The Irish Cruiser Racing Association are running a workshop about the future of ICRA. This is an invitation to a meeting on Saturday 20th January in the Castletroy Park Hotel, Limerick to examine the future role of the Irish Cruiser Racing Association [ICRA]. The meeting will run from 9:30am to 4:30pm
ICRA has been in existence now for 16 years and has organised 16 national championships and annual conferences in that time. In addition ICRA has been developing a training and development role for cruiser racing in recent years. ICRA is recognised by Irish Sailing [IS, formerly ISA] as the national body to perform these tasks.
ICRA is now at the point where it feels the need to take an in depth look at its role in the future. We are issuing an invitation to clubs and individuals that are key to the development of cruiser racing with a view to develop a plan to chart the way forward for ICRA. Following this session a draft plan will be prepared and circulated with a view to being approved at the ICRA annual conference on Saturday 24th February, 2018.
The meeting will take the form of a brainstorming session led by Steve Griffiths of gcass, who is a former Strategy Development manager with World Rugby and Head of Organisation Development with that body over an eighteen year period – Click Here
- Objectives:
To develop an strategic model developed to enable the production of an ICRA Strategic Plan. - Focus:
To ensure that there is a shared understanding of the environment in which ICRA operates, the strengths and weaknesses of the organisation, the relationship with key stakeholders, shared Vision and Mission before moving into strategic goals and strategies.
As places are limited applications to attend will be individually reviewed. The aim is to keep a balanced representation for the workshop. If you are interested in attending please register below and we will get back to you over the coming days.
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