Lower Saxony-Bremen tennis association

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Tennis Association Lower Saxony-Bremen eV
Association coat of arms TNB
sport tennis
Founded 1952 as the Lower Saxony Tennis Association
president Raik Packeiser
societies 1300
Members 136,000 (as of June 2019)
Association headquarters Bad Salzdetfurth
Homepage www.tnb-tennis.de

The Lower Saxony-Bremen Tennis Association (TNB) is the umbrella organization in which tennis clubs from Lower Saxony and Bremen are united. The main office is in Bad Salzdetfurth .

Over 135,000 people in around 1300 clubs are organized in the TNB. Thus, the TNB's third largest state association in the German Tennis Federation (DTB) and alone with the Lower Saxony clubs the fourth largest in Landessportbund Lower Saxony (LSB). Around 30,000 volunteers are involved at all levels in the TNB and in the affiliated associations.

history

On January 1, 2018, the Lower Saxony Tennis Association merged with the Northwest Tennis Association and renamed the Lower Saxony-Bremen Tennis Association.

structure

The TNB is made up of a total of twelve regions.

  • Bremen
  • Dollar-Ems-Vechta
  • Hanover
  • Harz heather
  • Hildesheim-Peine
  • Jade-Weser-Hunte
  • Lueneburg Heath
  • Oldenburger-Münsterland
  • Osnabrück
  • South Elbe
  • Südheide
  • Southern Lower Saxony

The regions consist of a total of 1300 associations, each of which sends a club delegate to the general assembly, the highest decision-making body. The general assembly elects the TNB presidium and the advisory committees and commissions. The presidium appoints the managing director of the organization. Together with the presidium and the managing director as well as the spokesman for the regions, the honorary presidents and the chairmen of the regions form the association advisory board as a recommendation body.

Strategy concept and mission statement

strategy

In 2006 the Lower Saxony Tennis Association began developing a future-oriented strategy concept. Clear guidelines for the benefit of the members, for the benefit of the association and for the benefit of tennis in Lower Saxony have been established for the actions of the NTV within the next four years. After the merger with TV Nord-West, the concept was transferred to TNB and continuously developed.

Mission statement

A mission statement was also developed in the course of developing the strategy. The TNB sees itself as a company in this regard and wants to achieve this through detailed communication of goals. In addition, the mission statement is intended to create stronger identification. The guiding principle of the TNB describes not only the guiding principle but also the self-image of the association, the tasks and success characteristics, the goals and demands. The mission statement of the TNB aims to give all players in the clubs an overview of the most important goals, standards and principles according to which they act.

TennisBase Hannover

Since 2007 the TennisBase Hanover of the TNB has been a federal base for young and future professional players, which enables young people to participate in a school at the same time. The TennisBase Hannover is both the federal support point Hanover - one of four federal tennis support points in Germany - the state performance center of the TNB, a tennis academy and a boarding school.

The TennisBase cooperates with the German Tennis Association, the State Sports Association of Lower Saxony, the Carl-Friedrich-Gauß-Schule Hemmingen (an elite school of sports ), with the Olympic base in Hanover and the other federal bases.

President

year Surname
1947-1952 Richard Stephanus
1952-1971 Fritz Kütemeyer
1971-1975 Karl-Heinz Festerling
1975-1981 Rudolf Wiepen
1981-1993 Erich Martin
1993-2003 Johann Stadtlander
2003-2004 Jürgen Boom
2004-2018 Gottfried Schumann
since 2018 Raik Packeiser

The Honorary Presidents of the Lower Saxony-Bremen Tennis Association are:

  • Gottfried Schumann (TNB)
  • Hanns-Gerd Fischer (TV Northwest)
  • Johann Stadtlander (NTV)
  • Erich Martin (NTV)
  • Karl-Heinz Festerling (†)
  • Fritz Kütemeyer (†)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b history. Tennisverband Niedersachsen-Bremen eV, accessed on February 18, 2020 (German).
  2. ↑ a b profile. Tennisverband Niedersachsen-Bremen eV, accessed on February 18, 2020 (German).
  3. ↑ Tennis in Bad Salzdetfurth. City of Bad Salzdetfurth, accessed on February 18, 2020 (German).
  4. ↑ a b Organizational structure and members. Tennisverband Niedersachsen-Bremen eV, accessed on February 18, 2020 (German).
  5. ↑ a b strategy concept and mission statement. Tennisverband Niedersachsen-Bremen eV, accessed on February 18, 2020 (German).
  6. ↑ a b TennisBase Hannover. Tennisverband Niedersachsen-Bremen eV, accessed on February 18, 2020 (German).
  7. ↑ a b The federal base. Tennisverband Niedersachsen-Bremen eV, accessed on February 18, 2020 (German).
  8. ↑ Honorary Presidents and Honorary Members. Tennisverband Niedersachsen-Bremen eV, accessed on February 18, 2020 (German).