Enhancing Club Governance for Table Tennis Success

EPIC TT
WORKSHOP
Claire Montgomery
(Events & Clubs Officer)
 & Sean Sturrock
(Participation & Programs
Officer)
Table Tennis Victoria
 
WHY ARE WE HERE?
EPIC.TT
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Funded by Sport & Recreation Victoria’s “Together More Active” Grant
TTV’s Club Enhancement Project &
TTV’s Governance & Capability Building Project
 
SINCE WE LAST SAW YOU…
 
Here are some of the things we covered during our EPIC Zoom meetings
.
 
Child Safe Policy implementing at your Clubs/Associations
 
The appointment of a MPIO at your Clubs/Associations
 
The appointment of a Child Safe Officer at your Clubs/Associations
 
In the process of applying for a Working with Children’s Check (WWCC)
 
Club/Association completion of Level 1& 2 First-Aid Cert.
 
Hot Weather Guidelines printed out and displayed at your Clubs/Associations
 
Inclusive Club Statement & Fair Play Code
WHAT WE ARE DOING TODAY
Good Governance
Your Constitution
Your Affiliation
Membership & Insurance
Committee Roles
Meetings
GOOD GOVERNANCE
Understanding How Strong Club Governance
Creates Successful Clubs
“A Club who achieves their goals, over a sustained period, while maximising
their value to the community” ~Sports Community
“Leadership is a process of social influence, which maximises the efforts of
others, towards the achievement of a goal” ~Kevin Kruse
GOOD GOVERNANCE
 
Australian Sports Commission Sports Governance Principles
• Determine the membership of their group;
• Decide who has authority, and over what;
• Ensure that authority is exercised properly;
• Enforce and implement their decisions;
• Hold their decision makers accountable;
• Steer their future direction;
• Negotiate their rights and interests with others; and
• Establish the most effective and legitimate arrangements for getting those
things done
GOOD GOVERNANCE
 
Leadership and Culture
Clearly defined and measurable goals
• Delegation of objectives to specific
roles
• Clearly defined strategic and
implementation plans
• A committee that lead rather than do!
• A club structure which evolves
depending on the objectives of the club
• Where members and the broader
community actively assist in achieving
club goals
 
 
• A culture of volunteering
• Governance and Infrastructure
• Collection, revise and hand over the
clubs' key information and knowledge
• Clearly defined position descriptions
are created and used to manage and
recruit volunteers
• Documented and highly visible Policy
and procedures
• Strong financial management and
reporting
GOOD GOVERNANCE
 
Knowledge and relationship management
• A welcoming and inclusive culture
• Strong relationships with stakeholders
1. Players
2. Members
3. Past players
4. Life members
5. Local council sport and recreation staff
6. Local Councillors and Mayor
 
 
7. State and Federal Member of Parliament
8. Media
9. Schools
10. Suppliers
11. Sponsors
12. Equipment suppliers
13. State sports association – Table Tennis
Victoria
GOOD GOVERNANCE
 
Understanding How Strong Club Governance Creates
Successful Clubs
 
• Communication strategy which engage past, present and future audiences
• Have up to date websites, email newsletters and strong social media presence
• Positive reputation with the community
• Pathways and Development
• Ensure the social and competitive needs of all participants (not just elite) are met
• Strong pathways between schools, senior, masters
• Significant focus and investment in the development of: Players, Coaches, Officials
and Volunteers.
GOOD GOVERNANCE
“Unlocking the Secrets of Successful Sports Clubs” worksheet
 
YOUR CONSTITUTION
How well do you know your
constitution?
 
YOUR AFFILIATION
TTV Affiliation compliance – do you understand it?
 
MEMBERSHIP & INSURANCE
Online Membership on revsport portal:
 
 
Club/Association
MEMBERSHIP & INSURANCE
Manual Membership paid at/by Clubs/Association
 
 
COMMITTEE ROLES
 
Committee roles
 
Secretary
 
President
 
Vice-President
 
Treasurer
 
Other Committee positions?
 
COMMITTEE ROLES
Committee roles
 
MEETINGS
Meeting procedures
 
CONCLUSION
What have you learnt from todays workshop?
What things does your committee need to go back and work on?
Are there any questions?
Immediate priorities or concerns for your club?
Thank you and good night!
Slide Note

Introduction of Claire & Sean from Table Tennis Victoria

I’d like to begin by acknowledging the Traditional Owners of the land on which we meet today. I would also like to pay my respects to Elder's past, present and future.

Welcome the Table Tennis Clubs/Associations for making it to this workshop. Either thanking RSA or the TT Club

Today we will be delivering our EPIC workshop on the topic of good governance.

Hopefully by the end of this workshop we will be on the right path to helping your Club/Association be the best they can be and opening better communication between you guys and TTV and increasing the understanding of the recourses and assistance which are available to you.

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Achieve sustained success in table tennis clubs by implementing good governance practices. Learn about leadership, membership, authority, decision-making, and accountability to maximize value to the community.

  • Club Governance
  • Table Tennis Success
  • Leadership
  • Decision-making
  • Accountability

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  1. Claire Montgomery (Events & Clubs Officer) & Sean Sturrock (Participation & Programs Officer) Table Tennis Victoria EPIC TT WORKSHOP

  2. WHY ARE WE HERE? EPIC.TT Enhancement Project In Clubs for Table Tennis Funded by Sport & Recreation Victoria s Together More Active Grant TTV s Club Enhancement Project & TTV s Governance & Capability Building Project

  3. SINCE WE LAST SAW YOU Here are some of the things we covered during our EPIC Zoom meetings. Child Safe Policy implementing at your Clubs/Associations The appointment of a MPIO at your Clubs/Associations The appointment of a Child Safe Officer at your Clubs/Associations In the process of applying for a Working with Children s Check (WWCC) Club/Association completion of Level 1& 2 First-Aid Cert. Hot Weather Guidelines printed out and displayed at your Clubs/Associations Inclusive Club Statement & Fair Play Code

  4. WHAT WE ARE DOING TODAY Good Governance Your Constitution Your Affiliation Membership & Insurance Committee Roles Meetings

  5. GOOD GOVERNANCE Understanding How Strong Club Governance Creates Successful Clubs A Club who achieves their goals, over a sustained period, while maximising their value to the community ~Sports Community Leadership is a process of social influence, which maximises the efforts of others, towards the achievement of a goal ~Kevin Kruse

  6. GOOD GOVERNANCE Australian Sports Commission Sports Governance Principles Determine the membership of their group; Decide who has authority, and over what; Ensure that authority is exercised properly; Enforce and implement their decisions; Hold their decision makers accountable; Steer their future direction; Negotiate their rights and interests with others; and Establish the most effective and legitimate arrangements for getting those things done

  7. GOOD GOVERNANCE Leadership and Culture Clearly defined and measurable goals Delegation of objectives to specific roles Clearly defined strategic and implementation plans A committee that lead rather than do! A club structure which evolves depending on the objectives of the club Where members and the broader community actively assist in achieving club goals A culture of volunteering Governance and Infrastructure Collection, revise and hand over the clubs' key information and knowledge Clearly defined position descriptions are created and used to manage and recruit volunteers Documented and highly visible Policy and procedures Strong financial management and reporting

  8. GOOD GOVERNANCE Knowledge and relationship management A welcoming and inclusive culture Strong relationships with stakeholders 1. Players 2. Members 3. Past players 4. Life members 5. Local council sport and recreation staff 6. Local Councillors and Mayor 7. State and Federal Member of Parliament 8. Media 9. Schools 10. Suppliers 11. Sponsors 12. Equipment suppliers 13. State sports association Table Tennis Victoria

  9. GOOD GOVERNANCE Understanding How Strong Club Governance Creates Successful Clubs Communication strategy which engage past, present and future audiences Have up to date websites, email newsletters and strong social media presence Positive reputation with the community Pathways and Development Ensure the social and competitive needs of all participants (not just elite) are met Strong pathways between schools, senior, masters Significant focus and investment in the development of: Players, Coaches, Officials and Volunteers.

  10. GOOD GOVERNANCE Unlocking the Secrets of Successful Sports Clubs worksheet

  11. YOUR CONSTITUTION How well do you know your constitution?

  12. YOUR AFFILIATION TTV Affiliation compliance do you understand it?

  13. MEMBERSHIP & INSURANCE Online Membership on revsport portal: Club/Association Point of payment

  14. MEMBERSHIP & INSURANCE Manual Membership paid at/by Clubs/Association Manually entered to revsport portal by Club Monthly Invoice to Club from TTV Cash to Club Monthly Invoice to TTV from TTA TTV pays TTA Club pays TTV

  15. COMMITTEE ROLES Committee roles Secretary President Vice-President Treasurer Other Committee positions?

  16. COMMITTEE ROLES Committee roles

  17. MEETINGS Meeting procedures

  18. CONCLUSION What have you learnt from todays workshop? What things does your committee need to go back and work on? Are there any questions? Immediate priorities or concerns for your club? Thank you and good night!

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