Meet Amy Cross, Area Manager for MOVE Moonee Valley

Amy Cross

Amy has been in the leisure industry nearly her whole life. She says, “I’m very passionate about water safety and worked at Life Saving Victoria for 11 years in administration, training and pool safety. I’ve worked in various roles at venues over the years, including large-scale and body-corporate facilities.”

Amy says some highlights of working with Belgravia Leisure have been “The variety in the role and the additional skills developed. I have learnt a lot over the last 11 months. The team is supportive and passionate about achieving our goals.”

What is your favourite and least favourite thing about your career?

“My favourite thing is the people I have met along the way and the difference I have made to those participating in our programs. My least favourite thing is not having time to implement all my ideas,” Amy said.

Where do you see yourself in the next three to five years?

“Progressing my career and continuing to provide opportunities for the community to participate in recreation and leisure,” Amy said.

What are three things you’re most passionate about in life and why?

“I am passionate about all aspects of my work. I especially love seeing both patrons and team members accomplish their goals. I love being active. I try to walk most days and run around after my kids while they play every sport imaginable, like I did growing up.

“I look forward to seeing Belgravia Leisure continue to lead the way in the industry,” Amy concluded.

Visit the MOVE Moonee Valley website here.

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