Colin John Latham is an Enterprise Risk Management and fitness expert who is widely recognized for his expertise in functional training and his commitment to develop and implement innovative fitness techniques. Colin’s philanthropic approach indicates that we all are part of the global community, and that the impact of our individual choices far beyond our own lives. When actions and thoughts are positive, they foster a thriving world where people are free to take action on their capabilities, and are supported by organizations that are accountable, responsive, and just.

Colin does a lot of Charity and considers supporting his community his social responsibility. To work for the cause he annually participates at “Murray to Moyne” 24 hours cycling event to raise money for the hospitals.
The Murray to Moyne is a team relay event. Participants raise funds for hospitals, health services and related charities. The event continues Graham Woodrup or Woody's dream of getting more people to realize the fabulous health and social benefits of riding a bike. It has been present for over 30 wonderful years is supported by more than 30,000 riders, crossed 46,000 kilometers and $20,000,000 raised.

About Colin John Latham

Colin John Latham is an Enterprise Risk Management and fitness professional who attended the St. Virgil’ College. He was also the elicit member of the Student Council in the Hobart Secondary College, from 1984 – 1987. Colin is fitness savvy and has competed in Olympic Distance Triathlon in Melbourne, Sydney, Noosa, Gold Coast, and Fiji with a best time of 2 hours and 12 minutes. He has also competed in Open Water Swimming Events at Lorne, Torquam, Williamstown, St. Kilda, Brighton, Mt. Martha, Portsea, and multiple times on Australia’s Sunshine Coast and International Distance up to 2.5 km.

Colin does a lot of Charity and considers supporting his community his social responsibility. To work for the cause he annually participates at “Murray to Moyne” 24 hours cycling event to raise money for the hospitals.