Jaclyn Kemp

• Lead a junior squash programme for 30+ players from new beginners up to regional representative level players.
• Created a programme that caters to different ability levels and aptly supports player progression.
• Created a positive sporting environment with the goal being to give children skills for lifelong participation in sport.

• Expanded SquashLevels from a UK-based rating system to a global platform in 50+ countries, securing a partnership with the World Squash Federation to create a unified rating system.
• Built and maintained strategic partnerships with national squash federations and key clubs around the world.
• Negotiated and drafted contracts with governing bodies, software providers, and clubs to expand participation and streamline data integration.
• Developed marketing outreach strategies to increase registrations and subscriptions.

• Spearheaded a national initiative to introduce squash to Qatari women and girls, breaking cultural barriers and expanding access to sports.
• Developed programmes that encouraged women and girls from diverse backgrounds to take up squash and compete in tournaments.
• Organised and facilitated tournaments, providing a platform for women and girls to showcase their skills in a competitive setting.

• Established and grew a junior squash academy from 30 to over 100 players through a schools outreach programme, developing numerous national-level players in the process.
• Recruited and managed coaches, trainers, and support staff to facilitate the academy's expansion.
• Led fundraising and sponsorship efforts to secure financial support for academy programmes, equipment, and the successful sponsorship of two Professional Squash Association tournaments held at the club.

World No. 12 | Commonwealth Games Gold Medalist | New Zealand National Champion |World Team Championships Bronze Medalist

• Firsthand knowledge of the dedication, hard work, and professionalism required to succeed at the highest levels of sport.
• Developed a strong ethos around these qualities, believing they are essential not only for success in sport but also for personal growth and development in young people’s lives.

• Provided strategic leadership as President, securing a significant increase in tour prize money and expanding opportunities for female athletes.
• Served on the Board of Directors for over five years, contributing to the growth of the Tour and increasing prize money by over $500,000.
• Represented the WSA at key meetings with sponsors, tournament organizers, and federations, advocating for the development and visibility of women’s squash worldwide.
• Built strong relationships through public speaking and networking, collaborating with key stakeholders to ensure equal representation and long-term growth of women’s squash.