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The Writer means Philip Johnston - (a) aged 65;
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retired in 2007 from Commonwealth Bank's "Infrastructure & Utilities
Solutions" division after 37 years where for the latter few years he wrote
credit papers to lend between $20m and $100m for urban infrastructure projects
ranging from hospitals, prisons, defence force barracks etc which highlighted
the innovative/creative benefits from private sector involvement. Between 1990 and 2002 he
administered extensive inter-related Project Documents and Financial Documents
for large syndicated bank debts as the Agent bank - largest was $3.95b Sydney Airport privatisation
with 39 banks. (c) holds from Macquarie University in Sydney - * Bachelor of Arts Degree - Major in Economics & Finance - 1976 from Macquarie University; and * Master Degree in Applied Finance - 2001 from Macquarie University; (d) adept at documenting agreements setting out all parties' rights, duties and obligations; (e) played active sports all his life:
* 21 years competitive cricket, including being Secretary of Gordon District Cricket Assoc in early 1980s with >1,000 adult players; * 12 years competitive baseball;
* completed two IronMan triathlons: * ran several marathons; * completed approx 15 ocean and Harbour swims incl 2008 2.5km Palm Beach to Whale Beach BIG SWIM in the unspectacular time of 1 hr :10 mins 33 sec and the 2010 2km Cole Classic at Manly in 55 mins - pics (f) swims about 3km each week; (g) cycles approx 90km hilly routes each Sunday with similarly inclined middle aged folk amongst Muggaccinos.com; (h) has cycled as a Pilot with 8 vision impaired cyclists on the back of various tandem bicycles - longest ride has been 127km; and (i) In the last 10 years has donated slightly over $103,000 to registered charities. (j) has had several articles published by the Editor of Push On cycle website, sponsored by Bicycle NSW, on 'Risk Management' issues:
(l) wrote and published Tips for new road cyclists to minimise trauma accidents and maximise health benefits (m) has been a guest at a 'Volunteer Gala Awards Dinner - Ordinary People Extraordinary Deeds' for taking on various volunteer roles. Has written a few articles extolling the benefits/merits of volunteering including: * "Volunteering can give you a Warm Fuzzy"; * "A way to repay"; and
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