Demonstration of leadership attributes
Demonstration of leadership attributes
Leadership Attributes in a Sports Event
Confidence:
- Showing self-assuredness in making decisions and dealing with challenges.
- Displaying belief in the team, their abilities and the planned agenda.
Communication:
- Explaining the event’s goals, plans and procedures clearly to all parties involved.
- Listening and responding effectively to questions, suggestions or concerns from staff, participants and audience.
- Using appropriate language and tone, both verbal and non-verbal, to interact with different people involved in the event.
Decision-Making:
- Making timely and effective decisions based on the goals of the event, even under pressure.
- Weighing potential risks and rewards, and making the best possible choice.
Motivation:
- Encouraging staff, volunteers, and participants to give their best effort.
- Using positive reinforcement, such as praise, commending good work and rewarding good behavior, to boost morale and productivity.
Organisation:
- Setting and managing a workable schedule for the event.
- Keeping track of multiple elements of the event, including staffing, equipment, and logistics.
- Effectively delegating tasks to staff and volunteers to ensure smooth event running.
Problem-Solving:
- Identifying potential problems and developing effective solutions.
- Being proactive in preventing issues, and quick in addressing them when they arise.
Resilience:
- Staying calm and positive even in the face of setbacks or difficulties.
- Demonstrating the ability to adapt to changing circumstances and making the best of them.
Teamwork:
- Working collaboratively with the event team and fostering a positive, inclusive work environment.
- Respectfully considering and incorporating input from all team members.
- Building and maintaining good relationships with all parties involved, from staff to participants and spectators.
Ethical Responsibility:
- Acting with integrity and treating everyone fairly.
- Respecting the rules of the sport, as well as protocols for safety and good conduct.