Are your club in or out?
Wellington & Kapi Mana Clubs are on a journey to
revive, survive and thrive.
Why?
- Continuing current paths, clubs may not survive
- To enable change for a better way forward
Aim
- to sharpen up for the future
- invigorate you to magnitise your community
- mobilise your troops
- most importantly, make our clubs the best in the country!
Club Thrive Spin-Off Session for Wellington/Kapi Mana Clubs
Wednesday 1 December, 6.30pm – Christmas drinks and nibbles
Join us for informal discussion at the Renouf Centre covering topics
• Activities on and off the court
• Finding the best way to retain members
RSVP mel@tenniscentral.co.nz by Friday 26 November.
22 May 2021 Workshop
Guest speaker top tips and quotes
Check out the speaker's Top Ten Tips and quotes
Club self-assessment summary and membership trends
These formed the basis of our workshop. Clubs were asked to complete the self-assessment matrix to see how they were tracking. It enabled Tennis Central to identify key areas of where support was required.
Club membership graphs
Overall club self-assessment summary results
In summary, clubs are getting the basics covered but committees have little time or energy to take on much else.
| We identified that clubs are achieving 91% - Core functions 70% - Meeting member needs 39% - Growing membership 31% - Achieving excellence | What we are doing well Financial management Facilities/Assets Committee functions | Improvement needed Activities on/off the court Participation Programmes Club Capability (we are all working on this!) |
Workshop Presentations
| Tim Shannahan, CEO Tennis Central | Workshop welcome |
| Justin Crawshay Karori Lawn KUTC video | "Down but not out" |
| Jeanette Manson, Waikanae Beach Tennis Club - power point | "The right people can make the difference" |
| Ross Jamieson, Toitu Poneke Community Hub - power point | "Recognising the need to change" |
| Jan Rosie, Vogelmorn Tennis Club | "Creating Culture" |
| Sheryl Boshier, Khandallah Tennis Club | "Moving to a paid administrator" |
| Garth & Rob Gulley, Pukerua Bay Tennis Club | "Using technology to save time" |
| Warwick Brew and Paul Bell, Outumoetai Tennis Club - power point | "What it takes to be club and coach of the year" |
| Tom Baker, Titahi Bay Tennis Club | "We have the culture" |
| Ali Telford, Tennis NZ - power point | "Club culture" |
| Brad Watts, Thorndon Tennis Club | "Benefits of a paid administrator" |
If you would like to find out more about how to get involved in Club Thrive, get in touch today.
Mel Jansen
mel@tenniscentral.co.nz
027 2828072