Business & Professional Development Flashcards
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Which document best outlines a youth sports club's mission, goals, and operating strategy for the coming seasons?
Answer: Business plan
A business plan defines mission, goals, finances, and strategy for sustainable operation.
A club director wants to know whether program revenue covers costs. Which report is most useful?
Answer: Budget-versus-actual income statement
Comparing budgeted and actual income and expenses shows whether the program is financially on track.
Which is a fixed cost for a year-round AAU club?
Answer: Monthly gym rental under a annual contract
A contracted monthly facility rental stays the same regardless of activity level.
What is the main purpose of a written refund policy for club fees?
Answer: Set clear expectations and reduce disputes
A clear written policy tells families what to expect and prevents conflicts.
Which marketing approach is most cost-effective for a new local youth sports program?
Answer: Word of mouth and community partnerships
Local referrals and community ties reach target families at low cost.
Which is an example of sponsorship value a club can offer a local business?
Answer: Logo placement on uniforms and event signage
Visibility on uniforms and signage gives sponsors brand exposure to families and the community.
Why should club funds be tracked separately from a coach's personal finances?
Answer: To maintain transparency and accountability
Separate accounts provide clear records and protect against misuse or disputes.
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