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In Sport 2020 Melbourne, 10Th - 12Th June 3RD ANNUAL WOMEN IN SPORT 2020 MELBOURNE, 10TH - 12TH JUNE EVENT PARTNERS: DISCLAIMER: Conferences and events have been severely disrupted due to the uncertainty around Coronoavirus (COVID-19). All of our events post March 2020 will be going ahead as scheduled. The Leadership Institute is committed to ensuring that all clients who have purchased tickets will get value for money from our events through credit or live streaming of the events. As a small business experiencing this troubling time, we appreciate and value your ongoing support. PAGE MELBOURNE, 10–12 JUNE 2020 3RD ANNUAL WOMEN IN SPORT 2020 2 This event will also be live streamed due to disruption caused by Corona Virus (COVID-19). Live streaming tickets are available at checkout. WHY ATTEND THE 3RD ANNUAL WOMEN IN SPORT 2020? The women’s sporting landscape has changed drastically over recent years. In the past 5 years, we’ve seen an unprecedented growth for elite-level sports with the rise of leagues like the AFLW, WBBL, and NRLW. To build on this momentum, organisations need to examine the ways organisational culture, audience growth, commercialisation, participation and game development can be reshaped to provide more opportunities for women’s engagement. Building on the success of the past two years, Women in Sport Summit 2020 will give you clear strategies on how to create pathways to leadership for women within your organisation and remove barriers to participation. Australia’s sport industry movers and shakers will discuss tips for engaging audiences, sponsors and media with the women’s sports and show you how they are doing it and what challenges need to be overcome. Don’t let your women’s development strategy fall behind at this crucial stage in the growth of our sporting industry. WHAT CAN YOU EXPECT TO LEARN AT THE 3RD ANNUAL WOMEN IN SPORT 2020? Build leadership pathways Drive grassroots programs for Grow fandom, audiences and for women throughout your women and girls in your sport commercial revenue for women’s organisation through cultural by breaking down barriers to sport change participation Cultivate high performance Boost the profile of women’s Create inclusive environments pathways and talent sport through strategic that encourages participation partnerships with the media and from people of all abilities broadcasters AUDIENCE • Chief Executive, General Manager and Board • Education leaders and Sport Coordinators • Head of Participation and Engagement • Chief Technology Officer • GM Audiences, Marketing Manager, Commercial Manager • Broadcasters and Sponsors • GM High Performance TESTIMONIALS FROM THE WOMEN IN SPORT SUMMIT Thank you! IT was great to meet such a diverse and experienced group of women. Very inspiring to everything that is being done for women’s sport across all codes — Essendon Football Club A fun and interesting day. Enlightening to hear how organisations are ‘bridging the gender gap. — Lauriston Girls School Loved it, learnt so much. Great lineup of speakers - I walked away so inspired to make change in the world through women’s sport. — University of New South Wales Great variety of content; Great range of speakers covering everything from grassroots programs to elite women’s sport. — Women Who Cycle (02) 8248 0200 [email protected] PAGE MELBOURNE, 10–12 JUNE 2020 3RD ANNUAL WOMEN IN SPORT 2020 3 This event will also be live streamed due to disruption caused by Corona Virus (COVID-19). Live streaming tickets are available at checkout. OUR INCREDIBLE SPEAKER LINE-UP BRIANA HARVEY CAROL FOX LEIGH RUSSELL TODD GREENBURG Head of Academies and AFLW Chair and President CEO CEO GWS Giants Football Club Women Sport Australia Swimming Australia NRL TAIN DRINKWATER SHANNON DONATO MARGOT HARLEY CHRISTINE MCLOUGHLIN Women’s Premiership CEO Chief Commercial Officer CEO Chair and Co-Founder Brisbane Broncos South Sydney Rabbitohs Rowing NSW Minerva Network OLLY WILTON LAWRIE MCKINNA ROSIE KING MICK GARNET Head of Sports Partnerships CEO Chief Commercial Officer CEO Twitter Australia Newcastle Jets Netball Victoria Wheelchair Sports NSW TINA MCCARTHY ASH BROWN DAVID PRYLES ALICE ELLIS Founder and Director of Fun General Manager, Women’s CEO General Manager, Marketing Wheel Women Football Softball Australia and Commercial Carlton Football Club Touch Football Australia (02) 8248 0200 [email protected] PAGE MELBOURNE, 10–12 JUNE 2020 3RD ANNUAL WOMEN IN SPORT 2020 4 This event will also be live streamed due to disruption caused by Corona Virus (COVID-19). Live streaming tickets are available at checkout. STEFAN GRUN KEITH BRADSHAW SHENAE BEUS CHRIS JONES Executive Manager and CEO Commercial Integration Executive Producer, Cricket Communications South Australia Cricket Manager Seven Network VicHealth Association AFL COURTNEY HENRY EMMA STAPLES TARA MACLEOD TRACY GILLIGAN Head of Philanthropy Head of Participation, Community General Manager, Strategic General Manager, People and Australian Sports Foundation Development and Diversity Projects Culture Cricket Victoria Port Adelaide Football Club Geelong Cats LIBBY SADDLER NICOLE ADAMSON CORA SPEAR Program Manager General Manager, Participation Director, OTT Operations Office of Sport NSW and Member Services Kayo Sports Cycling Australia (02) 8248 0200 [email protected] PAGE MELBOURNE, 10–12 JUNE 2020 3RD ANNUAL WOMEN IN SPORT 2020 5 This event will also be live streamed due to disruption caused by Corona Virus (COVID-19). Live streaming tickets are available at checkout. 10th June 2020 DAY 1 - AGENDA 8:30AM: REGISTRATION OPENS, MORNING TEA AND COFFEE 9:00AM: OPENING REMARKS FROM THE CHAIR: CAROL FOX, CHAIR AND PRESIDENT, WOMEN SPORT AUSTRALIA LEADERSHIP AND CULTURE OPENING KEYNOTE: Driving equal opportunity in sports Key Learning Outcomes 9:05AM • Where we’ve come from in the past 5 years and where are we going? • How do we measure success for women in sport - access and participation LIBBY SADDLER - pay equity Program Manager - investment and recognition Office of Sport NSW • Meeting the increasing demand for women’s sports to ensure sustainable long-term growth KEYNOTE: The new age of leadership in sport Key Learning Outcomes 9:50AM • What will the future of sport look like? • How will the changing environments of sport redefine leadership • Opportunities and challenges for women in sport LEIGH RUSSELL CEO Swimming Australia 10:40AM: MORNING TEA CASE STUDY: Engaging new audiences, sponsorship and media partnerships through tournament innovation 11:00AM Key Learning Outcomes • How The Summer Slam - Fully Loaded Softball’s partnership with Fox Sport has increased turnover for women’s softball DAVID PRYLES • Engaging new TV audiences with innovative new sporting tournaments CEO • Increasing sponsorship opportunities for women’s sport through media engagement Softball Australia PANEL DISCUSSION: TARA MACLEOD, General Manager, Strategic Projects, Port Adelaide Football Club EMMA STAPLES, Head of Participation, Community Development and Diversity, 11:50AM Cricket Victoria TRACY GILLIGAN, General Manager, People and Culture, Geelong Cats Fostering diversity through organisational change Key Learning Outcomes • How do you implement policies and procedures to support gender equality in your organisation? • How can organisations implement policies around flexible working practices for sport? • Building pathways to leadership throughout the organisation 12:40PM: LUNCH (02) 8248 0200 [email protected] PAGE MELBOURNE, 10–12 JUNE 2020 3RD ANNUAL WOMEN IN SPORT 2020 6 This event will also be live streamed due to disruption caused by Corona Virus (COVID-19). Live streaming tickets are available at checkout. PARTICIPATION AND INCLUSION PANEL DISCUSSION: TINA MCCARTHY, Founder and Director of Fun, Wheel Women STEFAN GRUN, Executive Manager and Communications, VicHealth KEITH BRADSHAW, CEO, South Australia Cricket Association 1:40PM NICOLE ADAMSON, General Manager, Participation and Member Services, Cycling Australia CHRISTINE MCLOUGHLIN, Chair and Co-Founder, Minerva Network How do we change the ways we talk about sport to create a more inclusive conversation? Key Learning Outcomes • How do we limit the entry barriers that stop women taking on sport? • What role does language play in influencing girl’s and women’s decisions to play sort? • How do we redefine stereotypes around sports and gender? CASE STUDY: Empowering others and becoming a role model as a leader in sport Key Learning Outcomes 2:30PM • Overcoming barriers to leadership to improve outcomes for women and girls • Using your platform as a women in sport to empower others • Creating opportunities for mentoring and sponsorship TAIN DRINKWATER Women’s Premiership CEO Brisbane Broncos 3:20PM: AFTERNOON TEA KEYNOTE: Elevating women in leadership through inclusive organisational cultures Key Learning Outcomes 3:40PM • Addressing the nuances of organisational culture and encouraging female leaders to step up ROSIE KING • Implementing strategies and policies to create flexible working environments CEO • Creating leadership development opportunities for everyone to help build the confidence of Netball Victoria young leaders • The subtleties of female vs male dominates sporting environments CASE STUDY: Growing female participation in disability sport Key Learning Outcomes 4:00PM • Addressing fears surrounding appearance, ability and priorities to break down barriers in unisex disability sport • The 9 additional barriers to participation in disability sport MICK GARNET • Developing Role Models
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