Community Support

Tattersall's Club proudly supports the Queensland Institute of Medical Research.

                               

Rowing Mentoring Initiative

                                   

The development of a structured mentoring program facilitated by Tattersall’s Club and Rowing Queensland is designed to continue to foster our city’s leaders for many years to come.

Mr Christian Renford, Chief Executive Officer with Rowing Queensland Inc. says
the pilot program will provide a framework that supports young Queensland rowers in understanding and accessing mentoring relationships as one avenue for developing professionally in life after sport.

“As such, Rowing Queensland and Tattersall’s Club will act as a resource in supporting elite athletes that want that support. This program seeks to assist young rowers to identify areas of professional (vocational and athletic) and personal development.

“A traditional form of one-on-one mentoring relationship has been developed to be mutually enjoyable, between a pair of people who are willing to put time into this pilot program,”

The objectives of the mentoring program for the mentor might include:
• The mentor would provide a clear understanding of what the candidate needs to know in this regard.
• Environment for their career stream-how the community of accountants for example operate, gather, network etc.
• The mentor would illustrate the career structure and milestones one should aspire to and what are the pitfalls to manage along the way-high risk and high reward opportunities.
• The mentor would provide the opportunity and advice to enhance skills learned in rowing careers in a vocational capacity and promote opportunities for life after sport.

The objectives of the mentoring program for the candidate might include:
• The candidate would be able to seek advice and take counsel from an experienced 'operator' within their future vocation.
• The candidate would develop a personal relationship that might assist in future years.
This program is part of the support the Club is providing Rowing Queensland.

Saturday 12 May

Tatts Motorcycle Club donate 500 books to UQ

This year Tattersall’s Motorcycle Club donated approximately 500 books to the University of Queensland’s Alumni book sale. Proceeds from the book sale are allocated to high-performing students as a scholarship.

The event commenced with TMC members and guests lining Tattersall’s Arcade with their motorcycles, followed by Breakfast in the Healy Room. The ride took advantage of the warm winter day with a ride through the Gold Coast to Burleigh Heads.



10 March Race Day - supporting Qld Surf Lifesaving