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2 Basic Parts of Decision Making - Gathering and analyzing information 3 Types of Strategy - Corporate-level strategy Business-level strategy Functional-level strategy 4 Levels of CSR - Economic, legal, ethical, philanthropic 5 P's of Strategy - Planning Purpose Ploy Position Perspective 5 R's of Good Governance - 1. Regulations 2. Rules 3. Rankings 4. Records 5. Results Ad Hoc Committees - Deal with short-term basis issues; meet less than once a year; generally ceases to exist Amateur Sport - A diverse set of individual and group sporting activities engaged in by millions of people worldwideApplying CSR to Sport - Helps companies stay ahead of public scrutiny and align the brand with social issues and their mission statement; charitable activities, sustainability, collaboration, diversity and inclusion, etc. Attributes of an Organization - Identity, program of activity, membership, clear boundaries, permanency, division of labor, hierarchy of authority, formal rules and procedures Case Method Analysis Steps for Developing Policy - 1. Define the problem. 2. Collect information and formulate options. 3. Evaluate the options. 4. Choose the favored option and define the action. (written policy statement) Clear Boundaries - Published, league-approved rosters; can be easily verified Codes of Ethics - Dignity, integrity, resources, candidatures, relations with states, confidentiality, implementation Complex Decisions - (Nonprogrammed decisions) nonroutine and novel Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) - A business's concern for society's welfare Current policy issues relative to funding, competition for limited facilities, activity trends, access, event management, risk management, medical issues, and access for people with disabilities - Fundingfacilities and proper funds for whichever activities are to be funded Competition for limited facilities- timing and policies need to be worked out for who gets to use what when Activity trends- figuring out what activities to offer and whether to give into trends or not and figure out what's popular Access- figure out who is eligible to participate and where to cap it Event management- policies put in place to figure out how to run events related to sport and how to delegate funding and activitiesRisk management- be as prepared as possible; signage, protective gear requirements, waivers, etc. Medical issues- pre-activity screening to assess medical issues and determine safe eligibility Access opportunities for individuals with disabilities- policies for maximizing access for disabled individuals while ensuring safety and fair activities