Our committee are all volunteers and help to keep the club going, from managing the rest of us, to handling venues, equipment and money, as well as keeping us all safe and enjoying ourselves.
Want to discuss how the club is run? Get in touch with anyone listed below.
In charge of the club, and a driving force in helping secure venues and equipment for us to use.
To support the committee and offer considered arguments and opinions; and support the chair.
David takes on the role of Secretary, making sure everything runs smoothly behind the scenes. He's the go-to person for club enquiries, manages all the paperwork, and keeps everyone in the loop by coordinating communication between the committee, members, and outside contacts. David also helps organize meetings and works closely with the Treasurer to keep things on track.
Sharon is in charge of the money, and helps keep us out the red and in the black, as well as approving what we're about to buy! Sharon also helps David with replying to the emails.
Su is responsible for the protection of young people and vulnerable adults in the club.
Responsible for helping with the protection of the children and vulnerable people within the club.
While not on the committee, the officers have an important role to play regarding the operation of the club, and keeping everything moving.
David is responsible for club membership and making sure everyone is registered with ArcheryGB, and for organising beginners courses.
Laura is responsible for promoting the club online, on social media and in the local area.
The Club Development Officer is responsible for leading the formulation and execution of a Club Development Plan, focusing on strategic growth, securing funding, and collaborating with external partners to enhance the club's facilities and profile.
The Fundraising Officer leads the club's financial support efforts by developing fundraising strategies, cultivating relationships with donors and sponsors, and organizing events and campaigns, ensuring alignment with the club's goals and values.
The Equipment Officer is responsible for maintaining the club equipment, and helping get new equipment when required.
Responsible for organising juniors, including junior award schemes and coaching.
If you are interested in joining the North East Archers committee please get in touch with Sharon who'll be able to talk to you about what the role requires and get you involved. Detailed role descriptions for the roles we need filling are available on the volunteering page.