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ABOUT THE NACCS

The NACCS was set up as a separate legal entity affiliated through Board Representatives with the NACA. It is not operating as a subsidiary in anyway, but has very close affiliation through its board members and corporate objective to promote curling in Alberta.

There were two reasons for creating the separate entity to run the Edmonton 1999 Brier.

  1. NACA Executive members and past presidents that were dedicated to the sport and NACA would be entrusted to manage the event, leaving NACA to carry on business as usual.
  2. From a legal perspective the financial outcome of the event and the business conduct of the host committee members would not be challenged through the NACA. Simply… NACA did not have to accept any accountability, risk or liability with the event and could not be sued nor would a financial loss on the event impact NACA.

The Brier was a huge success and exceeded expectations. The NACCS board has recommended that the NACCS become a legacy for NACA and be managed by key individuals responsible for the success and representatives of NACA.

Rationale:

  1. The investment of funds will require resources to evaluate, contract and manage initiatives. Workload cannot be born by NACA.
  2. A separate organization is oblivious to the NACA and curling politics and influences and can protect the funds earned to ensure they meet objectives of Revenue Generation for NACA and NACCS.
  3. NACCS will maintain the continuity and perpetuity of the fund so it is not lost through changing executives and governance.
  4. NACCS will ensure the funds are put to promotional use and revenue generation and not capital projects as was the funds generated by the 1987 Brier.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Consistes of the following eight members. There is also a Secretary Treasurer:

Two stakeholders from NACCS, President and Vice President of the Edmonton 1999 and 2005 Brier's

Terry Morris
Darwin Davidiuk

One representative from the Edmonton 2007 Worlds Committee Jackie-Rae Greening
One representative from the 1999 and 2005 Brier Committee Ken MacRae
Two representatives from the NACA Executive Committee

Laura Lochanski
Kennedy Duggan

Two Members at Large who are Zone convenors in NACA that will represent the Urban and Rural curling communities

Darryl Hunt
Hazel Rodwell

Secretary Treasurer Vicki Baird

OBJECTIVES

  1. The promotion of curling;
  2. The promotion, staging, management and operation of the curling championships and events connected therewidth;
  3. The promotion generally of curling;
  4. To raise funds to support curling;
  5. To manage the society funds as per the investment policy statement;
  6. To donate money or property of the society to any other non-profit organization for the purpose of promoting curling;
  7. To sell, manage, lease, mortgage, dispose of, or otherwise deal with the propery of the society, and to do all other things that are incidental or conductive to the attainment of the above objects.

For information, contact:

Terry Morris, President
780-467-6547 (residence)