Basket Case Clubs

Ep 90: Create the Handover You Never Got - Tools You Wish You Had When You Started

• CPR Group • Season 1 • Episode 90

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What do you do when you inherit a club role and the only thing left behind is a bag of crumpled receipts and a dodgy login?

In this solo episode, Michael dives headfirst into the glorious mess that is club handovers — or more accurately, the lack thereof. From missing passwords to vanished presidents, it’s no wonder every new committee feels like they’re reinventing the wheel.

Whether you're a first-time treasurer, a seasoned secretary, or the poor soul trying to figure out what the last committee actually did, this one’s for you.

So if you've ever stepped into a role and thought, “Where do I even start?” — get ready. This episode is packed with tools, real talk and as always, a few good laughs from the trenches of Basket Case-y clubland.

Watch this episode on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/mGl9bkIBFRk

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