Brendan Wilson Appointed Communications and Marketing Manager at Bowls Queensland
Bowls Queensland is pleased to announce the appointment of Brendan Wilson as the organisation’s new Communications and Marketing Manager.
In this key leadership role, Brendan will drive Bowls Queensland’s marketing and communications strategy, with a strong focus on growing the sport’s profile across the state. His work will aim to attract both new and existing participants—social and competitive—through targeted campaigns, engaging content, and strategic digital outreach.
Brendan will oversee all aspects of communications, media, and marketing, with responsibilities including digital strategy, social media, content creation, livestreaming, and stakeholder engagement.
He brings with him a wealth of experience in communications, marketing, and graphic design, having worked across a variety of sectors including sport, clubs, not-for-profit organisations, and private enterprise.
Brendan Wilson said:
“I’m truly honoured to be appointed as the Communications & Marketing Manager for Bowls Queensland. Lawn bowls has been a significant part of my life since I was first introduced to the game, and I’m excited to combine my passion for the sport with my experience in the creative and marketing industries. With over a decade of experience, I’m looking forward to delivering fresh ideas, innovative strategies, and creative solutions to elevate the Bowls Queensland brand and strengthen its community presence.”
Being a current Queensland representative and State Singles Champion adds to the depth of experience Brendan brings to the role, positioning him as a strong spokesperson for Bowls Queensland’s strategies.
Bowls Queensland CEO Brett Wilkie said he is looking forward to working with Brendan when he commences on August 25:
“The Board and staff are excited to welcome Brendan and work alongside him to help promote our great game. We also extend our sincere thanks to Jo Grey, Dee Ayre, and Cornerstone Communications for their outstanding contributions to the Queensland Bowler magazine, Annual Report, website, and broader media efforts in recent years. We wish them all the very best in their future endeavours.”