Since he started bowling in 1996, Claudius Lam has been actively involved in the development of bowls in Hong Kong. Over the years he established the umpire and coach training and accreditation system, liaising with the government on the provision of new greens and actively promoting the sports through the media.
He has been actively helping with the development of the sport in China and Macau, involving the building of greens and training of umpires and coaches. He also held positions on the umpiring and coaching committees of Macau Lawn Bowls Association and China Multi Bowls Association during their start up period.
On a regional level, Claudius assumed the duty to assist the World Bowls Regional Director in Asia and Oceana in 2016 to help the Asian countries to develop the sport. He is now a Vice President with Bowls Asia.

Hazel managed the Welsh Women’s Bowling Team from 2008 until 2022. Commonwealth Games Team Leader for Welsh Lawn Bowls in Glasgow, 2014 and Gold Coast 2018. Former international player winning a British Isles Singles title and many national titles. Welsh Women’s Bowling Association Secretary 2018-2021.

She has worked in Further Education for 22 years in various areas including Project Management, Change Management, Quality and Student Support Manager. She has also taught IT and Business. Project Manager for Implementation of the Additional Learning Needs Education and Training Act, ensuring students can access the support they need.

She has experience of many administration roles within community and welsh organisations, including management of various websites and development of social media sites. She is a partner in The Long Mountain Flower Company, a flower farm and florist and is currently an appointed Director of Bowls Europe.

Michael is an Asian Pacific based Management Consultant, who has previously held executive leadership roles in countries including Germany, China, Africa, Philippines, UK, and Australia and New Zealand (ANZ). Michael has provided direct insight into social, political, business, and cultural conventions and expectations needed for a global workforce including leadership development with organisations in the industrial, resources, consumer, technology, retail, sports & leisure and not for profit sectors.

Professional career began with Michael operating in locations including India, China, Brazil, and Australia. In the mid 90’s Michael accepted a pivotal international commercial role with the Swiss Industrial group, Benninger AG, living in Germany for 4 years and working predominately across the APAC region.

Returning to Australia in the late 90’s, Michael joined the executive search industry, spearheading thrusts into new markets culminating in providing executive search to the sport, events, and recreation sectors. In 2007, Boyden World Corporation (BWC), Michael was appointed Managing Director of BWC, a tier one global executive search firm, leading significant growth activities across the APAC region, chairing both the organisations global compliance committee and their mining and resources industries practice group.

In recent years, Michael has represented various levels of government on trade missions to India, UK, Brazil, UAE, and China & currently serves as a non-Executive Director on local education, sports industry, and community Boards. Michael is a Director of the Deakin University School of Sports Management and the ONEMDA organisation. In more recent times, Michael has assisted World Bowls with strategic initiatives including meetings with the IOC & WADA in Lausanne and Lawn Bowls in Switzerland and the UK.

Fluent in both English & German and now semi-retired, Michael enjoys focusing on his hobby and passion for wine, producing and marketing premium dry climate Australian wines from the Heathcote region.

Sue is now retired but has over 30 years experience in HR and Learning and Development, having owned and run two training and consultancy businesses, one of which operated globally. She has been a club bowler for over 20 years. In 2014 she joined the Board of Bowls Scotland and in 2016 she was appointed as the first ever female Chair, a position she held until November 2022. In this position, she has helped the Board become fully skills-based. Sue is Chair of the Scottish Sports Association, a membership organisation which represents and champions Scottish Governing Bodies of Sports.