Racing
Racing SA Strengthens Industry Development Through MJN Program Scholarship
Racing SA has announced the launch of a dedicated scholarship in partnership with the Sport SA Marjorie Jackson-Nelson Centre for Women’s Sport Program, reinforcing its commitment to leadership development and professional capability within the South Australian thoroughbred racing industry.

Racing SA has a successful track record with the MJN Program, with past participants advancing into leadership roles within the industry. The introduction of the Racing SA Scholarship builds on this involvement, providing an additional pathway for industry participants to access the nationally recognised program.
Nick Bawden, Chief Executive Officer, Racing SA, said:
"Racing SA recognises the value of the Marjorie Jackson-Nelson Program, and this scholarship reflects our commitment to supporting people across all areas of racing. By enabling access to meaningful development opportunities, we are investing in the long-term strength of our racing community."
The MJN Program delivers professional development in leadership, governance, networking, and media, supporting participants in building confidence, capability, and influence within their sporting communities.
Leah Cassidy, Chief Executive Officer, Sport SA, said:
"The Racing SA Scholarship highlights the positive role organisations can play in supporting professional growth and leadership development within their industries."
Officially titled: RACING SA WOMEN'S INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT SCHOLARSHIP FOR THE MARJORIE JACKSON-NELSON CENTRE FOR WOMEN'S SPORT PROGRAM. Applicants for this scholarship can indicate their interest when applying for the MJN Program. Recipients will be selected by Racing SA's, based on their individual industry involvement and commitment.
