This study investigated how boards of national sport organizations might enhance their strategic capability. Utilizing an action research method and focusing on the case of New Zealand Football (soccer), findings established that greater board involvement in strategy advanced the board's ability to perform its strategic function. Further findings determined the importance of shared leadership between the board and the CEO, the complex interplay in balancing this relationship and the need to integrate strategy into board processes.
History
Journal
Journal of sport management
Volume
23
Pagination
245-277
Location
Champaign, Ill.
Open access
Yes
ISSN
0888-4773
eISSN
1543-270X
Language
eng
Notes
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