Webinars

Join us to learn about the methodology of the strategic process and how to design a robust plan that has a vision, strategies, actions and tactics with accountability.

For many years sport has unintentionally helped to address social issues in Canada. Over the past 10 years or so forward thinking sport organizers have started develop and carry out programs that intentionally use sport for a number of social objectives. This webinar will discuss the rationale for and provide examples of how programs across Canada can address community issues.

Join us for a discussion on financial management best practices for community sport organizations including financial statement fundamentals, items of importance for Board Members, and recommended internal controls and processes.

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.