Australian Sports Commission - Profile Company Report Australia

30-06-2012, 8 pages

The Australian Sports Commission (ASC) is an Australian Government body that coordinates the Government's commitment and contribution to sport. It is responsible for the development and operation of the Australian sport system. The ASC employs approximately 715 staff and is headquartered in the Australian Capital Territory.

The ASC divides its operations into six divisions:

The Australian Institute of Sport - provides training facilities for athletes and coaches

Sport Performance and Development - partners with government agencies, athletes, coaches and sporting organisations to fund, evaluate policies and design the strategy for sport in Australian.

Corporate Services - provides information and advises all divisions of the ASC.

Commercial and Facilities - manages the property, buildings and infrastructure for all of the ASC's facilities in Australia and overseas.

Community Sport - supports and promotes sport in all Australian communities, including Indigenous Australians and people with disabilities.

Finance - provides financial management and analysis services for the ASC.

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