OHL

Business Plan

PROPOSAL HANDBALL FRANCHISE & ESTABLISHMENT OF AUSTRALIA & OCEANIA HANDBALL LEAGUE

Business Plan OHL
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Franchise Handball Agreement
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Operations Manual
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Franchisor Management Contract
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Club - Management Contract
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Development

The Oceania Handball League has partnered with The Australian Sports Foundation, a Not-for-Profit organisation and Australia’s leading sports fundraiser. Please follow the link to ASF’s official fundraising website to learn more about our project and how to get involved: https://asf.org.au/projects/ohl/.

The Oceania Handball League will be created by offering franchises to clubs using the franchise model. When the franchise model begins in 2019/20, it will develop the athletes that will participate in World Championships and enable them to participate in the Olympics in Paris 2024. To further develop handball in the other 5 Oceania countries to assist further entry into World and Olympic championship tournaments according to international rules. This model will guarantee Olympic medal achievements at the Olympics in LA, 2028. Franchised clubs will contribute a single annual fee from which all costs related to the management, organisation and conduct of the League will be met, including the cost of team travel and accommodation and competition venue, advertising and broadcast costs. Underpinning the League is a commitment to the development of handball in the Oceania and Asia-Pacific region through the employment of professional players and coaches whose roles will include the administration of development programs and by the allocation of surplus funds of the Oceania Handball League to the participating National Federations for the purpose of development of handball through their own programs. Participating franchisee clubs will benefit from Handball Academy; 1 head coach + 3 experienced players working with young professional players = 4 pairs of trainers or they can work individually. Each trainer can train a minimum of 10 students per hour x 5hrs a day = 50 students x 8 trainers= 400students per day x 5 days a week = 2000 students. 40 weeks in a year = 80,000 students will train at the 24 franchise handball club academies = minimum 1,920,000 students enrolled at OHL.Inc Handball Academy. Also, sponsorship, social gambling rooms, merchandise and spectator funded income supported by extensive broadcast coverage produced by A&OHL TV of all matches (22 championship league games + 9 final four games = 31women and 31 men’s league games) through satellite television, provided free to air via the Satellite Community Television Incorporated (SCTV), ARENA sport, Eurosport and many other Australian and international sport channels. Every team will broadcast a min. of one game when playing at home because of their sponsors advertising. The list of 22 championship league games + 9 final four games can be found in the following LINK. Women’s games are played on Saturday and men’s on Sunday.

About US

ABOUT US

The Oceania Handball League is a company established to create an elite club handball competition for both men and women, initially in Australia and then expanding into the Oceania and Asia-Pacific region. The concept and design of the Oceania Handball League is based on a franchise model developed by Yacholl & Company Pty Ltd.Management of the Oceania Handball League is proposed to be comprised of representatives from the International Handball Federation, Oceania Handball Federation, Australian Handball Federation, SSS, Domestic Sport Management Company, PR. Gold Maxx Plus and OHL PTY LTD

Ljubisa Jeftic, graduated P.E. teacher has been developing this business plan for over fifteen years with the primary idea to establish an Australian Handball League Franchise that is a unique commercial sporting opportunity combining the essential components of grass roots sporting development with a world-class competition. He developed the first organised handball club in Australia, as a separate sector within the Rosebury Adamstown soccer club, developed the first handball academy in Australia and Oceania and was one of the main initiators for creating a state handball league in NSW, VIC and QLD. Also, he organised the first Australian handball club tournament in which the men's team were two-time winners and the women's team won second place twice. From his club and academy four men players and two women players played for the Australian national team at the Olympics. Also, he created more than 20 junior state and national players for both men and women teams and trained handball to over 300 students weekly and another four Olympic sports: tennis, volleyball, basketball and soccer.

Danina Jeftic, a former player of the Australian senior handball national team and graduate from the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences.

Kristina Jeftic, graduated Philologist and Master of Strategic Public Relations from the University of Sydney, who have decided to bring this business plan to realization.

The OHL.Inc. executive board has 25 extremely qualified members including the founders; two solicitors, CEO who will run the league, IT expert, programmer and engineer, SEO, PR experts and marketing professionals, gambling advisor and architect, building construction engineer for sport- social- gambling facilities, scouting and statistics personnel, accountant, TV and media representatives, doctors and specialists for sport injuries. The remaining members are handball experts who will be head coaches and state managers in all six states, with two CEOs of the Australian Handball Academy (1M x 1W). They will scout 24 European coaches and 168 players. All of them will work on developing handball in Australia. Head coaches will be experienced in either coaching or playing or both, among which will be Olympic medalist, world and European medal winners; Svetlana Kitic, CEO of the Australian Handball Women's Academies, the very best women's handball player of all time, has Olympic, world and European gold medals. This team of people are guaranteed to accomplish and make this project successful.

The development of the Australian Handball League therefore, seems imperative should Australia wish to become a world-class Handball nation. Thus, it would seem that securing the first objective by developing the Australian Handball League will have a meaningful and positive effect on the Australia's Olympic handball preparation.

Official Launch

The Oceania Handball League will be officially launched when the terms in the following reached:
1.2 If this Franchise is a new Franchise which has not previously operated, the grant of the Franchise is conditional upon the grant of a minimum of 6 Franchises for the particular Franchise as specified in Item 1 of the Reference Schedule.
1.3 Subject to clause 1.2 this Franchise will commence:
(a) 7 days after the grant of the sixth Franchise for the particular Franchise as specified in Item 1 of the Reference Schedule: or
(b) where 6 Franchises have been established in terms of clause 1.2; this Franchise will commence 30 days from the date specified in clause 1.1
1 Head coach and 7 players from oversees. The selected Head coach coming from a recognised and prestigious European country selects 3 experienced players from their country making the base of the franchise club with OHL PTY LTD approval. The right for selecting the base of the franchise clubs have franchise buyers, by the order in which they were bought. The other 4 players for the remaining positions will be drawn out at the official launch by franchise owners. Plus, 1 domestic coach, 2 national players, 3-5 domestic players, 1 club manager, 1 doctor and 1 physiotherapist. Location of base of franchise according to Australian states:

NSW Men	VIC Men	QLD Men	ACT Men	SA Men	WA Men	TAS Men	NT Men
1 SRB MKD GRC CHN	2 FRA ESP POR KOR	3 DEN NOR SWE ISL	4 CRO HUN SVN ITA	5 RUS POL BLR BRA	6 GER ROU CHE EGY	7 or 13 GER DEN BRA ISL	8 or 14 NOR KOR CZE EGY
7 -	8 -	9 ESP	-	-	-	-	-
10 ROU SWE MNE	11 SWE ROU	12 KOR	-	-	-	-	-

NSW Women	VIC Women	QLD Women	ACT Women	SA Women	WA Women	TAS Women	NT Women
1 RUS CHN SRB	2 NLD GER SRB	3 NOR DEN SWE	4 DEN BRA MNE	5 FRA ESP POR	6 SWE CZE POL	7 or 13 NLD KOR HUN	8 or 14 ROU MNE CHN
7 -	8 -	9 ESP JAP	-	-	-	-	-
10 CRO SVN ITA	11 SRB MKD GRC	12 CZE POL CHN	-	-	-	-	-

Individuals, organisations, companies and other suitable organisations interested in finding out more about the proposed League are invited to attend the launch where further details including the detailed business model and financial considerations will be presented.
Note:
The list of the remaining countries for the other 4 men players will be selected from the countries where the franchise base is located and the following:
SVN; NOR; AUT; CHE; BIH; MNE; ITA; CZE; SVK; PRT; DNK; BLR; UKR; BGR; TUR and GRC. For women: DEU; SWE; ISL; SVN; ITA; GRC; UKR; BLR; BIH; SVK; CZE; PRT; BGR and MKD. In the meantime, interested parties can contact representatives from the Oceania Handball League via the contacts published on this web site for preliminary information and are invited to watch this web site for further details

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What is Handball?

Handball is a game of continuous action incorporating elements of skill, strength and endurance. Handball is played in over 200 countries by more than 20 million players throughout the six continents of the world.
For more information please visit handball transfers (and http://www.ihf.info).

Handball at the elite level is a very tough and demanding sport requiring enormous physical and psychological fitness. It has been said that handball is the fastest team ball sport. There is a great deal of physical contact and end-to-end action involving high jumps, powerful throws and spectacular agility. The women certainly match the men for excitement, determination and skill.

Handball was developed in Europe about 120 years ago emanating from Denmark, Sweden and Germany in the late 19th century. Originally played as “field handball” on a football pitch and 11-a-side, handball made its first appearance in an Olympic Games in Berlin, 1936 in this format.

Up to 1960 the ‘classic’ 11-a-side outdoor game of field handball was preferred by the Central Europeans and a newer version, played 7-a-side and indoor on a smaller court was preferred by the Scandinavians. Both disciplines were popular during this period but in the years 1960 to 1969, despite numerous rule changes intended to make the 11-a-side game more attractive, the faster, 7-a-side indoor version of handball became the dominant form, being re-introduced into the Olympic Games program for men in Munich, 1972 and for women in Montreal, 1976. Handball has remained in the Olympic Games since that time and has steadily grown in popularity to the extent that it is now one of the most watched and most attended sports on the Olympic program.

Australia was admitted as the 100th member of the IHF at the Congress held in association with the Seoul Olympic Games in 1988 and entered the New Millennium by celebrating the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games where the Australian men’s and women’s teams participated for the first time at an Olympic Games.

Handball was played at Sydney Olympic Park and was a hit sport during the Sydney 2000 Olympics. It was the 9th most watched sport with an attendance of nearly 200,000 spectators during the Games.

The International Handball Federation conducts World Championships in Youth, Junior and Open age divisions as well as the newly established beach handball version of the game on a two-yearly basis.

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Contact Us

For further information about franchise opportunities and the Oceania Handball League PTY LTD, please contact:

Mrs. Kristina Jeftic

Chairwoman of OHL PTY LTD

PR. GOLD MAXX PLUS

E-Mail KRISTINA

Mrs. Danina Jeftic

CEO of OHL PTY LTD

E-Mail DANINA

Mr. Ljubisa Jeftic

Founder & Senior Advisor of OHL PTY LTD

E-Mail LJUBISA

Mr. STEVEN STOJANOVIC

STOJANOVIC SOLICITORS

E-Mail STEVEN

Mrs. SUZY
DAVID

DAVID LEGAL

E-Mail SUZY

Australia & Oceania Handball League

Visit our partner program with The Australian Sports Foundation at https://asf.org.au/projects/ohl

Business Plan

Business Plan OHL
(Download Link)

Franchise Handball Agreement
(Download Link)

Operations Manual
(Download Link)

Franchisor Management Contract
(Download Link)

Club - Management Contract
(Download Link)

Development

ABOUT US

Official Launch

Project Gallery

What is Handball?

Contact Us

Mrs. Kristina Jeftic

Mrs. Danina Jeftic

Mr. Ljubisa Jeftic

Mr. STEVEN STOJANOVIC

Mrs. SUZY
DAVID

Business Plan

Business Plan OHL(Download Link)

Franchise Handball Agreement(Download Link)

Operations Manual(Download Link)

Franchisor Management Contract(Download Link)

Club - Management Contract(Download Link)

Development

ABOUT US

Official Launch

Project Gallery

What is Handball?

Contact Us

Mrs. Kristina Jeftic

Mrs. Danina Jeftic

Mr. Ljubisa Jeftic

Mr. STEVEN STOJANOVIC

Mrs. SUZY DAVID

Business Plan OHL
(Download Link)

Franchise Handball Agreement
(Download Link)

Operations Manual
(Download Link)

Franchisor Management Contract
(Download Link)

Club - Management Contract
(Download Link)

Mrs. SUZY
DAVID