spma 2p06

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the canada games 4 key success measures (KSM)

1. Athlete/Team Satisfaction,2. Key Partner Evaluation, 3. Marketing Perception andPresence, 4. Sponsor and Fund Development Growth

1. Athlete/Team Satisfaction

Provincial/Territorial teams’ satisfaction with the service levels at the Games is at least an average of 4 out of a 5-point Likert scale.

2. Key Partner Evaluation

F/P/T Governments, Host Societies and NSOs rate the CGC an average of 4 on a 5-point Likert scale with respect to Council’s performance in d

3. Marketing Perception and Presence

Polling identifies the Canada Games as one of the top Canadian amateur sporting events of importance to Canadians.

4. Sponsor and Fund Development Growth

A roster of multi-games sponsors resulting in minimum $5.0M in sponsorship/suppliers for each Games through CGC/Host sponsorship team approa

2008 policy

- 2 reports – 2003 report to Minister proposing a more strategic framework for hosting international sport events in Canada – 2004 underline

2008 policy goals

- provide framework for proactive/strategic approach to bidding/hosting international sport events, resulting in identification of prioritie

non sport legacies

1.Improved public transit (sky train from YVR to/from downtown Vancouver) 2. Improved public housing (athlete villages

Sport Legacies

- Sport Infrastructure – buildings for training/competitions  Canada Olympic park, CSI Calgary, Tim Hortons Field - Enhanced sport capaci

evolution of hosting policie

Evolution of Hosting Policies - 1st policy (1967 – Canadian Centennial) – purpose = make it possible for Canadians to compete at home, show