Les Mills Asia Pacific appoints Nick Aspinall to new partnerships role
Les Mills Asia Pacific has announced the appointment of Nick Aspinall to the newly created role of Partnerships Director - Australia.
A sales, marketing and business development executive with more than 15 years experience, Aspinall has worked in a range of environments, including start-ups to large blue chip enterprises, demonstrating an ability to run multi-million dollar accounts, while building high-performing sales and marketing teams.
Announcing the appointment, Les Mills Asia Pacific (LMAP) Chief Executive, Ryan Hogan stated “through Nick’s extensive industry history, including his long tenures at Technogym and Synergy Fitness, Nick will bring a unique expertise to LMAP, which makes him particularly suitable for this role.
“Based in the Canberra office, Nick will be responsible for leading the Australian team of business partnership managers whose role is to liaise with all current and prospective club partners, to provide ongoing support as they build and grow their group fitness programs. He will also hold key responsibility for driving growth in vertical markets.”
Looking forward to his new role, Aspinall added “I’m so excited to join the world’s leading provider of group fitness solutions.
“And I’m really looking forward to … when I can roll up my sleeves and get to work.”
Aspinall starts in his new role as of 18th January.
LMAP invites club managers and owners to inquire how live, live-streamed, Virtual and On Demand Les Mills programs can increase the profitability of their facilities to contact their local business partnership manager in Australia or South East Asia.
Every week, Les Mills helps millions of people to get fit in more than 20,000 clubs across 100 countries, delivered by 140,000+ passionate instructors.
Click here to contact Les Mills Asia Pacific via their entry in the Australasian Leisure Management Supplier Directory.
Image: Nick Aspinall. Credit: Supplied.
Related Articles
4th January 2021 - Fitness Australia calls for Federal government to introduce national plan to improve physical activity rates
16th December 2020 - Survey finds online fitness no replacement for real life connection
2nd December 2020 - Australian Institute of Fitness predicts top industry trends for 2021
19th October 2020 - Reopened fitness clubs see more than two-thirds of members return
17th November 2020 - AIF renews and strengthens partnership with Les Mills Asia Pacific
5th November 2020 - Les Mills International partners with Qrious to provide data solution for optimising customer experience
23rd October 2020 - Les Mills Asia Pacific reveals new training format for instructors
28th August 2020 - Inaugural live-streamed eworkshops to be delivered by Les Mills Asia Pacific
13th August 2020 - Les Mills plans to activate fitness industry’s COVID-19 recovery with global campaign
26th June 2020 - Les Mills Asia Pacific offers resources to clubs and instructors as reopenings commence
22nd June 2020 - Les Mills sees 700% rise in users in the Middle East during Coronavirus crisis
23rd April 2020 - Planning for a post Coronavirus fitness industry that will not be the same
3rd April 2020 - Les Mills and the Y partner to deliver free content for members and employees
31st March 2020 - With clubs closed fitness providers go online
27th March 2020 - Les Mills delivers free digital solutions to help clubs overcome Coronavirus
4th February 2020 - Les Mills looks to revitalise BORN TO MOVE in Australia
6th January 2020 - Les Mills suggests the top 10 fitness trends for 2020
6th March 2017 - EYE Fitness and Synergy Fitness join in merged equipment supply venture
8th June 2016 - Xfit Brands expands Australasian and international distribution with EYE Fitness
22nd June 2015 - New EYE Fitness installations excite gym members
6th June 2014 - Nick Aspinall joins EYE Fitness
