Erik LaChance

ABSTRACT Purpose/Rationale Decision making is the most central process for national and provincial/territorial non-profit sport organization (NPSO) boards. Prior research provides insights into decision making, although a knowledge gap exists regarding its ability to influence performance (i.e. the group’s ability to fulfill its assigned roles). Thus, this study explains the relationships between decision-making constructs and performance in national and provincial/territorial NPSO boards.

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ABSTRACT Research question The purpose of this study was to explore volunteers’ intentions and behaviours in the wrap-up mode of a professional recurring small-scale sport event. Research methods Thirteen volunteers completed an online self-administered questionnaire 10 months after the 2019 Osprey Valley Open, a professional small-scale golf tournament held annually in the Greater Toronto Area (Ontario, Canada) since 2015.