The St. Kitts and Nevis Olympic Committee (SKNOC) has concluded a transformative three-day Strategic Planning Workshop, setting the stage for its 2025–2029 roadmap. Held in Basseterre, the event brought together key stakeholders, including representatives from Member Federations, the Ministry of Sports, the Ministry of Health, and the media. Approximately 30 participants contributed insights to shape the committee’s future direction. The workshop focused on four primary objectives: increasing the number of ranked athletes and teams, enhancing the international standing of Member Federations, securing more athlete qualifiers for global and continental events, and broadening participation in a diverse range of sports. Dennis Knight, President of SKNOC, highlighted the significance of this initiative, stating that it builds on past efforts but incorporates a more inclusive and proactive approach. Facilitated by Robert Mutsauki of RM Sports Management Consultancy, the sessions culminated in a draft strategic plan. This document outlines actionable strategies, goals, core values, and a mission to improve athlete performance, strengthen organizational management, and set a clear trajectory for the SKNOC. Mutsauki emphasized that the vision extends beyond 2029, focusing on athlete development, organizational sustainability, Olympic values, and resource mobilization. Knight expressed optimism that many initiatives will begin implementation by early 2026, marking a pivotal step forward for the committee.
SKNOC charts new strategic direction to strengthen Member Federations
