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Pop Culture Friday! Yeah boyeeeeee! That's what I'm talking about! Flavor Flav, co-founder of the hip hops group Public Enemy, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee, and "girl dad" is famously now the sponsor of the US women's water polo team. He's had a ton of ups and downs, and with the support of his network, made pivots to earn a living being a hype man for different projects. Supporting the water polo team is another example of him leveraging his profile and talents. When asked why he wore a clock: "The reason why I wear this clock is because, you know, time is the most important element, and when we stop, time keeps going." Seeing his joy now, he is enjoying living in the moment. I'm looking forward to seeing his next pivot. Use the DANO method to make your pivots and create a sustainable career. #career #olympics #pivot #waterpolo #flavorflav #publicenemy #networking

Have you had the chance to find out about the inspiring Rotarians who were included in this year's #NewYearHonours? Check out the article below and comment telling us which Rotarian inspired you the most this past year! Read here: https://lnkd.in/eQyi8rz2

In today's post we talk about a unique form of MCO under Michelle Kang. Michelle Kang recently took ownership of London City Lionesses, a club in the Women's Championship which was formed after the existing women's team split from Millwall Football Club. The club recently signed Kosovare Asllani, captain of the?Sweden?national side, which was described as "a statement of intent that will have raised eyebrows around the global women's game". Kang also owns 35% of Washington Spirit, a club in the National Women's Soccer League (NWSL) and is the majority owner (52%) of OL Féminin. The MCO structure is unique and interesting as two of the clubs only ply their trade in women's football leagues without being affiliated to an entity running a men's team. This is something of interest to Mercury/13 as well, as they try to build a MCO structure comprised only of women's football clubs. The ownership group is made up of some well known names such as Eniola Aluko MBE, Luis Vicente, Michael Broughton and Ebru Koksal, CFA. It will be interesting to investigate the financial sustainability of a club for whom women's football is only business as compared to clubs who run football teams for both men and women. #MCO #MultiClubOwnership #SportBiz #SportBusiness #SportFinance

On the blog ?? Supporting regional athletes – Mia Harvey We believe all athletes deserve a chance to shine, regardless of location. Read how we're supporting Mia Harvey in her basketball journey, and why we believe in the power of sponsorships for regional athletes: https://lnkd.in/gYbx3S3j

What does it take to get the national agency for sport, three sports governing bodies, universities and academic leaders, a national health service, a government and a concerned parent together? A topic as important as concussion in sport! Whilst organisations can lend a helping hand and provide much valued resources, it takes people to drive and innovate. Scotland has led for the past 9 years in developing one set of guidelines for all who are active and enjoy sport. If In Doubt Sit Them Out has now been adopted across the whole of the UK and with our Australian and Kiwi cousins. Today’s launch of the third iteration of the guidelines sees an improvement how we should recognise and remove anyone suspected of a concussion, how the brain of a child or an adult should be respected in the same way with rest, recuperation, rehabilitation and return to normal life and sport, how we should be more aware of the impact on women and girls as well as those of us who enjoy sport and live with a disability. Read about it, learn and tell others know about it. Collaboration is key ?? Jonathan Hanson Alastair Nicol Willie Stewart Dr Stephanie Adams Katy Stewart James Robson John MacLean Jonnie Gordon DAVID PUGH Karen Barclay Sir Gregor Smith The University of Edinburgh University of Stirling University of Glasgow sportscotland institute of sport sportscotland Scottish Rugby Scottish Football Association Camanachd Association NHS 24 & many more

The Superbike Ladies League stands as a paragon of global sportsmanship and unity, driven by a statute that is as dynamic as the races it governs. This document is not merely a set of rules; it's the lifeblood of an association that champions the prowess of women on the superbike racing stage. Within its pages, the General Assembly emerges as the democratic pillar, where members' voices fuel the league's direction. The elected Board of Directors navigates with a vision that transcends borders, embodying the league's multinational ethos and commitment to excellence. Voting procedures reflect the league's inclusive spirit, ensuring every member, present or by proxy, shapes its future. Extraordinary Assemblies pivot with agility, addressing urgent matters with the same fervor as the races themselves. Minutes from each assembly are meticulously recorded, a testament to the league's transparency and dedication to history. The Internal Regulations, approved by the assembly, are the operational gears that keep the league's heart beating strong. The Superbike Ladies League's statute is a declaration of its global mission, a commitment to integrity, and a celebration of the indomitable spirit of women racers. It's a spectacle of governance that matches the thrill of the track—where strategy, speed, and solidarity ride in unison towards victory. ???????

Black History is more than a month?? It’s an ongoing commitment, a call to action to learn and do more. We are proud to announce our partnership with eight leading sports organisations for a new research project to better understand the unique needs and experiences of Black British girls in sport. Our previous research has shown a startling disconnect - despite having the most positive attitudes enthusiasm and confidence toward sport among all ethnic groups, only 35% of Black British girls meet recommended activity levels. This disparity speaks to a gap in opportunity, resources, and support that we are determined to address. The findings from this study will be used to drive meaningful change across the sports sector to tackle the inequalities in sport and physical activity for Black British teenage girls. This work is being supported by British Cycling, British Rowing, England and Great Britain Hockey, England Netball, England & Wales Cricket Board (ECB), the Football Association, the Lawn Tennis Association and England Rugby Read more about the research here: https://lnkd.in/e-Thzwr4 #BlackHistoryMonth #BHM2024 #BHM

The recent withdrawal of Charlotte Dujardin from the Olympics due to a historic video highlights how past actions can resurface and impact one’s reputation. This incident is a strong reminder of the importance of accountability and transparency, not just in sports, but in all areas of public life. ? In today’s digital age, how can we better prepare for and manage the repercussions of our past actions to protect our reputations? ? https://lnkd.in/gZ9X7Ss7

New research published this month demonstrates a worrying trend that spectator racism within sports may be getting worse in three major Australian men’s leagues: the AFL, NRL and A-League Men. Daryl Adair discusses his latest findings in The Conversation Australia + NZ, how the sports leagues are responding and what more can be done in the article below. https://lnkd.in/gD7RwDmu #Sport #Racism #Research

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