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The SGADF board members are typically elected or appointed on a tenure-based system, which ensures continuity in leadership while also allowing new individuals to bring in fresh ideas. As per standard non-profit governance norms, the tenure of board members—including positions such as Vice President, General Secretary, and Treasurer—usually ranges from 2 to 5 years, depending on their role and the organization’s constitution.
Elections or reappointments are conducted through the National Executive Committee, which supervises the voting process. During the end of each tenure, performance reviews and recommendations from state and district-level bodies are considered. This process ensures that members who have actively contributed to SGADF’s mission—through organizing events, driving membership, or developing new partnerships—get recognized and possibly re-elected.
In cases where performance is lacking or misconduct is found, SGADF’s internal review committee holds the power to remove or suspend a board member before tenure ends. Temporary positions (such as event coordinators or youth club leaders) may be appointed annually based on performance and demand.
This structured and rotational approach ensures transparency, fairness, and continual engagement of passionate individuals who can uphold SGADF’s commitment to sports development and youth empowerment.
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