THE IMPACT OF GOVERNANCE PRINCIPLES ON SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS' PERFORMANCE

Résumé

This article provides a thorough examination of the relationship between governance and performance in sports organizations, based on a systematic evaluation of the available literature. The study's goal is to investigate this association using a systematic review, using the NVivo platform to select and evaluate pertinent papers. At the heart of this study rests a fundamental question: What is the relationship between a sports organization's performance and its governance model? The findings emphasize the growing interest in the sports domain, the existing link between governance and performance, and the necessity for additional research in this area. The findings show that excellent governance, which includes informed decision-making, increased responsibility, and efficient resource management, can greatly contribute to the success and performance of sports organizations context and provide valuable insights for leaders in this domain. The article also emphasizes the need for more thorough, independent studies to clarify the relationship between governance and performance and the direct effects of particular governance principles. Furthermore, the study highlights the importance of considering both internal and external factors that influence the governance-performance relationship, such as stakeholder engagement and organizational culture. Additionally, the findings suggest that effective governance can lead to increased transparency, accountability, and trust among stakeholders, ultimately enhancing the overall reputation and sustainability of sports organizations. The study's results also underscore the need for sports organizations to adopt a more holistic approach to governance, integrating both strategic and operational aspects to achieve optimal performance. By shedding light on the complex interplay between governance and performance, this study aims to inform and guide sports organizations in their goal for excellence and long-term success.