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This webinar is designed especially for sport organizations that want to take a professional approach towards sponsorship revenue generation. It examines the latest trends and best practices in sponsorships and shows what you must do to effectively recruit and retain sponsors.

Join us for a discussion on governance topics in the not for profit world. This webinar will cover such areas as good governance practices, various models of Board structure, the role & responsibilities of Directors, policies and their purpose.

In this webinar, participants will learn about the legal issues and strategies to be more effective and better equipped to manage issues including Canadian Anti-Spam Legislation, privacy legislation and complaint management.

In this webinar, Dina will provide participants with the knowledge they need to recruit, retain, recognize and retire volunteers.

In this webinar you will learn the best practices of Twitter- how to set up your account, find and follow other people and/or organizations, build your follower base to build your business.

This presentation will tackle the challenges that local clubs and organizations face when considering an event bid

This session will focus on the legal duty of coaches. The presenters will explain what Canadian statutes and common law say about the coach’s standard of care, using case law examples.

In this webinar Kim will cover the key concepts of nutrition – a quick review of the Who, What and Why of healthy eating.

The #MeToo movement and recent media attention on abuse in sport has highlighted the need for all sporting organizations to pay attention to creating a safe space for their players. There have been many instances over the past few years of coaches acting inappropriately with athletes, causing them feel uncomfortable playing their sport and reflecting badly on the sporting organization. These incidents have happened at the national, provincial and local level of sport. At the local level, often community sport organizations have not received information on how to deal with safe sport issues which can cause serious harm to their athletes and other staff members.

According to the United Nations, sport is recognized by many governments around the world as a major contributor to economic and social development. The UN’s Declaration of the 2030 Agenda even reflects on “the contribution sports make to the empowerment of women, and of young people, individuals and communities, as well as to health, education and social inclusion objectives.”