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SUTTON SWIMMING CLUB

Annual General Meetings

An Annual General Meeting is usually held in early December and is open to all Members, Swimmers, Parents and Guardians.

That said the 2011 AGM is on 9th November.

At this meeting the Clubs Committee are elected with all Sutton Swimming Club members aged 18 or over being able to cast a vote.

Anyone interested in becoming involved with the running of Sutton Swimming Club is invited to complete the Nomination Form and ask existing Sutton Swimming Club members to propose and second their nomination, for submissionat least 2 weeks prior to the AGM. 

There are usually several key roles that need filling, not just around the time of the AGM. For details of vacant posts see the Committee members  page or speak to a committee member.

If you believe that you could make a valid contribution to the running of our Swimming Club then please volunteer your services.    

Glenn Baird

Chair of Sutton Swimming Club

 

 

10th July 2007:

A Sutton S.C.Olympian... well, the next best thing!  

A British Swimming manager, who is a former Sutton Swimming Club swimmer, and the daughter of proud Sutton S.C. coaches, Gren and Christine Greaves, has been formerly selected to undertake a prestigious International Olympic Committee course after being nominated by the British Olympic Association.

British Swimming World Class Operations Manager Wendy Lockton was initially put forward for the course by the governing body for aquatics before being nominated by the British Olympic Association as its only candidate for the Executive Masters in Sport Organisations Management Course (MEMOS).

With only around 30 places available from around the world of sport, the MEMOS courses are both exclusive and highly regarded and Wendy will be inducted onto the 12-month training initiative in September.

Wendy will have to complete four modules as part of the course that draws on the expertise of a team of professors as well leaders and professionals from the world of international sport.

It's a unique chance for Wendy to gain personal development and to put in to place her new-found skills as part of the World Class set up within British Swimming.

"It's a fantastic opportunity both for British Swimming and for me personally," said Wendy. "I will be learning new skills from some of the world's most intelligent and experienced sporting professionals and that can only benefit everyone involved.

"To be able to continue my education and put it into practice this knowledge as part of my role with British Swimming is very exciting. As we look to the 2012 London Olympics and beyond, these new skills will be invaluable as we help to stage the greatest games in the world.

"It will enable me to put something back into a sport that I have a real passion for."

The MEMOS mission is to help professionals working in national or international sports bodies to develop the knowledge required in order to better manage their organisations.

Lockton will undergo four week-long modules in Lausanne, Switzerland; Saarbrucken, Germany; Sydney, Australia and concluding at the Olympic Museum in Lausanne.

Modules to be covered comprise Strategic Management and Sport Governance, Marketing Management, Human Resource Management and Performance Management of Sports Organisations.

Well done Wendy from all at Sutton Swimming Club!