The Queensland Rugby League will provide resources and education to hundreds of administrators and volunteers across the game at this weekend’s Ausco Modular QRL Conference.
With an array of experienced facilitators and panellists on hand to deliver a variety of sessions, the conference is one of the most significant events on the QRL calendar this year.
Strategic planning and governance for clubs are two major focus points.
Guests will be updated on the game’s current funding models by QRL and NRL leaders, while other sessions across the weekend will highlight the latest advancements in the welfare, social media, government and insurance spaces.
The Conference gets underway tomorrow with the spotlight on women’s participation.
Special guests include the Hon. Leeanne Enoch, Minister for Environment and the Great Barrier Reef, Minister for Science, and Minister for the Arts.
Queensland women’s players Tallisha Harden, Meg Ward and Steph Hancock will relive last year’s spectacular Origin clash, while sharing their personal rugby league journeys.
Saturday’s program includes the Tradshow opening in the morning as well as the official Conference dinner in the evening.
Ausco Modular is excited to partner with the QRL at this year’s Conference.
As the preferred supplier to the QRL, Ausco Modular is committed to the growth of infrastructure and grassroots football across the state.
