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North Ballarat Football and Sporting Club Directors on Location North Ballarat Football and Sporting Club A behind the scenes look at the governance challenges of moving from good to great Thursday 18 September 2014 Ballarat Event Hosts: companydirectors.com.au Directors on Location North Ballarat Football and Sporting Club Join us for a behind-the-scenes-tour of Program Eureka Stadium, the home of the North 12.30pm Registration with welcome drinks Ballarat Football and Sporting Club. One and light networking lunch of the finest football and hospitality facilities in regional Victoria, regularly 12.55pm Welcome and induction hosting AFL preseason matches. 1.00pm Presentation The club strives for excellence both on and 1.30pm Guided site tour off the field through a continual focus on the application of its core values; inclusion, 2.30pm Q&A session with light refreshments collaboration and respect. Club president John 3.00pm Afternoon concludes McClure and CEO Mark Patterson will walk us through the governance and operational challenges in maintaining a sustainable Did you know? business and sporting model. Along the way, thanks largely to an excellent junior development program, the club has In its 132 year of operation the North Ballarat produced sportsmen of the caliber of Football Club has experienced on-field success Brownlow Medalist, Tony Lockett, AFL at all levels of competition and is proud to premiership coach, Mick Malthouse and provide sporting opportunities, locally and marathon runner Steve Moneghetti. regionally. Today the club supports the; The 1970’s heralded the start of a golden era for • The Roosters – Victorian Football League the club. In the twenty-seven year period from • North Ballarat City – Ballarat 1970 until 1996 the Roosters claimed Football League 14 premierships in the Ballarat Football League, and were runners-up another 6 times. • North Ballarat Rebels – Under 18’s who participates in the TAC Cup In October 1995 the Roosters joined the VFL, placing Ballarat and the Western region in the • Eagles – Victorian Women’s Football League sporting spotlight. Since joining, the roosters In August 1990 the football club established have competed in 5 senior grand finals. The club a hospitality and entertainment business, created a dynasty of winning three consecutive the North Ballarat Sports Club, with the Senior VFL premierships (2008 – 2010) primary purpose to generate sustainable at Etihad Stadium. financial returns to support the sporting operation. Today it is one of states move successful Tatts gaming venue. Speakers Event details John McClure Date President, Thursday 18 September 2014 North Ballarat Football and Sports Club Venue John is a retired career North Ballarat Football and Sports Club educator who was a highly Eureka Stadium, Creswick Road regarded school principal Ballarat and leader in education through the education department. A former local shire councillor Cost (Events are GST exempt) and member of the Federation University of Members early bird* $50.00 Australia Council, when it was previously Members full rate $70.00 Ballarat University. John has been involved at Non-members early bird* $70.00 the North Ballarat Football Club for more than Non-members full rate $90.00 10 years the past five as its President. *Early bird valid to 4 September 2014 Mark Patterson Chief Executive Officer, RSVP North Ballarat Football Thursday 11 September 2014 and Sports Club Contact Mark is an experienced Heather White Chief Executive Officer t: 03 9245 4200 within the sporting industry e: [email protected] with a strong focus on football organisations. During his five-year tenure in the high-pressure environment of the Western Bulldogs, he gained invaluable leadership and business skills. Mark is currently in his ninth year as CEO of the North Ballarat Football and Sports Club. Organisational quadrant Focuses on the responsibilities of directors in relation to the 5 performance of the organisation, including executives. 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