| Record Number |
513279 |
| Item Type |
Video |
| Meeting Name |
Now Best Next - The Pursuit of Personal Excellence. Conference ( 2016 : Sydney, N.S.W.) |
| Title |
Now-Best-Next Summit : Welcome / Matt Favier and Todd Greenberg. |
| Published |
2016 |
| Description |
1 streaming video (approximately 15 minutes) : mp4 file |
| Content Type |
two-dimensional moving image |
| Media Type |
computer |
| Carrier Type |
online resource |
| Series |
2016 Conferences |
| Notes |
Available to Clearinghouse member groups B and C. |
| Contents |
Day 1 - 2 June 2016 : Welcome - Matt Favier, Director, Australian Institute of Sport and Todd Greenberg, CEO, National Rugby League. |
| Presenter |
Biography - Matt Favier : Matt became AIS Director in March 2012 and has been instrumental in the development and implementation of Australia’s Winning Edge 2012-2022, the AIS game plan for high performance sport. He is the Deputy Chef de Mission for the 2016 Australian Olympic Team. Matt was an Australian international 800m runner and an AIS scholarship holder from 1983–86. He has also coached athletics in Australia and the UK and has a degree in physical education and an MBA from the University of Technology Sydney. He has worked at the Queensland Academy of Sport, NSW Department of Sport and Recreation, Athletics Australia and the Australian Paralympic Committee. He also worked with UK Athletics and UK Sport, where he oversaw the programs of Olympic medal-winning athletes and coaches. |
| Biography - Todd Greenberg : Todd Greenberg is Chief Executive Officer of the National Rugby League (NRL) which runs the world’s premier Rugby League competition, is responsible for the Australian male and female representative teams and the annual State of Origin series. As CEO, Todd oversees all areas of the business including football operations, commercial, digital, legal, finance, media and communications, integrity and strategy. He had previously worked as the NRL’s Head of Football where he was responsible for a ground-breaking concussion policy and a referee’s ‘bunker’ which has revolutionised decision making in the game. He is a strong advocate for elite athletes using their profile and reach within the broader community to enable positive change. |
| Summary |
Now Best Next was a joint initiative between Australia’s high performance strategic sports agency, the AIS and the National Rugby League (NRL) with support from practitioners in Olympic and Paralympic sports, state institutes, professional sporting codes and international organisations. It signified a systemic and united approach to emphasise the readiness by Australian sport to collectively work together to highlight the importance of athlete wellbeing. The program has been designed to help speakers, presenters and delegates by exchanging diverse experiences and perspectives. We will delve into what we are doing NOW in athlete wellbeing, explore what is BEST practice, and uncover emergent thinking around how to progress to NEXT practice. |
| Subjects |
Conference |
| Athlete |
| well-being |
| Collaboration |
| Health |
| Policy |
| best practice |
| Added Author |
Favier, Matt Australian Institute of Sport, Canberra. |
| Greenberg, Todd National Rugby League. |
| Added Corporate Name |
Australian Sports Commission |
| Australian Institute of Sport |
| National Rugby League |
| Electronic Resource |
Click here to watch streaming video (access restrictions may apply) |
| Clearinghouse for Sport Client Services Model - access restrictions explained. |
| Conference program (PDF) |
| Right click to copy link |
