Steve Lyon is currently a General Manager for an oil and gas operating company. He holds a Master's Degree in Chemical and Process Engineering, is a Chartered Engineer and a Professional Process Safety Engineer. Steve is also a board member of the Australian Centre for Energy and Process Training (ACEPT).
Steve took up triathlon to enjoy a healthier lifestyle and be an active and healthy father for his two young children. He has competed for a number of years at various distances from Sprint to half Ironman. He most recently represented Great Britain at the ITU Triathlon World Championships in the Gold Coast.
Travis has an eleven-year association with triathlon as an “athlete” and more than half of that also serving roles as a coach, official and club administration. His proudest achievement in triathlon is being instrumental in starting the Perth Hills Triathlon Club and serving as its president for five years from inception. As a ten-time Ironman finisher he understands that perseverance is often the key to success.
Outside of triathlon Travis has a successful career in private enterprise as a manager with extensive experience in sales, marketing and strategy development. As part of the TWA Board he hopes to apply these skills to help promote triathlon as a lifestyle sport of choice for West Australians.
Emma is currently the Chief Executive Officer of the Australasian Legal Practice Management Association (ALPMA), an association that provides learning and development to law firm management professionals. Prior to this Emma worked within management roles within several law firms.
Emma holds a Bachelor of Sports Science and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) and currently serves on the board of Golf WA. Prior to this she served on the board of ALPMA.
Emma has a passion for all sports in particular women in sport and the benefits of sport for children. She has participated in various corporate triathlon team challenges.
Jeni is a qualified accountant with over 20 years commercial experience and for the past 10 years has worked in the construction and mining sector. Jeni comes from a sporting family background which has always played a very big role in her life. She started triathlon in 2009 by signing up for an 8 week training programme to complete a short course event and was quickly bitten by the triathlon bug and lifestyle leading to multiple 70.3 and Ironman finishes. Jeni enjoys the challenge of training and racing and believes that triathlon provides a healthy and supportive environment for people of all abilities.