“Building a successful volunteer program in a country with a low level of volunteering culture requires a culturally sensitive and context-specific approach that involves understanding the local context, tailoring the program to the specific needs and challenges of the community, and recognizing that a successful program can have significant positive impacts on the community, the event, and the volunteers themselves.”
Our CEO and Founder was a Guest Lecturer at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, USA, invited by Ms.Ilina Arsova.The topic of her lecture was “Sports Volunteering Management at Sports Mega Events,” focusing on Olympic Volunteering.Her vast knowledge and experience hopefully contribute to the students for better understanding of sports volunteering management.
A few hours before London 2012’s 10 year anniversary, our team member Dr.Niki Koutrou with Mike Duignan explore why the promised Volunteering Legacy failed to materialise!
Volunteers, who donate to the best of their ability, time, and effort, for achieving the organizational goals of an Olympic Games Organizing Committee, have in recent years become a vital part of the human resources required for the effective staging of the Olympic Games.
