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World Triathlon is looking for a Sustainability Manager
World Triathlon is looking to expand its team in order to support the increasing activities of the international federation and is now seeking a Sustainability Manager to join the team! As World Triathlon Sustainability Manager, the newest member of the team will be responsible for managing and improving World Triathlon’s sustainability policies and procedures.
Job Summary:
* The successful candidate will be in charge of World Triathlon’s sustainability initiatives and report to the Secretary-General.
* Will be well-versed in sustainability practices within sports organisations
* Will be able to complete sustainability audits, write comprehensive reports, and present to various audiences, all in English.
Key responsibilities:
* Complete sustainability plans for the organisation and key stakeholders.
* Conduct site assessments and produce reports on findings.
* Initiate renewable energy assessments.
* Advise on the latest low or zero-carbon technologies.
* Write reports and fulfill obligations for our partners in sustainability.
* Work with the Sustainability Commission and World Triathlon staff to improve sustainability within the organization and its stakeholders.
* Review the Strategic Plan, Event Organisers Manual, and other documents and suggest and model ways to improve our sustainability as an organisation.
The candidate must:
* Be fluent in written and spoken English (other languages are an asset).
* Have at least three years of experience in the sustainability field.
* Be educated in sustainability, with a master’s in Environmental Sustainability or equivalent.
* Be a creative thinker.
* Have good time management skills.
Sustainability Manager
* Have excellent interpersonal and communication skills.
* Be able to travel internationally if/when required.
* Work well independently and within various team settings.
* Be able to organize, plan and work to strict deadlines.
A knowledge of the sport of triathlon is desirable, although not essential.
About us
World Triathlon is the world governing body for the Olympic and Paralympic sport of Triathlon and all related Multisport disciplines: Duathlon, Aquathlon, Cross Triathlon, Aquabike and Winter Triathlon. World Triathlon was founded in 1989 at the first Congress in Avignon, France. World Triathlon is headquartered in Lausanne, Switzerland, and has offices in Madrid, Spain, and Vancouver, Canada. It has 170 affiliated National Federations worldwide and is one of the youngest international federations in the Olympic Games. Triathlon was awarded Olympic Games status in 1994. World Triathlon is proudly committed to supporting the development of the sport worldwide through strong relationships with continental and national federations, working with its partners to offer a balanced sport development program from grassroots to a high-performance level. For more information, visit: www.triathlon.org
Summary
Position: Sustainability Manager
Company: World Triathlon
Application Deadline: 18 February 2024
Classification: Full-time Employee
Start date: 15 April 2024
Location: There is the possibility of working in any of the three World Triathlon offices, or remotely.
Salary: Competitive
To Apply
Please email: jobs@triathlon.org with a current résumé and cover letter.
References may be requested. Only short-listed applicants will be contacted.
USAT is looking for a Para Development Program Coordinator
USA Triathlon is looking to hire a Para Development Program Coordinator, who will coordinate talent recruiting efforts to grow the High Performance paratriathlon development pipeline. This role will coordinate all logistics and camp planning efforts (for both Olympic & Para) at the US Performance Center in Charlotte, NC.
Essential Job Functions
· Coordinate the talent recruiting efforts as directed by the HP team to grow the paratriathlon Paralympic pipeline.
· Coordinate all logistics (Olympic & Para) and camp planning efforts at the US Performance Center in Charlotte, NC.
· Plan, support, and execute all aspects of the Paratriathlon Development Race Series events. Serve as primary liaison, participant management, rankings, communications, marketing, budget management, and planning all details of any USAT clinics held at each event.
· Plan, support, and execute Paratriathlon Impairment and Junior & Under 23 Development Camps. Serve as primary liaison, participant management, coach selection, communications, marketing, budget management, and post camp surveys.
· Manage the Junior and U23 Paratriathlon Development Program. Hire the program coach (with oversight from the HP team) and serve as the primary liaison, participant management, communications, marketing, mentorship assignment, budget management, and travel assistance.
· Develop and implement communication plans to support Paratriathlon Development programs and initiatives as needed.
· Support classification events in the USA and maintain classification master list of athletes who have been classified (nationally and internationally).
· Promote developmental camp opportunities with existing clubs, organizations, and facilities with an additional effort to enhance access to high performance development across economic and ethnic backgrounds.
· Liaise with adaptive sport clubs and other organizations to increase sport introduction opportunities for adaptive athletes.
· Serve as a primary point of contact for athletes, parents, & coaches related to Paratriathlon development initiatives/projects and development pathways.
· Coordinate travel and logistics for development level camps as needed.
· Serve as the USAT Paratriathlon Committee staff liaison to ensure priorities of the committee and USAT staff are parallel.
· Maintain the Paratriathlon inbox along with the High Performance Programs Assistant Manager.
Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities
· Excellent organizational, oral, and written communication & interpersonal skills
· Proficiency in Microsoft Office, Excel, and social media platforms
· Remote collaboration and independent self-motivated worker
· Ability to effectively manage multiple projects and work under tight deadlines
Qualifications
· Bachelor’s Degree in Sports Management or related field, or equivalent work experience, required
· 1 year of experience in Olympic, Paralympic, and/or other High Performance sport preferred
Other
· This position is based at the US Performance Center in Charlotte, NC
· 20% Travel required for development events to support HP initiatives
· Must have a passport or be able to secure one – Some required travel outside of the US for international events
· Ability to work occasional weekends and holidays as dictated by event schedules
Company Summary
Unlimited Vacation, Mental Health Days, 100% paid medical benefits for employee and so much more!
At USA Triathlon, we believe that life is better when you swim, bike and run.
USA Triathlon is the Olympic and Paralympic National Governing Body (NGB) for the sport of triathlon, all things multisport, and the largest multisport organization in the world. We spend every day thinking about growing and supporting the sport. We’re building the most innovative service organization in sports, transforming lives by inspiring participation to help communities become healthier all while representing our country at the highest levels of international competition, striving to win medals with class and integrity.
Our guiding principles are service leadership, performance excellence, collaboration, and diversity and inclusion at all levels of the organization. We focus on listening and innovation to ensure we deliver best-in-class governance, provide comprehensive constituent support, and play a leadership role throughout the Olympic and Paralympic movement.
We work hard to serve the triathlon community and strive to being the best place to work in the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic movement. We’ve been included on Front Office Sports’ “Best Employers in Sports” list twice (’20, ’21), selected twice as an honorable mention in Outside Magazine’s “Best Places to Work” and received the USOPC’s Advancements in Diversity and Inclusion Award in 2017 and the USOPC’s National Governing Bodies’ Diversity & Inclusion Choice Award in 2018, 2019 and 2021.
We achieve these great heights by focusing on hiring, training and promoting talented, dedicated, passionate individuals who want to get better every day. And we reward our teammates with unlimited vacation, 100% paid medical benefits, access to the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Training Center and more.
Come join us in Colorado Springs, the city ranked No. 2 in US News & World Report’s 2022-2023 Best Place to Live survey, be a part of the thriving Olympic & Paralympic movement, and hone your professional skills as you create opportunities for triathletes to live their best lives.
We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.
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World Triathlon Podcast #87: Dylan McCullough
The World Triathlon Podcast returns for 2024 in the country where the World Cup season begins in a month’s time and with one of New Zealand’s brightest young talents to punch through last year, Dylan McCullough.
Born and raised in Auckland, Dylan dialled in from some solo training time in Arrowland, some 1200km south of the Napier World Cup venue, where he will line up for the first year’s taste of action on 24 February.
Currently sitting in 32nd place, McCullough’s rise and rise up the Olympic Rankings was down to some breakthrough displays on the blue carpet, starting with an agonising 4th place sprint finish at nearby New Plymouth and ending with a first World Cup podium in Miyazaki. In between there were big showings at the Paris Test Event relay, an excellent first Championship Finals and all the signs that the 22-year-old could be on course to join Hayden Wilde on the Paris 2024 start line on 30 July.
“Twelve months ago, I was in a completely different scenario,” admits McCullough on episode 87 of the podcast. “I wasn’t really in the Olympic frame, my ranking before the start of the season was 115th or something like that.”
To hear how he finds himself in pole position to help steer New Zealand’s Mixed Relay team to Paris success, how he feels about the team tactics that could help secure a fifth Olympic medal for New Zealand, and the time Justin Bieber visited his school, follow and download the podcast on Apple, Spotify and Google.
Youth Olympic Champion emerges from the shadows
It was a case of huge strides in 2023 for Dylan McCullough, rising from the fringes of the WTCS to finding himself in the midst of that Championship Finals front bike pack in Pontevedra and scoring a first World Cup podium with silver in Miyazaki.
The aggressive racing that has been his hallmark ever since winning the Youth Olympics title in 2018 was still right on show, only now with the experience to still be in contention down the closing stages of the run. Now he wants to start off the season with the Oceania Cup in Wanaka a week before Napier gets things going on the World Cup circuit once more, where as well as the likes of Olympic medallists Hayden Wilde and Alex Yee, there are some familiar foes like Ricardo Batista, Nicolo Strada and Alessio Crociani on the start list for the curtain-raiser.
“It’ll be good to have them here because they’re strong swimmers and cyclists, so it’d be nice to get a bit of a breakaway or something going. It’ll be good to see where everyone’s at. I’ve actually never been to Napier before so that’ll be new to me. We’ve got such a big history in New Plymouth, I remember back in the day, Bevan Docherty and Kris Gemell had a pretty iconic sprint finish… but I’m sure Napier and the tri community there will put on a good event.”
The Mixed Relay waiting gameAs for breaking in to what has been a very established New Zealand mixed relay squad, it has been far from plain sailing, with even his shot at starting the Paris Test Event hampered by the format switch to duathlon. The team is well set in the automatic qualification places and is among those hoping to upset the favourites in Paris, namely hosts France, defending champions Great Britain and reigning World Champions Germany.
“There was quite a few guys ahead of me with Ryan (Sissons) and Sam Ward, Tayler (Reid) and those guys. But Ryan and Sam have retired now, Kyle (Smith) has gone to long course, so it’s been quite a sudden moving up the ranks. It was probably too big of a jump back in 2021 doing that WTCS Montreal… but I think it was really good for me to grow. I was selected for the Sunderland Mixed Relay, but I got really sick… so I couldn’t start that and then the Paris Mixed Relay was a duathlon, so I’ve had some good chances to be in the team, but I haven’t been able to do ‘proper’ Mixed Team Relays.”
Team tactics could be the keyThen there is the matter of the individual race, where McCullough won’t be taking anything for granted but knows that form is on his side when it comes to taking the second starting place if Tayler Reid doesn’t make an improbable leap into the top 30 to secure a third men’s slot for the kiwis. Have there ever been any discussions about a domestique role for Hayden Wilde either at Pontevedra or looking towards Paris?
“No, I thought there would be going into the (Pontevedra) race, but no, there was no discussion at all about that. So I don’t know, maybe that was a mistake, or not, but yeah, you really can work as a team if you want to, but it’s not up to me it’s up to the Tri NZ high performance and Hayden and his team. So yeah, there was no plan going to the race… unlike the French by the looks. I think (Hayden) just likes to race hard and do pretty much everything by himself. I’m sure the French will be wanting to do what they’ve done in Pontevedra and Abu Dhabi again on home turf in front of a home crowd. So yeah, that’d be exciting.”
You can listen to the full interview below and the World Triathlon Cup and Mixed Relay Napier weekend will be streamed in full on TriathlonLive.tv.
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