This summer put soccer at the center of American life. The harder question comes next: how do clubs and state associations keep the players and the interest the World Cup brought, and build something lasting from it?
Leveraging data you already have can be a key driver in building legacy.
Nua is proud to partner with Simon Date, Executive Director of Oregon Youth Soccer Association, Jack Rozier, and Alex Richmond to lead a practical and interactive session, putting a focus on the day-to-day challenges that community organizations, clubs and state associations face, and how they can start unlocking data to make progress against these challenges.
We'll focus on common problems and do some deep dive work through each one: what needs to be measured, what organizational and learning practices can be put in place, and how you can use the data you already hold to grow — making real progress against these issues. Attendees can expect a genuine working session, working through problems that matter, and you will leave with a short, practical plan of steps to take when you return home.
