and controlled.
effective and delivers on our mission, which is “to facilitate research
and disseminate knowledge that furthers the understanding,
development and effectiveness of chiropractic care”.
Our Board recognises various essential governance principles
detailed below.
Role of the Board
The Board is responsible for guiding and monitoring Spinal Research’s
business affairs, including approval for all funding of research studies.
Corporate governance encompasses the mechanisms by which
companies, and those in control, are held to account. It influences
how the objectives of the company are set and achieved, how risk is
monitored and assessed and how performance is optimised. Our
governance is concerned with the structure, systems and processes
that ensure the overall direction, effectiveness, supervision and
accountability of the Foundation.
The Board confirms the strategic direction and the framework in
which it operates.
The primary functions of the Board of the Australian Spinal Research
Foundation (Spinal Research) are to collectively ensure delivery
against the purposes for which Spinal Research was established, to
set its strategic direction, uphold its values and manage its “safe
passage”. The Board is collectively responsible and accountable for
ensuring and monitoring that Spinal Research is performing well,
is solvent, with adequate financial and human resources and is
complying with all its legal, financial and ethical obligations.
Financial Management
Our governance respects these responsibilities and is also concerned
with the way our Board and individual Governors work with the Chief
Executive Officer, staff and stakeholders to ensure Spinal Research is
Multiple meetings are conducted either with the full Board or
members of delegated portfolio responsibilities. Board members also
provide specific advice from time to time and are actively involved
in operational activities.
The Board ensures that:
• The Foundation does not carry on business for the purpose of
profit or gain to its individual members
• Proper books and accounts are kept and maintained to ensure
the relevant accounting and auditing requirements of the
Corporations Act 2001 are complied with
• Annual audits are conducted by an independent qualified body
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Corporate Governance Statement (continued)
Membership
The Board is responsible for:
• Approving or refusing the application of any prospective or
existing member
• Admitting new members in accordance with Spinal Research’s
Constitution
• Holding an annual general meeting in accordance with the
provisions of the Corporations Act 2001
• Making copies of the financial year profit and loss statements
available to all members.
Board Composition and Appointment
There is a maximum of 11 Directors on the Board.
A Director’s term of office runs for three years. A Director may be
appointed at any time by the Board. A Director may resign at any
time or be removed from office by a special resolution passed by the
ordinary members at a general meeting convened for that purpose.
Remuneration
All members of the Board are
volunteers who freely donate their time,
energy and professional expertise.
2013 / 2014 Board Members
Dr Martin Harvey, BSc, MChiro, MACC
Chiropractor, PRESIDENT
Dr Angus Pyke, BAppSc (ClinSc), BAppSc (Chiro)
Chiropractor, DEPUTY PRESIDENT
Dr Nimrod Weiner, BSc(Med) MChiro
Chiropractor, TREASURER
Dr Tony Rose, BAppSc (Chiro) B ClinSc
Chiropractor, (SECRETARY until resigned from Board, February 2014)
Dr Mark Uren, DC, MChiro
Chiropractor, (SECRETARY from February 2014)
Dr Jeffrey Chow (AKA Billy), BSc, BAppSc(Chiro), BClinicalSc
Chiropractor
Professor Elizabeth Deane, BSc (Hons 1), PhD
Dr Carmen Atkinson, BAppSc (ClinSc) BCSc
Chiropractor
Dr Craig Foote BAppSc(ClinSc), BCSc
Chiropractor
Dr Ali Postles, BChiro
Chiropractor
Associate Governors
Melissa Sanford
Fab Mancini
Leadership
Tony Croke
Nicole Byrne
The Board should set and maintain Foundation direction, culture,
ethics and policies, recognising its role in guardianship.
Don McDonald
Systems and Procedures
Brandi McDonald
The Board is responsible for policy, systems of financial control,
audit and performance reporting.
Travis West
Troy Miles
Kim Furness
Georgia Quinn
Managing Risk
Vanessa Harrington
The Board must regularly review the risks to which the Foundation is
subject and take action to mitigate risks identified.
Evan Lawson
Performance Review
The Board should ensure that there is a system for the regular
review of the Chief Executive Officer. The Board should review its
own effectiveness in meeting its responsibilities to stakeholders and
to ensure individual governors add value.
Professor Ray Hayek
Jennifer Barham-Floreani
George Skandalellis
Honorary Consultants
Brian Kelly
John Hinwood
James Chestnut
Treasurer’s Report
ANNUAL REPORT 2013/2014
Investing in
the Future of
Chiropractic
Our long-term vision is of
empowering people to have
healthier,
happier
lives
through chiropractic.
The Foundation is keen to
achieve immediate results
but must invest in the longterm strength and position
of
chiropractic.
That’s
why our core business and
activities are oriented with
a long vision - knowing that we won’t accomplish that in this year, or
the next, or maybe not even in the next decade. And, it’s reflected
in our mission:
Here is a summary of our financial results for the year under review.
The full financial statements can be found at:
www.spinalresearch.com.au/2013-14financials.pdf
Revenue declined from $1.697m to $1.491m reflecting less event
activity conducted across the year. Coinciding with the decline in
revenue the expenses related to events also declined from $624,853
in the previous year to $288,164 in the year under review.
Operating profit excluding grant payments rose to $207,592 compared
to operating profit excluding grant payments in the previous year of
$149,402.
Donations accounted for 15.3% of total revenue and membership
fees contributed 12.9%. The remaining 71.8% of revenue was earned
through multiple fundraising activities, seminar fees and investments.
2013-14 Revenue
and Other
Income
REVENUE
AND OTHER
INCOME
Investment Income
Investment
4%
It’s a 2 part mission: 1. to increase the amount of relevant
research that’s around, and 2. to heighten the competence of you,
the chiropractor, by advancing your application of the relevant
information.
The right research will vastly advance our profession in numerous
ways. It will validate the profession’s focus on the location, analysis
and adjustment of the vertebral subluxation - validating what
we do and validating what we say we can achieve. It will position
chiropractic as a vitalistic, scientific, evidence‐informed clinical
practice. It will allow us to gain a higher degree of respect,
understanding and acceptance in the healthcare marketplace, in the
scientific community and amongst the people we serve. And, the
right research will strengthen how much our people value our care,
how much they value us, as well as how much we value ourselves.
The right research will also heighten how much the public and other
professions value us and our ability to reliably, validly show that
chiropractic care (what we do) gets results – that it elicits valuable
outcomes for people.
That’s where we’re investing your funds. Because now, more than
ever, it’s time to show how much people benefit. And, it’s not just
about investing money in to creating more research, but also in to
up-skilling chiropractors, so that we advance the profession in its
competency.
What we know is that to have major advancement in the field
of vertebral subluxation research, we need to have focussed
organization, we need to have governance in the research
infrastructure and we need to have ample funding. Through the
Foundation, we do have the great organisation; and we have brilliant
research infrastructure. But we are grossly underfunded for the
outcomes we’d love to achieve.
15%
Donations
4.3%
Misc Fundraising
33% Misc
Fundraising
This cannot be achieved overnight; both steps take time. But with
the right strategy, applied consistently over time, we know we can
get there. And the need to achieve our vision is very real.
What we want is to be better at helping people through
chiropractic. Because we do believe that people’s lives are better
with chiropractic. We believe that the subluxation is detrimental
to people’s health and that it is prevalent in the people in our
communities. And we believe that adjusting people will improve
their health. Would it be useful to have major advancement in
researching and understanding these areas?
Donations
Income
The mission of the Australian Spinal Research Foundation is to
facilitate research and disseminate knowledge that furthers the
understanding, development and effectiveness of chiropractic care.
15.3%
Member
32.5%
12.9%
Member
Subscriptions
Subscriptions
13%
35%
Seminar
Fees
Seminar Fees
35%
The Foundation operates an endowment grant funding model
based on the principle of retaining donated capital and using the
investment earnings from that capital to make grants. Donations this
year were $227,889. The residual benefit of past donations added
to those received this year along with improved investment returns
on total invested capital allowed the foundation to issue $112,114
in research grants compared to $52,029 the previous year. The
Foundation has a forward obligation to pay approved grants totalling
$119,308 which have not yet been fully drawn down.
The net profit for the year, after payment of grants, was $95,478. As
a result of this profit members’ equity grew to $1,512,437 compared
to $1,416,959 in the previous year and this profit adds to the
investment base for future research funding.
In closing this report I say Thank you to the board and the fantastic
staff at head office, for their great contribution to further our cause.
And thank you to our CEO Roley Cook, for his tireless effort and great
expertise in seeing chiropractic flourish.
To all of those that have helped us in moving towards strengthening
the chiropractic profession, either as a member, or through the
Chiropractic Research Partnership or as a donor, thank you. Thank
you for helping us make the progress towards our long-term vision
of empowering people to have healthier, happier lives through
chiropractic.
Dr Nimrod Weiner
Treasurer
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Honour Roll - Members and Significant Donors as at 30 June 2014
We salute those who give so generously to chiropractic research through membership, Chiropractic Research Partnership
and donations.
A.O.Hart Kennedy
Aaron Hennessy
Aaron McPherson
Aaron Scott
Adam Bronson Nardi
Adam Curwood
Adam McKenzie
Adam Meredith
Adam Ransley
Adam Stewart
Adile Dogan
Adrian Couzner
Adrian Venter
Aidan McGuigan
Aimee Mason
Aisha Strand
Alacoque Welsh
Alan Brown
Alan Hagen
Alan Le
Alana Strassmeir
Alexandra Browne
Alexandra Skjervheim
Alexandra Vicki Zarzu
Alexie Bouttier
Alfie Arcidiacono
Alfie Dimalanta
Ali Postles
Ali Schwarz
Alicia Dender
Alisa Williams
Alison Bennett
Alison Brooker
Alison Young
Alistair Lang
Alister Harley
Allan Lambert
Amanda Carter
Amanda Nowland
Amber Hillenbrand
Amy Lauren
Anders Liveroed
Andrea Carroll
Andrea Speed
Andrea Thompson
Andrea Valentino
Andrew Bartlett
Andrew Broughan
Andrew Cameron
Andrew Carroll
Andrew Gladigau
Andrew Harwood
Andrew Iggo
Andrew Lawrence
Andrew Leece
Andrew McColl
Andrew McCracken
Andrew McGregor
Andrew Norwood
Andrew Richards
Andrew Ross
Andrew Smith
Andrew Stevenson
Andrew Timbs
Andrew Tyler
Andrew Vincent
Andrija Mladenovic
Anette Benjaminsen
Angela Gebert
Angela Parkinson
Angela Todd
Angelo Santin
Angie Aquilina
Angus Pyke
Anjali Patel
Anna Beaton
Anna Heath
Anne Mavor
Annette Pickford
Annette Shelley
Annie Wilmot
Annika Rogers
Anthony Bannister
Anthony Collins
Anthony Coxon
Anthony Golle
Anthony J. Coxon
Anthony O`Reilly
Anthony Shanahan
Anupa Dharamsi
April Traynor
Ari Diskin
Asha Burkett
Asher Sharp
Ashleigh Broad
Ashley Jackson
Ashley Pritchard
Ashlynn Beattie
Barbara Taylor
Ben Foley
Ben Humphries
Ben Phillips
Benjamin Kalyvas
Benjamin Schutte
Bernadette Redfern
Bernard Connolly
Bernard Haberman
Berni Ireland
Bettina Tornatora
Bianca Beaumont
Bill Pyrke
Billy Chow
Blake Horner
Blessing Chiwona
Bogdan Ilijasevic
Brad Atkinson
Brad Glowaki
Brad Rulfs
Brad Sickler
Bradley R. Grant
Brandi MacDonald
Braxton Turnage
Bree Weber
Brendan Oakley
Brennan Rose
Brett A. Houlden
Brett Crawford
Brett Dellar
Brett Grant
Brett Hill
Brett Lillie
Brett Parnham
Brett Skilton
Brian Kelly
Brian Peterson
Brian Sherwood
Brianna Gist
Bridget Kelly
Bridget Lane
Bridie Cullinane
Brittany Delves
Broderick Lane
Bronwyn Hunt
Bronwyn McNamara
Bruce Thompson
Bruce Towle
Caitlin Lewis
Callum Worsfold
Cameron Allan
Cameron Rennie
Camille Nelson
Carl Rasch
Carlie McBurnie
Carly Digney
Carmen Atkinson
Carol Ann Malizia
Caroline De Groot
Caroline Jackson
Caroline Triebold
Cassie Atkinson-Quinton
Cath Foote
Catherine Andrews
Catherine Galati
Catherine Pratt
Catherine Reynolds
Cathrine Myrland
Catriona McNamara
Chad O`Connor
Charlie Bradshaw
Charlotte McClure
Chelsea Dickins
Chelsey Liew
Cherie Johnson
Cherine Mathews-Lawer
Cheryl Weymouth-Ardill
Chew Huay Lua
Chloe Abbott
Chloe Wilkinson
Chris Anderson
Chris Charlton
Chris Doyle
Chris Milios
Christina Dryden
Christina Wiggers
Christine Thatcher
Christophe Vever
Christopher Hart
Christopher Hill
Christopher Hume-Phillips
Christopher J. Hart
Christopher J. Kay
Claire Wheeler
Clarence Tong
Clay Farley
Clay McCluskey
Clinton McCauley
Coby Newton
Colin Bertram
Colin Brice
Colleen Forbes
Con Apostolidis
Conor Whelan
Corban Bothna
Courtney Slater
Craig Brady
Craig E. Nunn
Craig Foote
Craig Gilberd
Crystal Lai
Dale Cramer
Dana Moore
Danica Newbold
Daniel Bank
Daniel Barham
Daniel Constable
Daniel Danuser
Daniel Edwards
Daniel Malone
Daniel Sim
Daniel Smith
Daniel Strong
Daniel Ter Braak
Darren J. Gray
Darren Leukefeld
Darren Tjahjono
Darryn Jennings
Daryl Zeiderman
David A. Hendrey
David Cahill
David Froyland
David Griffiths
David Hawkes
David Hendrey
David I. Griffiths
David McLaren
David McNair
David Minns
David Shahar
David Tasker
Dean Lines
Dean Sutton
Deanne Esposito
Debbie Miller
Deni Lindley
Dennis Richards
Dennis W. Collis
Derek Silva
Dhamon Kalamaras
Dimitro Kirsh
Dina Tsonis
Dirk Williams
Don MacDonald
Dorte Bladt
Doug Herron
Douglas Hart
Douglas Winter
Dr Kimberlie Furness
Duanne Spiccia
Dylan Grady
Edna Giuntini
Eleni Mahanidis
Elise Brown
Elise Flipo
Elise Mangan
Elise McMinn
Elizabeth Conlon
Ellen McNeil
Ellen Reushle
Elly Packham
Eloise Henderson
Emilio Kardaris
Emily Ferguson
Emily Galbraith
Emily Haylock
Emily Liddell
Emily Stewart
Emily-Rose Finnigan
Emma Dunford
Emma Horner
Engrid Stevenson
Erana Tupaea
Erin Dalzell-Morgan
Erin McIntosh
Erin Ponton
Ernie Ng
Espen Hjalmby
Esther Finn
Esyltt Graham
Eva McQueen
Eva Ried
Exxon Alambra
Fabiola Resurreccion
Fabrizio Mancini
Fay Finlay
Fiona Glenn
Fiona Johnston
Fiona Kim
Firas Hasan
Francesco Fronzoni
Francoise Chen
Frank Triantafyllou
Frank Whelan
Franz Hutter
Frederick Stevenson
Fu En Chin
Gabriella Palomares
Garry Coleman
Gary Gray
Gary Patterson
Gary Smith
Gavin Crouch
Gavin Tran
Genevieve Dharamaraj
Geoff Hay
George Skandalellis
Georgia Avery
Georgia Edwards
Georgia Quinn
Georgia Tulloch
Gerrard Taylor
Gianni Dalzotto
Gilles Lamarche
Gillian Allport
Glenn Farrant
Glenn Maginness
Goran Mladenovic
Gordon Benz
Gordon McPherson-Rayner
Grace Gardner
Grace Hill
Grant Van Dyke
Gray Moritz
Greer Watson
Greg Kendall
Gregory Taylor
Gustav Gunther
Hannah Flynn
Hardip Kaur
Harriet Cowie
Harriet Walker
Harris Delfinis
Harrison Swan
Harrison Todd
Hayden Belle
Hayden Mackenzie
Hayley Watkins
Hazel Hordern
Heather McColl
Heidi Haavik
Heidi Power
Helen Alevaki
Helen Fordham
Helen French
Helen Sexton
Helen Wilcox
Hiromi Carter
Hooman Zahedi
Iain Hennessy
Iain Praeger
Ian Hope
ANNUAL REPORT 2013/2014
Ian Rock
Ina Marleen Holm
Irene Chin
Irene O`Brien
Isabel Galante
Jacey Pryjma
Jacinta Di Prinzio
Jackie Elkins-Pole
Jackie Postles
Jacob Wang
Jacquelin Wallis
Jacqui Trugar
Jade Chang
Jade Fabish
Jagoda Janik
Jake Currie
Jake Long
James Allen
James Cobb
James Gardiner
James Jin
James Kenway
James Nock
James Sidebottom
James Staciwa
Jamie De Agrela
Jan O`Neill
Janah James
Janene Troy
Janice Chan
Janine Adams
Janine Kinahan
January Mierzejewski
Jaslin Hood
Jasmine O`Brien
Jason Kalamaras
Jason Mawby
Jason Sparks
Jason Wells
Jaymee Sincock
Jeanette Newbold
Jeffrey Yadlosky
Jelena Rudic
Jemma Funnell
Jen Luu
Jenna Davis
Jenna Godfrey
Jennifer Barham-Floreani
Jennifer Butcher
Jennifer Morrow
Jeremy Balbin
Jeremy Lim
Jeremy Sangster
Jeremy Thomas
Jessica Croft
Jessica Hill
Jessica L. Seebauer
Jessica O`Keefe
Jessica Peake
Jessica Seebauer
Jessica Sexton
Jessica Thatcher
Jessie Askew
Jessie Lim
Jim Karagiannis
Jim Mahanidis
Jodi Davis
Jody Shawn
John Covetz
John de Voy
John Hinwood
John Hobson
John Infante
John Schreuder
John Sichter
Joji Kazu Nisino
Jon Powderly
Jonathan Distiller
Jonathon Brown
Jordan Zuvela
Joseph O`Gorman
Josephine Sexton
Josh Lazarus
Joshua Cutrell
Joshua McNamara
Joshua Slade
Josie Barnes
Julia Tingulstad
Juliana Ellis
Julie Day
Julie Gray
Julie Kowaleski
Julie Middleton
Justin Holland
K. Samantha Goor
Kade Anderson
Kaitlyn Matheson
Kara Leach
Karen Hall
Karen Hayes
Karen Meldrum
Karen O`Neill
Karishma Masters
Karissa Stallwood
Kate Cornish
Kate Granger
Kate Grogan
Kate Matthison
Kate Ranson
Kate Slattery
Kate Wood
Katelyn McGregor
Katherine Bull
Kathie Cole
Kathleen Lawson
Kathryn Brooke
Kathryn Harley
Kathryn Liveriadis
Kathryn Rock
Kathy Knight
Kathy Rasch
Katie Pritchard
Katie Willes
Katja Miles
Keegan McLean
Keiran Shanahan
Keith Bastian
Keith Farrugia
Keith LeBoeuf
Kellie Woods-Conroy
Kelly Beanland
Kelly Costa
Kelly Dillon
Kelly Valles
Ken Hull
Ken Kok
Ken Rasura
Kerry Falzon
Kevin Humphreys
Kevin Tanadi
Kieran Whelan
Kim Elliott
Kim Fisher
Kim Jom
Kim L. Jom
Kim Sherwen
Kimberley Garrard
Kimberlie Furness
Kingsley Anthonisz
Kinnersly Smith
Kirby Collins
Kirsten Scollay
Kirstie Kendrick
Kirsty Sterle
Kitty Satiu
Krishna Keswani
Krista Riddell
Kristian Bjolstrad
Kristian Iversen
Kristian Rodoni
Kristin Rappold
Kylie Loxton
Kynan Dawes
Lachlan Hooper
Larissa McGlade
Laura Harding
Lauren Goodreid
Lauren Lee
Lauren Thew
Lauren White
Laurence Tham
Lazar Jancic
Leanne Cross
Lee Round
Lee Sandley
Leigh Sheldrick
Leisha Bickley
Leon Gray
Leonie Lancaster
Leslie Carroll
Liana Christian
Lichia Cheong
Lily Baignt
Limin Liu
Lindi Vanzwan
Lindsay Gorrell
Lindy Cheetham
Lisa Clark
Lisa Naera
Lisa Shelton
Lisa Smycz
Lisa Young
Lois Clark
Lorelle Barnett
Louis Jen
Louise Callaghan
Louise Hockley
Louise Sung
Lucas Karayannis
Lucinda Britnell
Lucy Bartlett
Lucy Martin
Lucy Youren
Luke Bastian
Luke Foley
Luke Griffin
Luke Hall
Luke Oswald
Luke White
Lydia Hill
Lyn Cooke
Lynda McLean
Lyndon Troost
Lynne Truong
Madeleine Yeates
Madeline Gibb
Malcolm Rudd
Mandy Stafford-Smith
Marc Frochot
Marcus Kennedy
Marcus Yeo
Maree Chilton
Maree Lawryk
Margie Barry
Maria Bernard
Maria Liosis
Marina Yazdan
Mario Stefano
Mark A. Postles
Mark Boutle
Mark Dalton
Mark Lacey
Mark McEwan
Mark Navin
Mark Noakes
Mark O`Brien
Mark Ottley
Mark Pascoe
Mark Pickford
Mark Postles
Mark Speechley
Mark Uren
Marni Grabasch
Marthin Mikkelsen
Marti Harris
Martin Harvey
Mary Bourke
Matt Fantin
Matt Jacob
Matt Sexton
Matthew Bourke
Matthew Brooks
Matthew Caratelli
Matthew Comerford
Matthew Constable
Matthew Doyle
Matthew Gray
Matthew Hamilton
Matthew Horner
Matthew Langer
Matthew McClelland
Matthew Scheier
Matthew Schmerl
Maurice Luna
Max Thurlow
Megan Osborne
Mei Wong
Mel Chivers
Melanie Dennis
Melissa Harrex
Melissa Michels
Melissa Misevski
Melissa Pope
Melissa Tierney
Melissa Vernon
Mia Flavell
Michael A. Portelli
Michael Brett
Michael Carbone
Michael Cohen
Michael Di Paul
Michael Eid
Michael Grieve
Michael Harney
Michael Haworth
Michael Osborne
Michael Poulsen
Michael Schlamp
Michael Sexton
Michael Troy
Michelle Behr
Michelle Hand
Michelle Kotzman
Michelle Scholtens
Mihlas Hollenup
Mikaela Johnston
Miles Upfold
Mina Hannalla
Miranda Lenis
Mitchell Kelly
Mohamed Hussein
Monib Waters
Murray Fisher
Murray J Warner
Nancy Anderson
Nancy Von Pfyffer
Naomi Gale
Narrelle Roberts
Natalia Miletic
Natalie Bird
Natalie Ford
Natalie Legge
Natalie Rayson
Natasha Campbell
Nathalie Laurendeau
Nathan Bridge
Nathan Bridger
Nathan Cogoi
Neil Brodie
Nella Levetan
Nereo Rigoni
Nicholas Ahearn
Nicholas Cetrola
Nicholas Daniels
Nicholas Le Lievre
Nicholas Lee
Nicholas Maczyszyn
Nicholas Mitkas
Nicholas Ryan
Nicholas Stott
Nick Spanos
Nick Ujdur
Nicky Urmston
Nicola Jensen
Nicola Roberts
Nicole Bourke
Nicole Byrne
Nicole Moore
Nicole Quodling
Nik Dukovac
Nik Gladigau
Nils Osseiran
Nimrod Weiner
Nina Eghani
Noel Elliott
Olivia Alysandratos
Olivia Gleeson
Olivia Lindsay
Pamela Hellemons
Param Singh
Pat McDougall
Patrick McGann
Patrick Quin
Patrick Sim
Paul Bergamo
Paul Douglass
Paul Finn
Paul Hiu
Paul Kelly
Paul Lockart
Paul Patterson
Paul Ryan
Paul Shanahan
Paul Stuchbery
Paul Wise
Paula Stacey-Thomas
Paulette Walker
Pauline Walsh
Peter Farrelly
Peter Grieve
Peter Maccora
Petra Davis
Phil Flowers
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Honour Roll - Members and Significant Donors as at 30 June 2014 (cont.)
Philip Benjabutr
Philip Lawson
Philip Morphew
Phillip Burgess
Phillip Corbett
Phillip Ebrall
Phoebe Sheppard
Phyllis Ng
Poppy Schofer
Pritesh Patel
Priyanka Taunk
Rachael Farrell
Rachel Cairns
Rachel Duncan
Rachel Foxall
Rachel Hume
Rachel McEwan
Rachel Swan
Raffi Grigorian
Randall Kelly
Randy Hoysted
Ray Hayek
Rebecca Ranford
Rebel Hungerford
Regan Osborne
Renee Cassidy
Renee Fleming-White
Renee Heath
Rhyan Carter
Richard Howard
Richard Howden
Richard Mitton
Richard Sloane
Rick Schlederer
Robert Baker
Robert Clugston
Robert Finlay
Robert Fraser
Robert Human
Roberto De Souza
Robin Koehler
Rod Le Coz
Roderic Weiland
Roelien Van Biljon
Roley Cook
Ronan Murray
Rory Onley
Rosemary Keating
Roxanne Daniels
Roy Smith
Russ Rosen
Russell Brady
Ruth Frost
Ryan Ebeling
Ryan Kennedy
Ryan Seaman
Ryan Smyth
Ryan Yorke
S Roberts
Saara Stevenson
Sally Battle
Sally Cunningham
Sally J. Battle
Sally Mikhael
Sam Bettison
Sam Dona
Sam Griffiths
Sam Parker
Samantha Goulter
Samantha Keeling
Samuel Willis
Sanda Thompson
Sandie McIntyre
Sandra Galloway
Sanna Svensson
Sara Luscombe
Sarah Allan
Sarah Bayliss
Sarah Olsson
Sarah Somerset
Sarah-Jane Reed
Sasha Dorron
Scott A. Stephens
Scott Beanland
Scott Campbell-Lloyd
Scott Lieschke
Scott Parker
Scott Springer
Scott Vatcher
Sean Campbell
Sean Mahony
Shae Liddell
Shalom Drimer
Shangari Parthipan
Shannon Ganesan
Sharni Meyer
Sharon G. Howard
Sharon Howard
Sharon Williams
Shayne Riordan
Shayne Will
Shemuel Ho
Shira Michaeli
Shirleigh Winter
Shona Hutchinson
Shondelle Sichter
Sibille Schindler
Simon Carlin
Simon Morgan
Sindre Stoten
Siobhan Overberg
Somala Reed
Sonham Patel
Sonya Doherty
Sonya Floreani-Doherty
Sophia Karikala
Sophie Oborne
Stacy Budlender
Stella Parissis
Stephanie Blyth
Stephanie Brindal
Stephanie Coote
Stephanie Le Coz
Stephanie Marslen
Stephen Foster
Stephen Lee
Stephen Sassinis Shashyan
Steve Osborne
Storym Baldissera
Stuart Ward
Stuart Williams
Sue Heringslake
Susan Ferguson
Susan Steinhardt
Susan Walker
Susie Thompson
Suzanne Jarschke
Suzanne Kippen
Suzanne Labrie
Talita Hedley
Tamara Hume
Tammy Smith
Tania Edmonds
Tania Mladenovic
Tanya Canoy
Tanya Christofas
Tanya Lewington
Tanya Ormsby
Tara Dennis
Tarryn Morrissey
Taylah Scholefield
Taylor Harrison
Taylor Vagg
Teghan Butler
Tessa Henville
The Chiropractic Student
Association
Thea Klaesson
Thea Treahy-Geofreda
Theo Blote
Theresa Donnelly
Thomas Baker
Tiffiny Olsson
Tim Ellis
Tim Jack
Tim Linklater
Tim Wade-Ferrell
Tim Woicek
Timothy Mannes
Tobias Gunnarsson
Toby Barnes
Toby Slee
Todd Gignac
Tom Parker
Toni Hamilton
Tony Briggs
Tony Croke
Tony Rose
Tony Rudd
Tori Wright
Tracey Wells
Tracy Kennedy-Shanks
Travis West
Troy Miles
Tue Dang
Tyler Humphris
United Chiropractic Association
Ursula Maher
Vanessa Fullard
Vanessa Harrington
Vanessa Lam
Vanessa Swanson
Vanessa Van Dyke
Veronica Hughson
Veronika Schroeder
Vicki Anthonisz
Vicki Patterson
Victoria Bartram
Vikki Kelly
Warren Sipser
Warren Tse
Warren Young
Wendy Peh
Wendy Thompson
Wesley Upfold
Whitney Ohlund
William Ellis
William Kwok
William Tan
Woody Hulst
Yadira Magana
Yahan Irani
Yasmin Sabsabi
Yasmine Lintvelt
Yoshi Inada-Lane
Yun Qi Lau
Yuuki Hoi
Yvette McPherson
Zoe Love
Commercial Members 2013/2014
Commercial Membership, aimed at suppliers to the profession, continues to offer very real benefits to members whilst at
the same time supporting Spinal Research. We aknowledge and thank our 2013/14 Commercial Members.
Honour Roll - Volunteers
ANNUAL REPORT 2013/2014
Each year volunteers contribute to the Australian Spinal Research Foundation and make a huge difference in doing so.
The time, talent and expertise offered by our volunteers is a truly valuable resource allowing us to progress the
Foundation efficiently, raising funds and saving expenses.
Volunteer roles include participation on our Board of Governors, Research Committee, Clinical Advisory Panel, ‘Journos’
Team, event logistics teams, special project teams and administration. Our aim is to attract people to engage with the
Foundation, giving physical, intellectual or leadership support and adding to our human capital.
Amy Metaxas
Adrian Couzner
Adrian Wenban
Ahmad Moubayed
Ahmet Avci
Alfie Dimalanta
Ali Postles
Alisa Williams
Alison Brooker
Alison Young
Alister Harley
Amanda Coventry
Amy Lauren
Andrea Thompson
Andrew Cameron
Andrew Gladigo
Andrew McCracken
Andrew Norwood
Andrew Timbs
Angus Phelps
Angus Pyke
Anna Beaton
Anna Power
Anne Mavor
Anne Wilmot
Anthony Field
Anthony Gollé
Ari Diskin
Ava Nguyen
Barbara Taylor
Ben Phillips
Benjamin Harvey
Bernadette Murphy
Berni Ireland
Bettina Tornatora
Billy Chow
Brad Atkinson
Brad Glowaki
Brandi MacDonald
Bree Weber
Brett Hill
Brian Kelly
Brian McKenzie
Brinsley Lane
Broderick Gordes
Bruce Whittingham
C Triple A
Caitlin Lewis
Carmel Smith
Carmen Atkinson
Carren Smith
Cath Foote
Charles Oxnard
Chloe Wilkinson
Clinton McCauley
Craig Foote
Craig Gilberd
Cyndi O`Meara
Damian Kristof
Danica Chhit
Daniel Malone
Daniel Sim
Dave Jackson
David Cahill
David Fletcher
David Hendrey
David Kay
David Russell
Davina Scrowther
Deena Herron
Deni Lindley
Derek Mahony
Dhamon Kalamaras
Dominic Flynn
Don MacDonald
Doris Were
Doug Herron
Dzung Price
Elizabeth Deane
Ella Smith
Ellen Reushle
Elly Packham
Emily Ferguson
Emily Galbraith
Engrid Stevenson
Eric Bailey
Eric Cheng
Eris Watkins
Esyltt Graham
Evan Lawson
Fabrizio Mancini
Fiona Johnson
Gary Smith
Gavin Tran
Genevieve Dharamaraj
Genevieve Keating
George Skandalellis
Georgia Quinn
Gerry Clum
Gilles LaMarche
Glen Shanks
Glenn Maginness
Grace Cheng
Grace Hill
Hayden Lebbink
Hayley Maginness
Hazel Hordern
Heidi Haavik
Helen Alevaki
Irene Chin
Jacey Pryjma
Jacinta Di Prinzio
Jackie Elkins-Pole
Jacqui Trugar
Jake Currie
James Chestnut
Jamie Richards
Jane Cisera
Janene Troy
January Mierzejewski
Jason Kalamaras
Jaymee Sincock
Jean Antcliff
Jeb McAviney
Jen Luu
Jennifer Barham-Floreani
Jenny Hacking
Jeremy Thomas
Jesse Middleton
Jessica Thatcher
Jim Karagiannis
Jo Brown
Joanne Dobson
Jodie O’Donnell
Joel Alcantara
John de Voy
John Hinwood
Jonathan Distiller
Joy Moolman
Judith Hinwood
Julie Uren
Justine Chyba
Karen Meldrum
Kate Gollé
Kate Slattery
Katelyn McGregor
Kathryn Harley
Kieran Whelan
Kimberley Garrard
Kimberlie Furness
Kirby Collins
Kirsten Parkinson
Kristian Rodoni
Kyle Pinnow
Laura Maginness
Lauren Kinnane
Laurence Tham
Laurie Tassell
Lindy Maginness
Lisa Colban
Lisa Young
Liz Anderson-Peacock
Lucinda Britnell
Luke Battle
Malcolm Rudd
Mandy Rancev
Marcus Kennedy
Marcus Yeo
Margie Barry
Mark Postles
Mark Uren
Martha Nessler
Martin Harvey
Martin Timchur
Matt Doyle
Matthew Brooks
Megan Kruger
Melissa Sandford
Melissa Tierney
Melissa Vernon
Michael Eid
Michael Hall
Michael Menke
Miles Upfold
Miranda Lenis
Mischa del Rae
Morgan Weber
Naomi Bond
Naomi Erickson
Natalie Bird
Natalie Jordan
Natasha Swan
Nicole Byrne
Nicole Moore
Nimrod Weiner
Noel Elliott
Oliver Croke
Oscar Finn
Patrick Fong
Patrick Sim
Paul Battle
Paul McCrossin
Peter Drake AM
Rachel Duncan
Rachel Young
Ray Hayek
Richard Mitton
Rita Johnson
Roelien Van Biljon
Rose Byass
Rosemary Keating
Ross McDonald
Rowland Pty Ltd
Ryan Seaman
Ryan Yorke
Sally Battle
Sam Parker
Samantha Goulter
Sandy Keller
Sarah Farrant
Sarah Tatam
Selwyn Riumana
Shady Botros
Sharon Cook
Shelley Joy
Sheridan Brady-Kay
Shona O’Donnell
Simon Floreani
Sinan Ali
Sophia Whittingham
Susan Steinhardt
Talita Hedley
Tanja Mitton
Taylor Vagg
Terry Johnston
Terry Molloy
Tiffani Clingin
Todd Gignac
Todd Lizon
Toni Attwell
Tony Croke
Tony Rose
Tracey Groth
Tracy Kennedy-Shanks
Travis West
Troy Miles
Vanessa Harrington
Veronika Schroeder
Vikki Kelly
Virginia Croke
Vismai Schonfelder
Wayne Whittingham
Wil Battle
Yasmine Lintvelt
Yuki Hio
Yvie McKenzie
Zoe Champion
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