Club Marconi
Paige Treglown is a seasoned marketing professional with extensive experience in the sports and community sectors. Currently serving as Marketing Manager at Club Marconi since November 2023, Paige previously held the position of Marketing Executive at the National Rugby League from July 2022 to December 2023. A notable tenure was spent at Parramatta Eels National Rugby League Club from January 2016 to July 2022, during which roles included Community Partnerships Executive and various community and marketing positions. Additionally, Paige contributed to Urban Spa Australia as Administrative Manager from November 2014 to January 2018, overseeing administrative functions and training managers across multiple locations. Educational credentials include a Bachelor’s Degree in Business and Commerce with a focus on Sports Management, Marketing, and Human Resource Management from Western Sydney University, completed between 2015 and 2017, and a high school diploma from Hills Adventist College.
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Club Marconi
The idea of an Italian Club was discussed between some Italian settlers in 1951, but only in 1958 it started to become a reality. It was born on the necessity of a meeting place for Italians of the district Bossley Park. A place where they could be proud of their heritage and equally proud of the people and nation that gave them a new home and future. Guglielmo Marconi, the name of the inventor of the wireless was chosen because of it’s appeal to both Italians and Australians. His scientific genius provided a connection in the form of communication between different cultures. Contrary to it’s origins of simply serving an Italian community, the Club Marconi of today provides sporting, entertaining, educational and social facilities for a whole community of varying cultures and origins. However the core of its existence to satisfy a culture remains, rather, has extended and has targeted it’s facilities and services equally to a wider branch of diverse cultures. Located on 31 acres of parkland and playing fields at Bossley Park, Club Marconi is the most cosmopolitan Club in Australia. It has over 25,000 members representing 18 nationalities and over 24 different languages plus a team of over 200 staff. Unlike many other like organisations, the feeling of welcoming and satisfying diverse cultures in one Club, was inherited by it’s founders and remains today as motivation to continue it’s growth and success. To combine one place that which people of many differing origins can call home.