Rosterfy Blog

Rosterfy is proud to announce that they will be working with not-for-profit organisation, Baby Give Back, to streamline and manage their volunteers.

Glasgow City Council has selected Rosterfy, leaders in volunteer management, to support and engage it’s volunteers ahead of the 26^th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26), which will take place in November this year. 

With a mission to connect communities to events and causes they’re passionate about, the team at Rosterfy are committed to helping organizations around the world to streamline their volunteer and paid workforce management to ensure opportunities are accessible for all. 

For a sixth consecutive year, Rosterfy has been selected as the volunteer management solution for the Super Bowl host city. Super Bowl LVI will be in Los Angeles in 2022 and the Host Committee efforts will be led by the Los Angeles Sports & Entertainment Commission (LASEC). 

Rosterfy is excited to announce that they have been selected as the volunteer management solution for The Special Olympics New Zealand National Summer Games 2021. 

With over 20 years experience, building several successful high growth tech companies, Rosterfy is thrilled to announce that tech entrepreneur, Steven Power has joined their executive team in an advisory role. Steve will to help develop and deliver on the Company’s strategy to connect communities to events and causes they are passionate about.

Rosterfy is strengthening its North American presence through a partnership with the leading provider of background and identity services, Sterling Backcheck.

Following an extensive search, Rosterfy has been selected as the software provider for The World Games 2022 Volunteer Program presented by BBVA. 

The innovative scheduling platform will help coordinate recruitment, engagement and training of volunteers for the international event.

The rapid onset of the COVID-19 pandemic has caused an immediate and unprecedented impact on the mass participation sports events industry. This has resulted in a historic number of event cancellations and postponements, loss of jobs and subsequent economic impact on the secondary industries that service these events.

The rapid onset of the COVID-19 pandemic has caused an immediate and unprecedented impact on the mass participation sports events industry. This has resulted in a historic number of event cancellations and postponements, loss of jobs and subsequent economic impact on the secondary industries that service these events.