Networking events and regular forums will also allow those gaining their qualification with the SGA to connect as a community, supporting one another within the sector.
We know that embracing good governance is key to building a diverse and inclusive sector where those taking part do so in a safe and positive environment, and the CGIUKI chief executive officer Sara Drake is pleased to be building on the good work of the past three years.
“We are excited to be extending this unique partnership, and the opportunity it provides to offer the benefits of better governance practice to sports organisations across the United Kingdom and Ireland,” she said.
“The sector has truly embraced the SGA since its launch in February 2020 and has demonstrated a considerable appetite for governance development.
“We believe that effective governance delivers better decision making and incorporates the benefits of diversity and inclusion.
“Encouraging effective and accountable leadership will help underpin a trusted, vibrant sports sector where talent can flourish at every level.”
