This series has been designed to accommodate your hectic schedules, taking place during lunch, from 12:00-1:00 p.m., so that you can sit back, eat your lunch, and learn some valuable insights, strategies, and practical tips.
At the end of each session, there is time for Q&A.
Upcoming Confirmed Webinars
This webinar series runs from July 2023 through 2024.
Attracting and Managing Volunteers - 22 May
This class is for people who are eager to learn more about governance are looking for additional skills and knowledge to build a high performing governance team.
This session will explore a range of topics that take a deep dive into governance practice:
- Boards as organisation leaders
- Board succession planning
- The role of the chair
- Strategic planning
- Effective decision making
- Working with difficult people
- The board manager relationship
Midday Mastery Webinar Series
Providing valuable insights, strategies, and practical tips
Past Webinars and Resources
Marketing Webinar - with a high-level focus on sport codes and social / digital media
- Mastering Google for your business
- Making the most of your website
- Unlocking social media secrets
- And all this with a special focus on sport codes!
View resources and recording
Fundraising and Sponsorship Webinar
Presenter – Jenni Giblin, Funding HQ
It is important to be strategic with your fundraising. This requires planning, diversification - and good storytelling! In this webinar, Jenni Giblin, Funding HQ will provide some basic, practical tips on how to apply for funding successfully and then discuss:
- The importance of telling your story properly and creating a compelling case for funders
- What a diversified income plan can look like (and how to implement it)
- Grassroots sponsorship and creating your pitch
Creating a Safeguarding Culture - Integrity Webinar
Presenter – Cameron Prestidge, Sport NZ
An important and relevant topic for all organisations and clubs, this webinar help building a practical understanding of child and member safety, how you can embed these into your organisation’s culture, and how you can make a difference to make sport and recreation safe, fair, and inclusive for all.
Key takeaways:
- Safeguarding is about protecting the safety and wellbeing of all participants.
- A participant can be anyone involved in sport and recreation, including players, volunteers, coaches, athletes, managers and officials.
- Child Safeguarding and Child Protection are different, and care needs to be taken to ensure each term is used in the right context.
- Harm can happen to participants in sport and recreation through multiple areas and each area requires work to increase protective factors.
- Preventing harm is a collective responsibility which requires collaboration between organisations, communities and participants.
- Safeguarding should evoke trust and confidence – not tension or discomfort for participants.
View resources and recording here