Committee Profile - George Holmberg
- Friday 20 October 2023
- Written by Rachel
Ian is a Life Governor and served as President of the Elmore Field Days twice during his 40 years or so on the committee.
Now retired and living in Rosebud in Southern Victoria, Ian is still a familiar face around the site, as he still comes back each year to help out where ever he can during the Field Days.
Derek is our current President and has been involved with the Field Days for many years and first joined the committee at age 18.
Dibbs is a member of our executive committee and is the current Senior Vice President. From parking cars at the Field Days from age 12 to driving the water truck on site until 2am at age 18, Dibbs officially joined the committee over 20 years ago.
John is the current Public Relations Officer (PRO) for the committee and the go to man for any media related appearances.
Like most of our committee John started out parking cars each field days and has been involved since he was 16. Since then he has taken on many roles including waste management and assisting in the office during the field days.
Dave is a member of our executive committee as the Immediate Past President.
Having been involved for most of his life, Dave has taken in many roles over the years and works heavily with our Farm Committee on our crops and keeping the site looking great all through the year.
Colin has actively been involved since the 1980's but as the son of a founding member, the Elmore Field Days have always been in his life. Colin is currently our Traffic Control Chairman and looks after the traffic moving around the site during the Field Days.
Phil is a familiar face around the site both during the Field Days and during the year. He’s taken on many roles from waste management, parcel pick up to treasurer!
Phil also spends a lot of time helping out with maintenance on the site for our many equestrian events each year.
The Elmore Field Days acknowledges that we are on Taungurung country. We hereby express our respect for the Taungurung people, who are the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we are based. In particular we pay our respects to their leaders and Elders past, present and emerging.
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