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  • Proposed Amendments to the Canada Not-for-Profit Corporations Act

    Sport Law has provided governance support to sport organizations at every level of the Canadian sport system, from national sport organizations, provincial/territorial sport organizations, to local clubs and associations from coast to coast to coast. We cannot recall a period where there was a more … Read more »

  • Beyond Cultural Intelligence: Why Highly Relational Teams Will Help Sport Thrive 

    I’ve been writing about better ways of leading, coaching, and competing for over three decades. And yet, I find myself returning to the same essential question — the one that I believe sits at the very heart of what ails our sport system: what are we actually building when we build a team?… … Read more »

  • Decision Time: Building Board Meetings That Actually Move the Needle

    We’ve all been in that meeting. The agenda is packed, the conversation drifts, a few voices dominate, and by the end, it’s unclear what was actually decided or why. Now raise the stakes: this isn’t just any meeting. It’s a Board meeting.… … Read more »

  • AI in Sport Communications

    Putting AI to Work with a Human Voice We are currently living in the wild west of Artificial Intelligence. The rules are still being written-legally, ethically, and professionally. There is genuine excitement about workplace efficiency, creativity, and productivity, alongside a healthy skepticism ab … Read more »

  • Why Quorum is Essential for Legitimate Meetings of the Members

    Quorum is one of the most important – and sometimes misinterpreted – clauses in a not-for-profit organization’s By-laws. It is the minimum number (or percentage) of voting members who must be present at a meeting for the organization to make legal, binding decisions.… … Read more »