SUMMARY OF THIS MEMO This memo provides information and examples on the OHNO swimming club. OHNO was founded to introduce young athletes to competitive sports and prepare them for senior high-level competition. The club's attitude, however, was to encourage personal growth and success rather than to concentrate on swim meet outcomes. Brian Welliver, a high-school swim coach, and a group of parents who wanted their children to participate in competitive swimming more frequently founded the original OHNO Swim Club. The parents created the board. The case did not specifically state how these parents were chosen, but it appeared that they chose themselves, indicating that any parent may join the board and participate in decision-making. This memo is a clear, well-written communication that: Reports and examines the field performance that was documented. determines the issues offers conclusions and suggestions

This memo provides information and examples on the OHNO swimming chub. OHNO was founded to introduce young athletes to competitive sports and prepare them for senior high-level competition. The club's attitude, however, was to encourage personal growth and ruccess rather than to concentrate on swim meet outcomes. Brian Welliver, a high-school swim coach, and a group of parents who wanted their children to participate in competitive swimming more frequently founded the original OHNO Swim Club. The parents created the board. The case did not specifically state how these parents were chosen, but it appeared that they chose themselves, indicating that any parent may join the board and participate in decision-making. This memo is a clear, well-written communication that: Reports and examines the field performance that was documented. determines the issues offers conclusions and suggestions