Didnt know where to post this. But on the news it was mentioned that Carlton are building a medical facility at the club. That will do all scans and everything. Will be another revenue source as it can be used by the public.

Will be state of the art, and no one else has this.

It it also hoped to attract players going forward.

They will start next week and will be finished mid 2025.

Good initiative by us. Only hope we wont be taking out new big debt for it.

I vote we call it the Martin Marchbank Cunningham Centre

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Great initiative and move. Would also look into an early learning centre for staff and public.
It just makes sense to build such additional revenue streams, utilising current infrastructure.

Based on those 3, it probably made it cheaper to build, than to continue to Outsource.

Regards Cazzesman

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Thanks for the info Drewgirl. It’s great to see the club being proactive and finding new ways to gain an advantage over the competition. Potentially could be a big selling point for recruits

No issues with the debt. There’s good debt and bad debt. This will give us another long term revenue stream, and with the people we have running the club now, I have no doubt it stacks up


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Love it….

very American outlook…makes total sense…!

And yes…big revenue…as a club we’ll use it
5% of the time…!


kindest regards tommi

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Experienced Kurincic joins Carlton Board

Carlton Football Club announces the appointment of Helen Kurincic to the Board of Directors.
By Carlton Media
Jan 29, 2024, 6:00pm

WELL-respected company director Helen Kurincic has joined the Board of Directors of the Carlton Football Club.

In doing so, Kurincic brings with her 20 years of valuable experience in strategy, risk and governance leadership across ASX listed, private, non-for-profit and member-based organisations. This includes significant governance and operational experience within health, imaging, and diagnostic services.

Kurincic is currently the Chair of McMillan Shakespeare, a salary packaging, novated leasing, asset management and disability plan management business, and is a Non-Executive Director and Chair of the Risk Committee at health insurer HBF Health.

Following assessment and a recommendation from the Independent Nominations Committee, the Board has endorsed Kurincic’s nomination for election as a Director, filling the position that was vacated by long-serving Director Craig Mathieson.

Until recently she was also the Chair of diagnostic imaging company Integral Diagnostics for nine years and a Non-Executive Director and Chair of the Risk Committee of residential aged care services company Estia Health for six years.

Kurincic previously held various executive and non-executive roles in the health care sector.

She started her career as a nurse at the Royal Melbourne Hospital specialising in intensive care, completed an MBA and has attended various courses at Harvard Business School (Best Practice Leadership Program and Business Innovations in Global Healthcare). Helen is a Fellow of the Australian Institute of Company Directors, Fellow of the Governance Institute of Australia and a Member of Chief Executive Women.

From a migrant family, Kurincic is a first-generation Carlton member, the Club she chose on her first day of school. Helen’s favourite recent memory is the first quarter of last season’s preliminary final, at the Gabba with her daughter, surrounded by so many passionate Blues supporters that also travelled up for the game.

With Kurincic’s wealth of governance experience, as well as her extensive network and knowledge in diverse areas of business, Carlton President Luke Sayers said the Club was pleased to add her unique strengths to the skills-based board of the Carlton Football Club.

“As a club we want to continually explore the expansion and development of the non-traditional revenue arms of our operations – we are delighted Helen has agreed to join the Carlton Board and be a key person in helping us take that area of our football club to the next level,” Sayers said.

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Imaging Associates only recently came on board, so the facility might be a JV with them?

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Andrew Russell will be thrilled! Cut out the middle man.

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Would have to have the lot to be a viable proposition. Sports doctors, physios, Orthopaedic surgeons, Dieticians etc etc
That would be great for our players

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The gap in the marketplace right now is just having somewhere to take the images.

Some bright spark is tunneling under the more popular machine & it’s buggering up the imaging.

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