Officials’ Conference preview

Friday 20th October 2017

Our National Officials’ Conference takes place on Sunday with a full programme of speakers and workshops – and the last few places are still up for grabs – call Shona Malcolm for details.

The opening speaker at Carnegie Conference Centre in Dunfermline will be scottishathletics Chair Ian Beattie, on the topic of Working together across the whole sport, followed by a Q&A.

President of scottishathletics Leslie Roy will give an update on preparations for Gold Coast 2018, in her role as Transport and Logistic Manager for the games team.

And British Indoor 800m Champion Guy Learmonth (pictured) will give the keynote speech, which will be followed by a series of workshops giving officials the chance to brush up skills in specific areas of interest.

scottishathletics Officials Recruitment and Development Officer, Shona Malcolm, said: “We’re looking forward to a really busy day with lots of interesting sessions on offer. It’s also a great opportunity to catch up with fellow officials on a day that we’re not working hard at an athletics event.”

More information is available on the National Officials’ Conference page.

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