Touring Committee
- Touring Chair: vacant
- Touring Committee Sub-volunteers: up to 3 - vacant
The Touring Chair acts as the liaison between the TUC office and the touring community. He/she is someone who is active in the touring circles and therefore can effectively communicate between the two parties. The Touring Chair seeks to promote and support Toronto touring through TUC resources as well as utilize touring expertise to improve the quality of play in TUC leagues. Touring Chair reports to the PEM and ED.
- Set yearly event goals with ED – how will TUC support touring?
- Work with ED to establish a budget for touring support
- Work with ED to identify practice fields requirements for touring teams
- Promote and communicate the TUC touring policy to teams, highlighting the benefits of TUC support
- Create a touring community database
- Request submissions from teams who are seeking TUC support
- Contact touring community to fulfill volunteer roles for TUC events
- Track volunteer hours for touring teams, and communicate deadlines for volunteer point submissions
- Enforce policies and sanction teams who do not fulfill volunteer hours
- Review the touring policy on an annual basis
- Facilitate communication amongst touring teams and with TUC partners
- Plan touring related events that promote and enhance the touring community
- Establish relationships with touring communities from other cities, provinces, and countries
- Post touring results, news, and updates on the TUC website
- Host a touring information session
- Work with ED to identify expendable resources that can assist Toronto touring teams
- Provide a year-end report outlining team commitments and allocations, results, and overall summary of the touring season
# of events required: 3-4
Meeting requirements: informal meetings with ED, touring information session, AGM attendance
Average time commitment: 1-2 hrs per week during peak season (April-October)
If you are interested please email our Executive Director, Jo Malisani - touring@tuc.org