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Stakeholders
Before you can develop your strategic plan in detail, you need to think about who
your club/federation serves — your stakeholders.
A stakeholder is any person, group or organisation sharing a mutual interest in the
future of your club/federation. Stakeholders include:
• players
• coaches
• referees
• volunteers
• spectators
• administrators
• sponsors
• service providers
• schools
• media
• state and local government.
Activity 7.7
Who are your club/federation stakeholders?
Key result areas and goals
Key result areas are broad administration areas that your club/federation will
focus on and achieve outcomes in. This gives the club/federation specific and
measurable targets to work towards achieving. Examples include:
• governance — structure, systems, training, positions and appraisals
• management — membership, administration, human resources, marketing,
communications and finances
• technical — coaching, officiating, juniors, females, masters, talent identification
and development
• operations — volunteer programs, member services, risk management, event
management and facilities.
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