Author: Daniel Noonan

May 4, 2019July 19, 2019 by Daniel Noonan

Director – Emerging Programs

Gridiron Victoria are looking to appoint a Director for Emerging Programs (Appointed – Non-Executive Director)

As a Gridiron Victoria board member, the Emerging Programs Director (Appointed) is responsible for the development and ongoing management of Gridiron Victoria’s emerging programs, making Gridiron accessible to a wider demographic.

Performance Activities:
-Develop and implement Gridiron Victoria’s emerging programs plan
-Liaise with Communication Director on marketing plan for emerging programs
-Assist in the seeking of funding and sponsorship for GV emerging programs
-Provide clubs with tools to administer flag, youth contact, disability, junior, senior and women’s programs
-Assist in the coordination of State Competitions in conjunction with the State Competitions Director
-Create pathways for non-playing participants in the sport
-Report monthly to the board on progress against plan for the emerging programs

It is a requirement that all interested parties hold or at least, can successfully attain the Victorian Working with Children Check. This role is a voluntary position although all reasonable “out of pocket” pre-approved expenses will be reimbursed.

The role involves attending board meetings (nine per year) in person at an appointed office in Melbourne CBD or via teleconference. The time commitment for meetings would be on average two hours per month and more for ongoing planning and delivery for your assigned portfolio.

Skills:
-Communication
-Marketing
-Board of Directors
-Market Planning & Analysis
-Management/Consultant
-Sponsorship & Grants
-Sports
-Not for Profit organisations

Industry: Sport

To apply for this role or to ask for a copy of the position description, please email your CV & Cover Letter to peter.steve@gridironvictoria.com.au

March 5, 2019 by Daniel Noonan

Gridiron Victoria Partners with Glazier

Gridiron Victoria is pleased to announce a powerful partnership in coaching education with Glazier Clinics.

As their mission sates, “to bring coaches the best football education in the nation”, Glazier are now doing it globally. For over 40 years, Glazier Clinics have earned the trust of professional, collegiate, high school, club and youth coaches across America. With this agreement, Glazier Clinics partners with GV to provide content across all coaches within Victoria.

“Gridiron Victoria is always looking for the right relationships that will benefit GV members & coaches. This relationship will be one of the many educational commitments we will make, for our coaches and, all participants. As part of the partnership, coaching education resources will be available to all GV Accredited Coaches, 24/7, as the clubs and coach demand,” commented Peter Steve, Director of GV.

This new partnership will deliver an extensive collection of over 3,500 coaching education videos and clinic notes along with access to national clinics to GV members at reduced pricing.

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January 31, 2019February 1, 2019 by Daniel Noonan

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January 29, 2019January 29, 2019 by Daniel Noonan

GV WELCOMES TWO NEW BOARD DIRECTORS

At Gridiron Victoria’s 35^th Annual General Meeting on 21^st January 2019, Chairman Peter Steve announced the election of Casey Marin and Courtney Farley as directors to the Board of Gridiron Victoria.

Each new Director brings a wealth of experience and knowledge from various avenues of the sports industry and are both passionate about advancing Gridiron in Victoria.

The two new Directors join Richard Garraway, Matthew Jenkins and Daniel Noonan.

Casey Marin

Casey is the President for the Ballarat Falcons and comes to the Board with a wealth of knowledge and experience within the legal profession. She has spent the past 7 years focussing on family & property law and previously held a position with the Ballarat Agricultural Society. Her focus for the sport is for it to grow and GV to be a powerhouse of Gridiron in this nation. In order for that to happen, it needs people who have fresh ideas, who are open to change and re-branding for the overall wellbeing of the sport.

Courtney Farley

Courtney is a member of the Melbourne University Gridiron Club and has been so, since 2011 where she commenced as a player and team medical officer. Outside of football, she is a Registered Nurse, and her work with Project Underdog Rescue Inc. a Melbourne-based animal rescue charity) since April 2015 as a Committee Member and Fundraising and Volunteer Co-ordinator. Her roles have required development of an excellent level of verbal and written communication, leadership, organisational and time management skills.

“Casey and Courtney bring strategic, operational and governance experience to the Board. I would like to thank everyone for their nominations this year.”

Peter Steve also thanked outgoing Director Robert J. Hunter VI for his enormous contribution on the sport and the Board, “We greatly appreciate the effort of Robert for his dedication and commitment to the Board for a number of years.”