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ARTICLE · 05 APRIL 2021

Developing a high performance culture in any organisation

The speaker gave an insightful presentation to CEOs in attendance on the "Ten Things High Performing Organisations Do".

AustraliaCorporate/Commercial Law
Emily Burgess
Emily Burgess

PCS in partnership with Sport NSW recently hosted a CEO Breakfast event. PCS Founder and Managing Principal, Joydeep Hor, gave an insightful presentation to the CEOs in attendance on the "Ten Things High Performing Organisations Do". This article summarises some of the key messages and points discussed.

1. Unique challenges but consistent approaches to high-performance culture

Sporting organisations face unique challenges to most other types of businesses. The definition and measurement of success is multifaceted and is not just limited to financial performance. There are the obvious expectations of success for elite performance groups and an obligation to provide prosperous athlete development pathways. There is also an obligation to promote and facilitate the sport throughout the community. All of this must be done whilst considering the wider business objectives of the organisation. As a result, there is a wide range of stakeholder input into

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