Connecting Coaches Conference Coming Soon
Oct 19, 2020
Check out an opportunity to learn from experienced leaders in our sector.
Otago Academy of Sport will be delivering the Connecting Coaches Conference online on the 27th and 28th of November 2020.
The conference will focus in on Adapting our coaching in a changing world: Connect, create and communicate.
The exciting line up of speakers include:
- Geoff Barry - Sport New Zealand
- Raylene Bates - Athletics New Zealand
- Blake Bennett - University of Auckland
- Garry Carnachan - School Sport New Zealand
- Kiran Dixon - Halberg Foundation
- Gwen Harrop - Dunedin Gymnastics Academy and NetballSmart
- Amy Hoosen - Dunedin Gymnastic Centre / Roslyn Physio
- Emma Humphries - Liverpool Football Club
- Anne-Marie Jackson - University of Otago
- Jamie Joseph - Japan Rugby
- Gianna Leoni - South Pacific Rugby League & Sports Club
- Carmel Leslie - Dunedin Gymnastic Academy and the Otago Academy of Sport
- Heath Mills - New Zealand Cricket Players' Association
- Nico Porteous - National Athlete (Snow Sports NZ)
- Holly Robinson - National athlete (Athletics NZ)
- Daragh Sheridan - High Performance Sport New Zealand
- Simone Spencer - Aktive
- Dame Noeline Taurua - Netball New Zealand
- Simon Walters - AUT
The cost for the two days is $99.00.
Click here to register your interest and be alerted when registrations open!
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