IN SPORT SUMMIT 2019

MELBOURNE, 6 – 8 AUGUST 2019

MERCURE ALBERT PARK

Practical strategies for equality, participation, leadership and growth

FEATURING KEYNOTES AND CASE STUDIES FROM THESE INCREDIBLE SPEAKERS

KATE JENKINS KATE PALMER CRAIG TILEY PATRICK DELANY SEX DISCRIMINATION CHIEF EXECUTIVE CHIEF EXECUTIVE CHIEF EXECUTIVE COMMISSIONER OFFICER OFFICER OFFICER AUSTRALIAN HUMAN SPORT AUSTRALIA FOXTEL RIGHTS COMMISSION women’s sport women’s girls with sport www.konnectlearning.com.au Growing fandom, audiences audiences fandom, Growing and commercial revenue for for revenue and commercial How schools can better engage schools can better How 2019 SUMMIT SPORT IN WOMEN sport through broadcasting sport through Driving grassroots participation participation Driving grassroots Boosting the profile of women’s women’s of the profile Boosting of women and girls in your sport and girls in your of women gender equality pathways and talent and pathways MELBOURNE, 6 – 8 AUGUST 2019 AUGUST 6 – 8 MELBOURNE, How sports leaders can drive sports leaders can drive How Cultivating high performance performance high Cultivating

PAGE 2 [email protected] | 02 8248 0200 8248 | 02 [email protected] SPEAKER ORGANISATIONS WHAT CAN YOU EXPECT TO LEARN AT THE WOMEN IN SPORT IN SPORT THE WOMEN AT LEARN TO EXPECT YOU CAN WHAT SUMMIT 2019? Don’t let your women’s development strategy fall behind at this crucial stage in the growth of our in the growth this crucial stage behind at fall strategy development women’s Don’t let your sporting industry. Australia’s sport industry movers and shakers will show you how they are doing it and what challenges it and what doing are they how you will show and shakers movers sport industry Australia’s be overcome. need to Building on the success of the inaugural 2018 summit, Women in Sport Summit 2019 will give you clear you give will in Sport Summit 2019 summit, Women 2018 of the inaugural success Building on the boost audience, female your grow organisation, equality in your gender realise to on how strategies game. women’s your and commercialise women, for pathways elite cultivate participation, female Engaging more women and girls in sport is not just about equality, it’s about the health of the sport about the it’s equality, about is not just and girls in sport women Engaging more in sport means a bigger industry. women More simple: It’s as a whole. industry To get there, Australian sporting organisations need to focus on how their leadership and culture, and culture, their leadership on how focus need to organisations sporting Australian get there, To and high- and game development, participation strategy, and commercialisation growth audience needs. women’s that the growth facilitate to can be improved programs performance WHY ATTEND THE WOMEN IN SPORT SUMMIT 2019? SPORT SUMMIT IN THE WOMEN ATTEND WHY in representation and greater participate to chance in sport, a better equal opportunity deserve Women audiences. PATRICK DELANY PATRICK Officer Chief Executive Foxtel JODIE HAWKINS Manager General SydneySixers ANDREW HORE Officer Chief Executive & NSW Waratahs NSW Union Rugby KLEI BRONWYN Officer Chief Executive SA MARINA GO and Director Non-Executive Chair Tigers Wests www.konnectlearning.com.au 2019 SUMMIT SPORT IN WOMEN TODD GREENBERG TODD Officer Chief Executive League Rugby National ANTHONY MOORE Chief Executive Former Officer Australia CAROLYN CAMPBELL CAROLYN Officer Chief Executive Netball NSW CHYLOE KURDAS CHYLOE Engagement Senior Female Manager Australia GILES THOMPSON Officer Chief Executive Racing DAVID BARHAM DAVID Head of Network Seven NICK HOCKLEY Officer Chief Executive Cup 2020 T20 World ICC LIBBY SADLER LIBBY AFLW Manager, Giants GWS KATE JENKINS KATE Discrimination Sex Commissioner Human Rights Australian Commission REBECCA DOYLE REBECCA & Manager People General Culture League Rugby National MELBOURNE, 6 – 8 AUGUST 2019 AUGUST 6 – 8 MELBOURNE, CRAIG TILEY CRAIG Officer Chief Executive Australia Tennis JANE FERNANDEZ JANE Women’s 2023 GM – FIFA Bid Cup World Australia Federation Football 3

PAGE MICHELLE COOPER President Australia KATE PALMER KATE Officer Chief Executive [email protected] | 02 8248 0200 8248 | 02 [email protected] JANE WOODLANDS- JANE THOMPSON Manager Women’s General Sport Club Football Collingwood OUR INCREDIBLE SPEAKER LINE-UP SPEAKER INCREDIBLE OUR BADEN STEPHENSON Officer Chief Executive Melbourne Rebels CAITLIN HONEY CAITLIN Project Social Cricket Officer Victoria Cricket DR NARELLE EATHER Senior Lecturer of University The Newcastle ANNE-MARIE PHIPPARD Consultant Sport Australia www.konnectlearning.com.au 2019 SUMMIT SPORT IN WOMEN DARREN BIRCH DARREN and Digital GM Growth, Audiences League Football Australian REBECCA MCINTYRE REBECCA Coordinator Project Sports Regional Wimmera Assembly NEIL GRAY Manager Participation Victoria Bowls SALLY TANNER SALLY President Football RMIT Women’s Academy NICOLE ADAMSON NICOLE Director Non-Executive Australia Gymnastics ANGELA DEACON Director Australia JOANNA LESTER JOANNA Director Meri Power HILARY SHELTON HILARY Officer Chief Executive Victoria ACHPER STEFAN GRUN STEFAN Manager – Executive & Communications Marketing VicHealth MELBOURNE, 6 – 8 AUGUST 2019 AUGUST 6 – 8 MELBOURNE, 4

PAGE HARGREAVES SCOTT Director Commercial Surf League World TRACEY MENZIES TRACEY Olympic Gold Medal- Coach Winning Speaker Motivational [email protected] | 02 8248 0200 8248 | 02 [email protected] CLINT COOPER Officer Chief Executive Melbourne Stars TANJA VAN BOKHOVEN VAN TANJA Sport & Club Development Officer Australian of Confederation Sport Motor Australia and Sector and Sector CapabilitySomerville Government of South of Government Director, Infrastructure Infrastructure Director, www.konnectlearning.com.au 2019 SUMMIT SPORT IN WOMEN Director of curriculum Director Somerville House School Attendees by Organisation by Attendees Club Communications General Manager General Collingwood Football Football Collingwood Digital, Marketing and Digital, Marketing Rugby Head of Women’s Rugby Head of Women’s Victoria MELBOURNE, 6 – 8 AUGUST 2019 AUGUST 6 – 8 MELBOURNE, Executive Manager, Manager, Executive Football Federation Federation Football Clubs & Communities PAGE 5 [email protected] | 02 8248 0200 8248 | 02 [email protected] Great speakers! Great Delegate 2018 Great breadth of sports represented – very interesting to hear from a variety of professional sports. of professional a variety hear from to interesting – very of sports represented breadth Great Delegate 2018 Strong message of expanding opportunities for women in sport. women opportunities for of expanding message Strong Victoria Girls Sport Officer, Executive The content and speakers and networking with participants was really excellent! really was with participants and networking and speakers content The University Swinburne Operations, Education & Vocational Pathways Director Executive and associate and associate in Sport Summit 2019 Be part of the Women with this market? in networking Interested in the sporting organisations forward-thinking and most with the largest and brand business your country. SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES ARE AVAILABLE SPONSORSHIP CONTACT or 0200 8248 on 02 the sponsorship team Contact limited. sponsorship opportunities are Strategic options. package bespoke discuss to email [email protected] 2018 Delegates Included: Delegates 2018 Attendees by Seniority by Attendees A snapshot of our 2018 attendees our 2018 of A snapshot ATTENDEE BREAKDOWN ATTENDEE WHAT OUR PAST ATTENDEES HAVE TO SAY TO HAVE ATTENDEES OUR PAST WHAT www.konnectlearning.com.au 2019 SUMMIT SPORT IN WOMEN Pay Investment & recognition Investment Access & participation Access ------The importance of self-assertion as a woman governing a major sports club governing as a woman of self-assertion importance The conversations difficult in’ and having ‘Leaning Listening, is heard message your sure and make ‘manterrupting’ overcome to How Overcoming the barriers facing women in sport by fixing the system around them around system fixing the in sport by women the barriers facing Overcoming sport the language of Australian rewriting change by Driving cultural women barrier for the environment and overcoming Understanding Leveraging sport as a unifying force in Australia unifying force sport as a Leveraging in championing equality in sport can and should be a global leader Australia How be addressed? need to areas Which Demonstrating the massive appeal of women’s tennis through equal prize money and money prize equal through tennis appeal of women’s the massive Demonstrating exposure the organisation for equity and exposure of prize outcomes the positive Understanding participation grassroots to high performance from Driving equal resourcing What 2018 taught us and where we are going with the women’s game going with the women’s are we taught us and where 2018 What and girls in league women from driving participation for Strategies talent pathways and cultivating teams Supporting elite KEYNOTE: KEYNOTE: KEYNOTE: KEYNOTE: KEYNOTE: How women need to lean in to sports leadership lean in to need to women How Driving gender equality in Australian Sport – Fixing the system Australian Driving gender equality in gap in sport the gender pay Closing How sport can contribute to ending sex discrimination sex ending to can contribute sport How Insights from the NRL Women’s Premiership, Women’s State of of State Women’s Premiership, the NRL Women’s Insights from Origin and pathway • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 10:20AM: MORNING TEA Key Learning Outcomes Learning Key Key Learning Outcomes Learning Key Key Learning Outcomes Learning Key Key Learning Outcomes Learning Key Key Learning Outcomes Learning Key

DAY 1 - AGENDA DAY August 2019 August th MELBOURNE, 6 – 8 AUGUST 2019 AUGUST 6 – 8 MELBOURNE, 6

Non-Executive Director Director Non-Executive and Chair Tigers Wests MARINA GO CRAIG TILEY CRAIG Officer Chief Executive Australia Tennis KATE PALMER KATE Officer Chief Executive Sport Australia Sex Discrimination Sex Commissioner Human Australian Rights Commission KATE JENKINS KATE Chief Executive Officer Chief Executive League Rugby National TODD GREENBERG TODD

10:00AM 9:40AM 9:20AM 9:00AM PAGE 6 10:40AM [email protected] | 02 8248 0200 8248 | 02 [email protected] LEADERSHIP AND CULTURE LEADERSHIP www.konnectlearning.com.au 2019 SUMMIT SPORT IN WOMEN Dispelling enduring perceptions that hamper women in racing hamper women that Dispelling enduring perceptions in the sport involved women for facilities Ensuring adequate driving change will benefit the sport as a whole How Driving cultural change from the boardroom to the clubhouse to the boardroom change from Driving cultural and girls engagement with women grassroots Cultivating high quality local events and strengthening golfers women elite Developing How the 2023 FIFA Women’s world cup will benefit the gender equality debate world Women’s FIFA the 2023 How sport international women’s elite through Driving participation sport of women’s potential Unlocking the commercial Delivering a competition that will set a new benchmark for women’s sport women’s benchmark for will set a new that a competition Delivering as a global leader in sport equality Australia showcase can this event How with all sports collaboration cup will facilitate the world Why KEYNOTE: CASE STUDY: CASE CASE STUDY: CASE KEYNOTE: Smashing myths and changing mindsets to drive equality in sport equality drive and changing mindsets to Smashing myths Golf’s Vision 2025: A Year In Golf’s A Year 2025: Vision The FFA’s bid to grow women’s sport in Australia women’s grow bid to FFA’s The Leveraging the ICC WT20 World Cup 2020 to drive growth in growth drive to Cup 2020 WT20 World the ICC Leveraging sport women’s • • • • • • • • • • • • 12:20PM: LUNCH Key Learning Outcomes Learning Key Key Learning Outcomes Learning Key Key Learning Outcomes Learning Key Key Learning Outcomes Learning Key PANEL DISCUSSION: PANEL League Rugby National & Culture, Manager People General DOYLE, REBECCA Melbourne Rebels Officer, Chief Executive BADEN STEPHENSON, Melbourne Stars Officer, Chief Executive CLINT COOPER, League Football Australian Digital and Audiences, BIRCH, GM Growth, DARREN Commercial Success? Commercial Gains? Audience Participation? ------What can the codes learn from one another? learn from can the codes What equity? pay reach to some sports struggling are Why look like? does success What a reality? become collaboration will industry-wide How • • • • Key Questions Unpacked Questions Key MELBOURNE, 6 – 8 AUGUST 2019 AUGUST 6 – 8 MELBOURNE, How can sports organisations work together to drive equality? drive to together work organisations can sports How

GILES THOMPSON Officer Chief Executive Racing Victoria Female Engagement Female Senior Manager CHYLOE KURDAS CHYLOE JANE FERNANDEZ JANE Women’s 2023 GM – FIFA Cup Bid World Australia Federation Football Chief Executive Officer Chief Executive Cup 2020 T20 World ICC NICK HOCKLEY

12:00PM 11:40AM 11:20AM 11:00AM PAGE 7 1:00PM [email protected] | 02 8248 0200 8248 | 02 [email protected] www.konnectlearning.com.au 2019 SUMMIT SPORT IN WOMEN Triathlon The best strategies for attracting women to sport and growing gameday attendance attendance gameday and growing sport to women attracting for strategies best The of double-headers and disadvantages the advantages Evaluating 5 years the next the WBBL over Further growing Responding to the 62% of Victorian women who want to be more active active be more to who want women the 62% of Victorian to Responding of all skill levels women for accessible activity and sport more Making physical with trying something new comes of judgement that the fear Eliminating Our plans for women’s sport and those who lead the way on and off the screen lead the way sport and those who women’s Our plans for women in sport and further engaging profile in growing are presenters female How coverage expanded through profiles and player attendance Driving gameday organisation the to in commentary women more Making a case for audiences female growing to contributes in commentary women more How game of the women’s viewership for and projections statistics Growth CASE STUDY: CASE CASE STUDY: CASE CASE STUDY: CASE KEYNOTE: Engaging and growing audiences with the WBBL with the audiences Engaging and growing This Girl Can: Helping women give sport a go, without giving a sport a go, give Girl Can: Helping women This damn! Channel Seven: Leading a new era of diversity in cricket in cricket diversity of era a new Leading Channel Seven: broadcasting How Foxtel is growing women’s sport in Australia sport in Australia women’s is growing Foxtel How • • • • • • • • • • • • 3:00PM: AFTERNOON TEA Key Learning Outcomes Learning Key Key Learning Outcomes Learning Key Key Learning Outcomes Learning Key Outcomes Learning Key Director, Director, DEACON, ANGELA Assembly Sports Regional Wimmera Coordinator, Project MCINTYRE, REBECCA Australia Basketball Officer, Chief Executive Former ANTHONY MOORE, PANEL DISCUSSION: PANEL President, COOPER, MICHELLE How can we overcome these barriers? these overcome can we How - - How can changes at board level affect the organisation and its stakeholders? and its the organisation affect level board at can changes How joining sports boards? women preventing are barriers What effect? the intended achieving mandates diversity board Are members? board in new look for qualities to the best are What • • • • Key Questions Unpacked Questions Key MELBOURNE, 6 – 8 AUGUST 2019 AUGUST 6 – 8 MELBOURNE, Driving diversity in board governance in board Driving diversity

General Manager General SydneySixers JODIE HAWKINS DAVID BARHAM DAVID Head of Cricket Network Seven PATRICK DELANY PATRICK Officer Chief Executive Foxtel

3:40PM 3:20PM 2:40PM 2:20PM 1:40AM GRUN STEFAN Manager – Executive & Communications Marketing VicHealth PAGE 8 [email protected] | 02 8248 0200 8248 | 02 [email protected] MARKETING, AUDIENCES AND COMMERCIAL AND AUDIENCES MARKETING, www.konnectlearning.com.au 2019 SUMMIT SPORT IN WOMEN How achieved equal prize money for male and female athletes female for male and money equal prize achieved surfing How and revenue audiences further grow to athletes of female the strength Leveraging in surfing messaging turning tide of marketing The CASE STUDY: CASE The opportunities and challenges facing women in surfing women facing challenges and opportunities The • • • 4:20PM: END OF DAY ONE & NETWORKING DRINKS ONE & NETWORKING DAY 4:20PM: END OF Key Learning Outcomes Learning Key MELBOURNE, 6 – 8 AUGUST 2019 AUGUST 6 – 8 MELBOURNE,

SCOTT HARGREAVES SCOTT Director Commercial Surf League World 4:00PM

PAGE 9 [email protected] | 02 8248 0200 8248 | 02 [email protected] www.konnectlearning.com.au 2019 SUMMIT SPORT IN WOMEN Driving positive sporting experiences for children through coach and teacher education and teacher coach through children for sporting experiences Driving positive of sport experience shape a child’s behaviours coaching positive How tools engaging girls with games-based coaching Better Social Sixes: Smashing the barriers facing women participating in cricket participating women Smashing the barriers facing Social Sixes: in sport participation LGBTI for environment a welcoming Creating Cricket: Proud Engaging students with sport and physical activity with sport and physical Engaging students football women’s in and administrators coaches players, and developing Promoting high- and content marketing departments for with other university Collaborating services performance Carving out a career in the male dominated sports industry male dominated in the Carving out a career cricket professional netball to local in management from Lessons team your yourself and in Building confidence Identifying and eliminating the barriers facing young women and girls in school sports women young the barriers facing Identifying and eliminating school your in sport at participation female boost to How with school sport pathways athletes of elite generation next the Cultivating KEYNOTE: CASE STUDY: CASE CASE STUDY: CASE CASE STUDY: STUDY: CASE STUDY: CASE The MASTER project: Improving coaching pedagogy to engage pedagogy to coaching Improving project: MASTER The girls in sport Cricket Victoria: Growing inclusivity and diversity in cricket in cricket inclusivity and diversity Growing Victoria: Cricket participation How RMIT is cultivating AFLW talent AFLW RMIT is cultivating How Lessons from the Canteen to the Boardroom the to the Canteen from Lessons engage girls in sport schools can better How • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 10:20AM: MORNING TEA Key Learning Outcomes Learning Key Key Learning Outcomes Learning Key Key Learning Outcomes Learning Key Key Learning Outcomes Learning Key Key Learning Outcomes Learning Key

DAY 2 - AGENDA DAY August 2019 August th MELBOURNE, 6 – 8 AUGUST 2019 AUGUST 6 – 8 MELBOURNE, 7

Senior Lecturer of University The Newcastle DR NARELLE EATHER Social Cricket Project Officer Project Social Cricket Victoria Cricket CAITLIN HONEY CAITLIN SALLY TANNER SALLY President Football RMIT Women’s Academy HILARY SHELTON HILARY Officer Chief Executive Victoria ACHPER Chief Executive Officer Chief Executive Netball South Australia BRONWYN KLEI BRONWYN

10:40AM 10:00AM 9:40AM 9:20AM PAGE 9:00AM [email protected] | 02 8248 0200 8248 | 02 [email protected] 10 PARTICIPATION AND DEVELOPMENT PARTICIPATION www.konnectlearning.com.au 2019 SUMMIT SPORT IN WOMEN Building on the foundations of a truly remarkable high-performance environment high-performance of a truly remarkable Building on the foundations and Netball teams AFLW multiple elite Simultaneously growing the future for and strategy year learned in the past Lessons Leveraging the success of our international teams to grow participation and talent participation grow to teams of our international the success Leveraging in its early stages the competition the challenges facing Navigating Australia-wide athletes of elite generation the next Cultivating How our partnership with the Sydney Swans was reached and leveraged for mutual benefit mutual for leveraged and reached was Swans Sydney the with partnership our How for the sport and its significance of Netball Central development The with further redevelopments and high performance Driving participation Creating social pathways for parents to get into sport get into to parents for social pathways Creating its audience and grow the program enhance Using partnerships to engagement greater from and benefit run the program clubs to for Making it easy Using motor sport as a tool to expose girls to incredible opportunities and career paths. and career opportunities incredible girls to expose to sport as a tool Using motor school girls amongst subjects and industries STEM in interest Growing schools and participants for outcomes Key CASE STUDY: CASE KEYNOTE: KEYNOTE: CASE STUDY: CASE CASE STUDY: CASE Growing women’s sport at Collingwood: A year in A year Collingwood: sport at women’s Growing The future of Super W and NSW Rugby Super W and NSW of future The Netball NSW’s step change in facilities and partnerships change in facilities step Netball NSW’s Bowling with Babies: Engaging new parents with social sport parents new with Babies: Engaging Bowling Dare to be different: Engaging school girls in motor sport girls in motor school Engaging be different: to Dare • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 12:00PM: LUNCH Key Learning Outcomes Learning Key Key Learning Outcomes Learning Key Key Learning Outcomes Learning Key Key Learning Outcomes Learning Key Key Learning Outcomes Learning Key MELBOURNE, 6 – 8 AUGUST 2019 AUGUST 6 – 8 MELBOURNE,

General Manager General Sport Women’s Club Football Collingwood JANE WOODLANDS- JANE THOMPSON Chief Executive Officer Chief Executive & NSW Waratahs NSW Union Rugby ANDREW HORE Chief Executive Officer Chief Executive Netball NSW CAROLYN CAMPBELL CAROLYN

TANJA VAN BOKHOVEN VAN TANJA Sport & Club Officer Development of Confederation Sport Motor Australian 1:20PM 1:00PM 12:40PM 11:20PM 11:00AM Manager Participation Victoria Bowls NEIL GRAY

PAGE 11 [email protected] | 02 8248 0200 8248 | 02 [email protected] HIGH PERFORMANCE www.konnectlearning.com.au 2019 SUMMIT SPORT IN WOMEN What are the main challenges facing women in coaching? women challenges facing the main are What women? and coaching men between a difference Is there the grassroots? at coaching in involved women get more do we How Managing athletes with competing priorities with competing Managing athletes and club players benefit both to Optimising resourcing change? needs to what and facilities, logistics Gameday FILM SCREENING: CASE STUDY: CASE PANEL DISCUSSION: PANEL Managing the transition from community to elite sport elite to community from Managing the transition millions? of the dream realise Meri’: Can one team ‘Power Navigating the hurdles facing women in coaching women facing the hurdles Navigating • • • • • • Key Learning Outcomes Learning Key 4:30PM: END OF CONFERENCE 2:00PM: AFTERNOON TEA 2:00PM: AFTERNOON Power Meri follows Papua New Guinea’s first national women’s rugby league rugby women’s national first Guinea’s New Papua Meri follows Power Cup in Australia. World the 2017 to on their journey PNG Orchids, the team, but also intense not only the sporting competition, beat must trailblazers These yet. stage their biggest reach to prejudice a lack of funding, and national sexism, Key Learning Outcomes Learning Key MELBOURNE, 6 – 8 AUGUST 2019 AUGUST 6 – 8 MELBOURNE,

JOANNA LESTER JOANNA Director Meri Power LIBBY SADLER LIBBY AFLW Manager, Giants GWS TRACEY MENZIES TRACEY Olympic Gold Medal- Swimming Winning Coach Speaker Motivational 3:00PM 2:20PM 1:40PM

PAGE 12 [email protected] | 02 8248 0200 8248 | 02 [email protected] www.konnectlearning.com.au 2019 SUMMIT SPORT IN WOMEN Sport Australia HANDS-ON WORKSHOPS HANDS-ON Workshop Facilitator: Workshop Consultant, ANNE-MARIE PHIPPARD, Workshop Facilitator: Workshop head of (Former Australia Gymnastics Director, Non-Executive ADAMSON, NICOLE ) Australia Cricket Development, Game and Market Products, Strategy, August 2019 August Why safe and ethical sport is a top priority and ethical sport is a top safe Why and improvement reform for areas Identifying key and integrity safety improve to together work needs to the organisation How organisations participation-led for of child safety importance The and girls the particular needs of women Addressing Deciding on a strategy that is right for your organisation your is right for that Deciding on a strategy strategy and launching your Planning, delegating of your the success ensure to other sporting and non-sporting organisations partnerships with Forming strategy strategy? your commercialise Can you strategy of your improvement Continuous th MELBOURNE, 6 – 8 AUGUST 2019 AUGUST 6 – 8 MELBOURNE, • • • • • • • • • • 8 Key Learning Outcomes Learning Key Key Learning Outcomes Learning Key Workshop B: 1:30pm – 5:00pm Workshop Workshop A: 9:00am – 12.30pm A: 9:00am Workshop Ensuring safe and ethical environments for women and girls women for and ethical environments Ensuring safe Developing and implementing effective grassroots programs for your organisation your organisation for programs grassroots and implementing effective Developing and sport

PAGE 13 [email protected] | 02 8248 0200 8248 | 02 [email protected] It’s easy to get excited about growth, new audiences and increased participation, but the safety and but the safety participation, and increased audiences new about growth, excited get to easy It’s under increasing coming are areas These be paramount. participants should always of your wellbeing will show workshop This and Ethical Sport Agenda. Safe Sport Australia’s by addressed and are scrutiny participants. for environments safe is creating organisation your ensure to how you Growing women’s sport participation, spectatorship, fandom, commercialisation and high-performance and high-performance commercialisation fandom, spectatorship, sport participation, women’s Growing girls and whether its women engagement, drive to a clear-cut strategy Without the grassroots. at starts their bright realise need to lack the support they in sport will women mums coaching, sport to playing check important to it’s its heels in this area, is kicking goals or dragging organisation your Whether future. develop, to the tools you will give workshop This is as good as it can be. strategy your sure in and make programs. your grassroots or perfect refine JUNE $899 TH $2199 $8999 $ 1799 30% OFF www.konnectlearning.com.au STANDARD STANDARD 28 After 2019 SUMMIT SPORT IN WOMEN Workshop Conference + Conference Corporate Table Corporate Conference Only Conference $899 JUNE $1599 $1999 $8999 TH 28 EARLY BIRD BIRD EARLY FOR GRASSROOTS, GRASSROOTS, FOR AND AMATEUR SEMI-PRO CLUBS Industry Packages Industry We appreciate that it’s not always easy to get to easy not always it’s that appreciate We and events, courses training attend to approval of packages a variety put together have so we of these savings: advantage Take assist. to $899 MAY $1799 $1399 $8999 RD 3 FIRST IN FIRST PRICE LIST Register 3 attendees and get a 5% discount 3 attendees Register and get a 10% 4-5 attendees Register discount and get a 15% discount 6 or more Register MELBOURNE, 6 – 8 AUGUST 2019 AUGUST 6 – 8 MELBOURNE, • • • REGISTER ONLINE! REGISTER I want to hear the latest trends in my industry, and case and case industry, in my trends hear the latest to I want peers! my from studies I want the latest trends, knowledge and advice and I want and I want and advice knowledge trends, the latest I want apply it tomorrow! to team! me and my for value the best I want WORKSHOPS ONLY WORKSHOPS CORPORATE TABLE (8 TICKETS) TABLE CORPORATE CONFERENCE + POST-WORKSHOP CONFERENCE ONLY CONFERENCE Can’t Decide Which Ticket Is Right For You? Let Us Help! Us Let You? For Right Is Ticket Which Decide Can’t Group Discounts Group Looking to send more than 1 team member? than 1 team send more to Looking along? in bringing a colleague Interested done in teams when better is always Learning Take too!) value gains more company (and your discounts: of our group advantage PAGE 14 [email protected] | 02 8248 0200 8248 | 02 [email protected] www.konnectlearning.com.au 2019 SUMMIT SPORT IN WOMEN MELBOURNE, 6 – 8 AUGUST 2019 AUGUST 6 – 8 MELBOURNE, If a registration is cancelled more than 21 working days before the date of a scheduled event, the of a scheduled event, date the before days than 21 working more is cancelled If a registration fee; processing minus a $300 will be refunded, registration of that fee event, of a scheduled the date before days working 21 and 7 between is cancelled If a registration another attend to can be used that note credit a redeemable participant will receive the registered of venues); availability to (subject events Learning’s of Konnect Konnect of a scheduled event, the date before days than 7 working less is cancelled If a registration incurred expenses already the significant due to note or credit a refund issue is unable to Learning Learning. Konnect by

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