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Tailored support to help the sports sector bounce back after Covid-19
Date: 16th Jun 2020
Greg Rubins, Partner at BDO, introduces a series of blogs exploring the support services available to Sport England and UK Sport funded organisations in these challenging times.
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Rethink your finance and operations to prepare for the new normal
Date: 18th Jun 2020
Craig Jackson explores the steps organisations are taking in response to the pandemic and explains BDO's 'Rethink' model.
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Practical considerations for effective remote working
Date: 24th Jun 2020
As organisations embrace remote working, Chris Culbert offers tips on how to ensure security and robust practices are implemented while your staff are out of the office.
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Realising the power of People Planning
Date: 30th Mar 2023
Kristen Natale, Head of Volunteering at Sport England shares her thoughts on the new requirement on people planning in the revised Code for Sports Governance released by Sport England and UK Sport in December 2021.
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Euro 2022 - building a legacy
Date: 4th Aug 2022
The SGA's Craig Beeston considers just some of the governance issues to be borne in mind as football seeks to create a legacy from the Lionesses' success.
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Governance in profile - Kevin Carpenter
Date: 11th Apr 2023
Kevin Carpenter, sports lawyer, Head of Integrity at the International Table Tennis Federation and INED (chair) at Sports Officials UK, gives us an insight into his route into the governance profession and the sports sector.
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Governance reforms at the WRU
Date: 18th Apr 2023
Emily Ford, Policy Adviser at The Chartered Governance Institute UK & Ireland, looks at the the board changes recently voted through at the Welsh Rugby Union.
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The Whyte Review - A catalyst for lasting improvements across sport
Date: 27th Jan 2023
Nicola Dean from the Ann Craft Trust gives the ACT's reaction to Sport England and UK Sport's policy response to the Whyte Review.
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War in Ukraine and sport's difficult questions
Date: 4th Mar 2022
Russia's invasion of Ukraine has required a reaction from the international community. Craig Beeston looks at the difficult situation global sport has found itself due to uneasy links with regimes and powerful interests.
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Building for the future
Date: 7th Apr 2021
Head of Business Operations Helen Slimm explains how England Bowls have used the disruption caused by the Covid pandemic to reassess their governance structure and build towards a stronger future for the sport