INDUSTRY ASSOCIATIONS
International Association for Sports and Leisure
Facilities (IAKS) Eupener Strasse 70, 50933 Cologne, Germany
Tel: +49 (0)221 168023 0 Email:
info@iaks.info www.iaks.info
Key personnel: Klaus Meinel, managing director
Description: IAKS is the International As- sociation for Sports and Leisure Facilities. The association and its members comprise a global network for the design, construction, moderni- sation and management of sports and leisure facilities. The goal of IAKS is the creation of high-grade, functional and sustainable sports facilities worldwide, with an emphasis on international exchange and the ongoing development of quality standards. The International Association for Sports and Leisure Facilities contributes to the economic and environmentally friendly realisa- tion of sports and leisure facility projects worldwide and thus highlights the right of citizens to demand-driven and func- tional sports facilities.
Klaus Meinel
The Sports and Play Construction Association
(SAPCA) Federation House, Stoneleigh Park, CV8 2RF, UK
Tel: +44 (0)24 7641 6316 Email:
info@sapca.org.uk www.sapca.org.uk
Key personnel: Chris Trickey, chief executive
Description: SAPCA is the recognised trade association for the sports and play con- struction industry in the UK. Its role is to foster excellence, professionalism and continuous improvement throughout the industry to provide the high-quality facilities needed at all levels of sport, physical activity, recreation and play. SAPCA was formed by the industry in 1997 and is a non-profit-seeking organi- sation, funded by the industry. SAPCA has more than 240 corporate members UK-wide, all with a direct involvement in sports and play facility development. Members include contractors, manu- facturers and suppliers, professional consultants and test laboratories, as well as sports governing bodies and related organisations.
Chris Trickey
International Health, Racquet and Sportsclub
Association (IHRSA) Seaport Center, 70 Fargo Street,
Boston, MA 02210, USA
Tel: +1 617 951 0055 Email:
intl@ihrsa.org www.ihrsa.org
Key personnel: Joe Moore, president, and CEO
Description: IHRSA is the fitness indus- try’s only global trade association – a not- for-profit organisation representing health and fitness facilities, gyms, spas, sports clubs and suppliers worldwide. Its mem- bers include more than 9,000 for-profit health and fitness facilities, and over 650 supplier companies, across 75 countries. IHRSA’s mission is to grow, protect and promote the health and fitness club industry, and to provide its members with benefits that will help them to be more successful. It fulfills this mission by implementing annual health promotion initiatives, defending and promoting health club-related legislation, host- ing industry events and collecting key operational data for its publications and newsletters.
Joe Moore
www.sportsmanagementhandbook.com
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