2024 Club Business Model Canvas

2024 Club Business Model Canvas

Club committees use this form to fill out their club business plan for the year.

The Club Business Model Canvas captures your RMIT Student Life club business plans for 2024. Pease complete the Club Business Model Canvas with your committee and ensure you get input from all members.

Remember to keep it succinct and use dot points where appropriate. Please submit a separate budget and asset list using the attachment feature.

These are to be completed by 5pm, Monday 22 January 2024. They will be reviewed and feedback provided, re submission might be required. 

RMIT collects your personal information for the purpose of understanding and managing the club yearly plans and budget. You can request to access and amend your personal information we hold by contacting clubs@rmit.edu.au. For more information about how we manage and protect personal information, please refer to RMIT’s Privacy Statement.

Club Business Model Canvas

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A great value proposition demonstrates why the club exists. It introduces you to prospective and existing members, helps you make a strong first impression, explains the benefits of joining while letting members know what to expect.

What you do and when? Be sure to include sporting, creative, and social activities and any other events. Eg. Weekly training (Tuesday / Thursday), matches on weekends, weekly workshops, rehearsals

How does the club measure success? Think about membership numbers, club financial position, retention of members, surveys, net promoter score surveys, number trips and activities, attendance on trips and activities, ratio of students v non students (remember you need to have at least 50% RMIT students).



Please detail this years club membership categories and prices.
Note, remember current RMIT students fees need to be at least 50% cheaper than anyone else.

How do you promote your club? Which channels do you use (ie. Facebook, Instagram, Web, Email, Face to face, Orientation & Welcome events). How do you measure success of promotions? Do you have a dedicated Communications role on your committee? Do you have a communications strategy?

Who is the main club contact for RMIT? Who is the main contact for existing and potential members? Please include the committee member(s) in charge of looking after the club email account. Please list club email and social media accounts

RMIT Student Life

-Social Sport -Attend welcome events (compulsory)
-Present at club development events, -where appropriate
-Facilitate a creative workshops
-Co-design or co-present creative activities with other RMIT departments

Please use the template provided for both the club and club grant budget.

Associated files


Please use the template provided for both the club and club grant budget for 2024.

This could be asset lists, agreements or anything else you want RMIT Student Life to know about.

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RMIT collect your personal information for the purpose of understanding and managing the club yearly plans and budget. You can request to access and amend your personal information we hold by contacting clubs@rmit.edu.au. For more information about how we manage and protect personal information, please refer to our RMIT's Privacy Statement.

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