2013 Presentations

    Below are the Presentations and Materials from the 2013 NSPS, sorted by day

Please note that more presentations will be added shortly.

THURSDAY

1. A Partnership for Great Futures
2. Successful Coaching Drills
3. Social Media Marketing Made Simple
4. Double Goal Coach: Coaching for Winning & Life Lessons
5. Keys to Winning Grants
6. Transferable skills and Happenstance with Sailing
7. Adult Sailing Programs: A How to Guide
1.   Commerical School Perspective
2.   Community Sailing Perspective
3.   Yacht Club Perspective
8. The Junior Big Boat Program
1.   About
2.   Successes
9. Turning great sailors into great race committee
10. Cultivating & Leading Volunteers
11. Ways to engage: How instructors can keep sailing fun (no presentation)
12. Protecting Athletes from Misconduct: A Game Plan- please refer to www.safesport.org

FRIDAY

1. Data Don't Lie: Designing Assessment Tools for your Organization
2. Preparing for (and recovering from) a Natural Disaster
3. Connecting with your audience: Successful presentation techniques
4. Developing a powerboat program at your facility
5. An Introduction to International Training Programs
1.   Brazil
2.   Sail Canada
6. Institutional Sails
7. Repairng Polyethylene Boats
8. Recruiting, selecting and training the best staff you can!
9. Simulation: A unique opportunity for our sport
10. Measuring Wing & Sail Area and Perimeter
11. Fiberglass Repair Tips

SATURDAY

1. Making the ask: Fundraising and development basics
2. Ups and Downs of starting an Autistic Sailing Program
3. Weather Awareness: A look at Severe Weather
4. Community Sailing: Resources available to help you succeed
5. Brand Management: Why it matters
6. Continuing Education in PowerboatingHolding Parents accountable: Developing rules and policies (and enforcing them)
7. How to start a sailing program
8. Smarter Safety and Risk Management for Clubs & Jr. Sailing Programs
1. Burgee Program Resources Jr. Sailing Safety Manual (Exerpt), Best Practices for Dock and Children Safety
9. Multi tasking your equipment: Getting more from your exisiting resources
10. Implementing REACH.
11. Developing Rules and Policies (and enforcing them)
12.     Supplimental Materials
13. Making an Impact in your community. How to create visibility in government, buisness and membership

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