Building Tomorrow’s Courts: Daniel Dawick’s Vision for Basketball Facilities and Leadership in New Zealand

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High Performing Leaders in Sport

Joshua van Kampen

47 episodes

2 days ago

"High Performing Leaders in Sport" is a dynamic podcast that delves into the world of sports leadership and management. Join us as we sit down with top coaches, executives, and athletes to uncover the strategies and insights that drive success on and off the field. Whether you're a sports enthusiast or a leadership aficionado, this podcast offers a unique perspective on the minds behind high-performing teams in the world of sports. Tune in for inspiring stories, valuable lessons, and the winning strategies that make champions.

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Building Tomorrow’s Courts: Daniel Dawick’s Vision for Basketball Facilities and Leadership in New Zealand

High Performing Leaders in Sport

1 hour 18 seconds

1 year ago

Building Tomorrow’s Courts: Daniel Dawick’s Vision for Basketball Facilities and Leadership in New Zealand

In this episode of High Performing Leaders in Sport, we sit down with Daniel Dawick, National Facilities and Special Projects Lead at Basketball New Zealand, to explore the intricacies of sports leadership. Daniel shares his unique career journey, from managing yacht races to driving the growth of basketball in New Zealand. We discuss his leadership philosophy, the challenges of expanding sports infrastructure, and the role of data in making strategic decisions. Daniel also offers advice for emerging leaders in sports management, making this episode a must-listen for anyone interested in the business of sports.