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Campbell Rose was born on 7 November, 1964 in Melbourne, Australia, is a Former Australian businessman, sporting administrator and yachtsman. Discover Campbell Rose's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is he in this year and how he spends money? Also learn how he earned most of networth at the age of 59 years old?

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Age 59 years old
Zodiac Sign Scorpio
Born 7 November 1964
Birthday 7 November
Birthplace Melbourne, Australia
Nationality Australia

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Timeline

1954

The club has yet to deliver on its on-field capabilities (in that it is yet to win a premiership flag since its first flag in 1954), however, the foundations have been built off-field with a $32.5 Million Whitten Oval Redevelopment (the home of the Western Bulldogs) and substantial increases in members.

1964

Campbell Alan Rose (born 7 November 1964) was the Chief Executive of VicTrack, the Victorian state government statutory authority responsible for managing the state's railway and tram based assets.

Previously, he served as Chief Executive for Stralliance Developments and Watersun Homes, a Melbourne-based development and construction company.

1979

His achievements there span from 1979 to 1995 and highlights include being the Australian Representative in the Finn Dinghy Class at the inaugural Goodwill Games in Russia in 1986.

1980

He played in the Victorian School Boys Rugby Team at the International Series in New Zealand in 1980 before devoting more time to his love of yachting.

1982

Rose completed his HSC at Melbourne Grammar School in 1982.

In 1982 Campbell was a member of the victorious Head of the River crew for Melbourne Grammar School (5th seat), where he was also Vice Captain of the first XV Rugby team, where he played as loose head forward.

1985

In 1985, Rose received his Bachelor of Applied Science (Hons) Degree in Physical Education and Recreation from the Victoria University of Technology.

1986

He also participated as a crew member of Steak and Kidney for the America's Cup Defence Series in Perth in 1986, and as a team member (alternative helmsman) for the Australian Olympic Yachting Team at the Olympic Games in Seoul in 1988.

1989

Capitalising on his sporting successes and combined with his entrepreneurial skills, Campbell moved to managing specific sporting events, firstly as Sports and Recreational Marketing Manager for the Victorian Health Promotion Foundation (part of the Victorian Government) in 1989 and from 1990 - 1994 as executive director of the Victorian Yachting Council, now Yachting Victoria.

In this role he held various positions with the Australian Yachting Federation, now Yachting Australia, and the International Yacht Racing Union, now the International Sailing Federation (ISAF).

1995

From 1995 to 1997, Campbell held the position as Chief Executive of the Melbourne Major Events Company Limited, which was responsible for many international concerts, festivals and international sporting championships and events being brought to Melbourne and Victoria for the first time.

The success of the Melbourne Major Events Company was an integral part of repositioning Melbourne as a liveable city, and a city that is internationally recognised as a major sporting and events capital.

The procurement of these events heavily drove Victoria's economic recovery and infrastructure development, particularly around public amenity and sporting facilities.

1999

Campbell moved to Brisbane in early 1999, as Chief Executive of the 2001 Goodwill Games - The Ted Turner initiative to bring the world's best athletes together to compete in good will.

This was the most successful games held from a financial perspective.

2001

Campbell was previously the Chief Executive of the for a period of more than 8 years, after returning to Melbourne from Brisbane where he was running the 2001 Goodwill Games as Chief Executive.

Campbell is an accomplished sailor and was an Australian Olympian (yachting).

2002

In August 2002, Campbell joined the Western Bulldogs, AFL Football Club as Chief Executive.

The financial and operational problems of the Bulldogs were well documented.

After announcing a $3 Million loss within two months of arriving, Campbell set about transforming the football club into a viable, sustainable, community-oriented football club that served the needs of the whole of the western region of Melbourne.

One of the most significant achievements during Campbell's tenure was the redevelopment/revitalisation of the Whitten Oval creating a vibrant community hub which today, stands proudly representing the club and its footprint within the western region of Melbourne.

2005

In 2005, he was bestowed with an Honorary Doctorate by Victoria University for Sports Achievements in the western region of Melbourne including his services to sport, sports administration and the community.

2006

A move to the position as Chief Executive of the Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games Bid, working with Ron Walker, Bid Chairman, saw the company successful in its bid for the Commonwealth Games to be held in Melbourne in 2006.

The club announced a small operating loss of $280,000 in financial year 2006.

In the last 3 years of Campbell's tenure, he returned the club to healthy profits in excess of $1 million (EBTD) and a record membership of over 37,500 adult members.

2010

In December 2010, Campbell resigned as Chief Executive of the Western Bulldogs to take up the role at Stralliance Developments.

2011

His brother, Philip Rose, until 2011, was managing director of leading fastening company Powers Fasteners.

2012

In 2012, Campbell was recruited to the position of Chief Executive of VicTrack commencing in February 2013.

www.victrack.com.au Other present and past appointments include the Melbourne Recital Centre, Victoria University Foundation, Early Childhood Management Services - a not-for-profit community childcare provider, Australia New Zealand Melanoma Trials Group, Founding Chairman of Australian Melanoma Consumer Alliance, and Founding Chairman Melbourne Melanoma Project Consumer Reference Group.

Other appointments have also included: State Boating Council, Victorian Olympic Council Board, World Sailing Championship Management Board, International Sailing Federation and the Marine Board of Victoria.

2018

In 2018, Campbell inaugurated the Prime Ministers' Sporting Oration, an annual event in which a former Prime Minister delivers a speech which aims to inspire the nation through the common language of Australia: sport.

The purpose of the Prime Ministers’ Sporting Oration is to raise funds for the benefit of grassroots and community sport – allocated to key cause areas nominated for that year.

In 2022, Rose was put on extended leave from his role as CEO of VicTrack after the collapse of VicTrack project Eloque Pty Ltd, of which Campbell was also the CEO.

VicTrack ordered Rose to cease contact with current and former VicTrack staff.

Campbell has 4 children.

Campbell has 3 older sisters and a younger brother.