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Good on you Peggy O'Neal
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This just popped up on my youtube suggestions. .. for anyone interested.
Some yank fella who has a podcast over there, on a zoom call with Ms O'Neal. .... she's great Peggy. ... zero ego.... wish she wasn't going when her term expires. Hope whoever gets the gig is as passionate and humble as she is.
Some yank fella who has a podcast over there, on a zoom call with Ms O'Neal. .... she's great Peggy. ... zero ego.... wish she wasn't going when her term expires. Hope whoever gets the gig is as passionate and humble as she is.
Thanks for posting that aoc1974. What a great person and President Peggy is, she deserves a statue.
That's it, aoc. O'Neal is genuine, sincere, modest and intelligent. Has been a real diamond for RFC and deserves absolutes kudos for her behind the scenes guidance and has provided such a steady hand across the landscape that makes RFC.
Reckon she and Gale have a wonderful, almost symbiotic, relationship.
I will be disappointed to see her depart, but what a pleasure it has been having her board for this greatest of rides.
Coach Donnie comes across as a total brown nose, greasing up like a porn star.
Peggy comes across brilliant though, simple down to earth sincere Tigerlady.
Peggy comes across brilliant though, simple down to earth sincere Tigerlady.
And to think that she was the accidental president due to a deadlock in the vote for president on the board.
has been brilliant. No doubt she will have a strong succession plan in place. I understand that it will be Emmet Dunne who will be next prez.
has been brilliant. No doubt she will have a strong succession plan in place. I understand that it will be Emmet Dunne who will be next prez.
Tony Braxton-Hicks
There are no stupid ideas, just stupid people
When her time as President expires, she'd be a wonderful addition to the AFL Commission.
Would. Be an astute choice too , good man with good credentials with his senior management roles within vic police , alas Peggy leaves a huge pair of shoes to fill, she has played a significant role in the RFC being in the pre eminent position we now find ourselves
Peggy's got a new gig at RMIT. Don't think it means much for her role at Richmond but she's obviously in high demand
www.rmit.edu.au
Peggy O'Neal announced as incoming Chancellor
RMIT University Council has announced the appointment of Peggy O’Neal as incoming Chancellor
www.rmit.edu.au
She is an exceptional person and leader. Have heard her speak 3 times now at conferences and is the most humble person.
If the AFL werent the boys club that it is (and will remain), she'd be at the top of the list to join the Commission.
The RMIT role is another important gig - well done Peggy.
If the AFL werent the boys club that it is (and will remain), she'd be at the top of the list to join the Commission.
The RMIT role is another important gig - well done Peggy.
From rescuing Tigers to RMIT Chancellor, who is Peggy O’Neal?
Peggy O’Neal - the first woman to be president of an AFL club - can see strong parallels between her new role as RMIT Chancellor and Richmond.
Just on the Age website about Peggy. Not a bad article from Jake Niall.
Peggy's got a new gig at RMIT. Don't think it means much for her role at Richmond but she's obviously in high demand
Peggy O'Neal announced as incoming Chancellor
RMIT University Council has announced the appointment of Peggy O’Neal as incoming Chancellor
That is a pretty serious level of recognition there. To be appointed a Chancellor of a University. Well done Peggy.
Chancellor's fulfill a largely ceremonial role, but they are appointed in part to promote the institution and inspire those who attend.
When I graduated years ago, the Chancellor of the University I attended was Fred Chaney. All of the students looked up to him because his leadership was phenomenal. That rare breed being a Liberal leader with a strong sense of social and specifically indigenous justice.
He presented me with my degree and spoke to me after the ceremony.
To be acknowledged by someone who I so greatly respected made it the proudest moment of my life.
