In addition, the professional ethos that has taken hold of the sport industry and the increasing pressure being placed on these organisations from sponsors, government, members and other stakeholders requires adequate systems and processes in place to respond to these demands (Slack, 1985). This traditionally volunteer-led industry has resulted in many non-profit sport organisations lacking the capability and expertise to implement such systems (Cuskelly, Hoye, & Auld, 2006; O’Boyle, 2014). But, given the rise of professionalism and the growth of revenue within the sport industry, we are now seeing these organisations aligning with traditional business practices in terms of organisational performance management (O’Boyle, 2012).