The composition of the Collingwood Board for 2026 has been confirmed tonight at the Club’s 2025 Annual General Meeting held in the Glasshouse at the KGM Centre.
As communicated on November 21, the Club received two nominations – Paul Tuddenham and Nick Sims – for the two available Board positions. As a result, there was no Director election held at the AGM this evening.
The Board unanimously endorsed and fully supported their re-election. Paul and Nick have each been recognised for their valuable contributions to the Club’s recent successes and for their unwavering commitment to our future strategic direction.
At tonight’s AGM the Ordinary Resolution from Members reinforced the re-appointment of the two Directors.
The two join President Barry Carp, Vice-Presidents Paul Licuria and Jodie Sizer, and existing Directors Gaye Morris, Renée Roberts and Dan Rosen on the Collingwood Board for 2026.
Paul Tuddenham has served as a Director on Collingwood’s Board since being elected by Members at the 2022 AGM.
In addition to chairing the Club’s Precinct Strategy Committee, Paul is the current President of the Collingwood Football Club Past Players and played 40 games for the Magpies between 1987 – 1991.
His comprehensive skill set encompasses acquisitions, facilities, design, planning, funding, marketing and project management.
His father Des Tuddenham, a member of the Australian Football Hall of Fame, was a Captain of the Club and is the ruck-rover in the Collingwood Team of the Century.
Nick Sims was appointed as a Director in February this year, filling a casual vacancy on the Board.
In addition to chairing the Club’s Finance Committee, Nick is a Global Partner of Goldman Sachs and Co-Head of Investment Banking in Australia and New Zealand. He is Chair of Goldman Sachs ANZ Diversity Leadership Group and a member of the Asia Pacific Inclusion and Diversity Council.
Nick brings strong financial expertise and has played a key role in guiding the Club’s financial strategy and long-term sustainability.
The meeting also saw Life Memberships bestowed upon three 2023 Collingwood Premiership players and two other individuals who have left a lasting impact on the Club.
Collingwood 2026 Board
Barry Carp
Paul Licuria
Gaye Morris
Renée Roberts
Dan Rosen
Nick Sims
Jodie Sizer
Paul Tuddenham