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Develop your broader knowledge of key issues by keeping up with the latest research and reports from the sector.

The Chartered Governance Institute identifies how to assess and develop culture in sports organisations in order to avoid adverse behaviour, boost sustainability and target success. 

The Chartered Governance Institute's Future of Governance series turns its attention to the sports sector, assessing some of the key challenges facing national governing bodies as the environment in which they operate continues to evolve. 

Register to benefit from SGA resources, learning opportunities and be part of our sports governance community. You will be able to access a wide range of governance support and be the first to hear about new resources and events.

Our learning opportunities, resource base and The Huddle community platform are open to everyone with an interest in sports governance. While places on training courses are reserved for UK organisations, we welcome the contributions of those active or interested in sports governance from around the world.

We offer a range of opportunities to help build capability in your organisation by equipping you with the knowledge, skills and confidence to tackle your governance responsibilities.

Registrations now open SGA Conference 2026.

We look forward to welcoming you to Headingley Stadium on Tuesday 24 November 2026. In-person & virtual registrations are now open.

Once again, this will be a hybrid conference, with the in-person event also being streamed via our online platform. 

Our sports governance training courses will build the knowledge, skills and confidence to understand your governance responsibilities.

Courses are provided to help support boards, employees and volunteers working in the sport and physical activity sector in the UK.

Directors and trustees in sport take on significant legal, ethical and strategic responsibilities. Understanding Directors’ and Trustees’ Duties in Sport is designed to help current and aspiring board members clearly understand what those duties are, why they exist, and how they apply in practice within the unique context of sport.