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How to stage modern sports experience in nontraditional setting05 / 20 / 13T oday’s venues for sporting events are pushing the boundaries of traditional risk management for event organizers. From college basketball on aircraft carriers to regular-season football games abroad, event risk paradigms often depend on th... Tags: Opinion |
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From the Field of Career Counseling
A h, the glorious sights and sounds of spring training: sun-drenched diamonds, gloves popping and bats crackling. Hope and optimism spring eternal in the warm destinations of Arizona and Florida this time of year. Spring training also means wa ...
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From the Executive Editor
I f you were in New Orleans for the Super Bowl, much of the conversation focused on New York City hosting the game next February and all the logistical challenges of a cold-weather Super Bowl. Our reports coming out of that week were indicative of ...
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Cheers for ‘Champions’
Love the plans for an expanded “Champions: Pioneers in Sports Business” program and related recognition. If it were not for Donald Dell (during my days at SFX), I would not know half of the tools of our trade that I know today. Kudos to ...
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From the Executive Editor
I recently traveled to Atlanta for the day and was able to spend some time with longtime sports business executive Lonnie Cooper and his team at CSE. Many of you know that Lonnie built his business on representation and now, after 27 years, has ...
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Sutton Impact
F irst of all, thank you my readers and followers for the thoughts and opinions regarding last month’s column (Jan. 7-13 issue) in which I broached the hunters and farmers concept. Those emails and tweets shaped my thinking regarding the dec ...
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What's ahead for NCAA medical officer
T he NCAA has announced the establishment of a new chief medical officer position, held by Dr. Brian Hainline, who started in January. According to the NCAA, a key component of Hainline’s work will be the creation of a “center of excel ...
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From the Executive Editor
I recently sat as a judge during the seventh annual National Sports Forum Case Cup Competition in Orlando, in which eight graduate sports management programs participated: George Washington University, the University of South Carolina, the Univer ...
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From the Field of Fan Engagement
S tating the obvious, we live in a world that’s more globally connected, both socially and technologically, than ever before. As intuitive as this statement is, the implications of this new world have yet to affect many sports organizati ...
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