Ben King is a family lawyer working with a top tier family law firm, focusing on complex property settlement disputes for high net worth individuals. 

Ross Pedlow has been involved with triathlon and multisport for over 30 years. Starting as an athlete, stepping up to coaching and forming a squad, then deciding to create a club. He is now helping put on exciting draft legal races for all athletes to enjoy. He has spent most of his working life in small to medium sized businesses and is enjoying running his own small business. Joining the TWA board is an honour. Ross truly believes triathlon is the best sport for a healthy lifestyle and is hoping to make a positive influence to triathlon in Western Australia.

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.

Brenden Koh is a management professional and has served in various roles spanning Risk Management, Human Resources, and is currently employed as the Fleet Operations Manager Australasia’s largest Transport & Logistics Company. In this role he manages a diverse, unionised team, and uses a practical and realistic management style to bring out the best in his people.   

Brenden holds a Bachelor of Health Science, Postgraduate Diploma in Occupational Health & Safety, and a Master in Business Administration.

Brenden completed his first Triathlon in 2008 and has been on the committee of the UWA Triathlon Club for the last 10 years, including the role of President from 2010 until 2018. He has previously raced in the Age Group Championships for Australia, completed the Busso Ironman and also completed 11 Ironman 70.3 races.  His other hobbies include rugby, diving, fishing and camping. 

Since having two young daughters, his Triathlon training looks a little different now, but his passion for the sport remains as strong as ever.

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.

Steve has worked in State Government for over 20 years and has experience in leadership and Governance. He has been involved in emergency services and response groups and is a qualified investigator. Steve has been involved in Triathlon for a number of years through competing, coaching and is one of TWA’s senior Technical Officials. He is Chairperson of the Technical Reference Panel and also a member of Triathlon Australia”s Ethics and Integrity Panel.