INDUSTRY ORGANISATIONS
WHO’S
WHO INDUSTR
Institute for Sport, Parks and Leisure
ABBEY HOUSE
CAMPAIGNS/KEY INITIATIVES FOR 2010
1650 ARLINGTON BUSINESS The establishment of a Chartered Institute of Sport
PARK, THEALE (CIS) in joint partnership with ISRM (see p94); University
READING, RG7 4SA Partnerships, building links with higher education institutions
to engage with and develop our industry’s future professionals;
Y ORGANISA
Tel +44 (0)844 418 0077 Learning and Development, continuing to develop a strategic
Email infocentre@ispal.org.uk relationship with the National Skills Academy, providing access
Web www.ispal.org.uk Sue Sutton to a national and regionally focused training and skills portal.
YEAR ESTABLISHED
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Provide members with the opportunity for learning
TIONS
2007 through professional vocational qualifi cations and
continuing professional development (CPD)
KEY PERSONNEL
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Have a clear focus on member needs
Sue Sutton, chief executive
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Be proactive, not just reactive, with an active outward
Lucy Roper, research and resources manager and internal focus
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Form partnerships with other industry organisations
ASSOCIATION PROFILE
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Be self-sustaining, independent of government
ISPAL (the Institute for Sport, Parks and Leisure) represents
the interests of members involved in the management,
MEMBER BENEFITS
development and promotion of all aspects pertaining to the
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ISPAL welcome pack and membership card
sport, parks and leisure industry.
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Programme of training courses
This is achieved by setting and maintaining the highest
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CPD with qualifi cations, advice and information
possible professional and service standards in the sector, as
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Information hub with a comprehensive research service
well as by advocating, influencing and leading on related for members
policy and resourcing issues.
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Weekly e-zines with the latest industry news
The organisation aims to: and information, as well as the quarterly ISPAL
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Be the professional body of choice for the sector magazine, INFORM
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Shape and infl uence UK policy for the sector
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Major discounts on conferences and events
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Consult and liaise with government, national
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Free business support helpline
agencies and the industry to represent the views
of ISPAL members
JOINING FEES
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Establish and maintain high professional standards for Please contact membership@ispal.org.uk
those working within the sector or call +44 (0)845 603 8734
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