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Sports Management

The role of organizing, promoting, and overseeing sports events, teams, and facilities.

Sports Marketing

The process of promoting and selling the sport and the brand.

Facility Management

Operations, maintenance, and safety of sports venues.

Event Management

Planning, organizing, and executing sports events.

Sports Finance

Budgeting, sponsorships, ticket sales, and revenue management.

Leadership Skills

Essential skills for a career in sports management including communication and organizational skills.

Critical Thinking

The ability to evaluate information and make reasoned judgments, essential in sports management.

Sports Industry Ecosystem

Includes commercial sports, amateur sports, and recreation and fitness industry.

Public Organizations

Government-funded sports organizations, typically focusing on community access.

Private Organizations

Sports organizations funded through private contributions and business operations.

Non-Profit Organizations

Entities that reinvest their profits into community or youth sports programs.

International Governing Bodies

Organizations like the IOC that regulate and promote sports on a global scale.

Centralized Structure

A structure where a single governing body has authority over multiple areas.

Decentralized Structure

A structure featuring multiple organizations with various responsibilities.

Functional Structure

An organization structure with specialized departments such as marketing and operations.

Matrix Structure

A hybrid structure combining hierarchical and functional components.

Executive Management

High-level roles like CEO and Executive Director in sports organizations.

Middle Management

Roles such as Directors of finance, marketing, and operations.

Operational Management

Roles focused on day-to-day operations like event coordinators.

Intangible Products

Products that are not physical goods, such as experiences in sports.

Fan Loyalty

The emotional connection fans have to teams or athletes.

Segmentation

Dividing the market into distinct groups based on demographics and behaviors.

Promotional Strategies

Techniques used to increase visibility and sales, including advertising and PR.

Digital Marketing

Using online platforms to reach and engage with fans.

Branding

Creating a strong identity for teams, athletes, and events.

Contract Law

Legal principles governing agreements between parties in sports.

Sports Contracts

Agreements outlining the terms between players and organizations.

Risk Management

Strategies in sports to minimize potential legal and safety risks.

Intellectual Property

Legal concepts protecting creations of the mind, such as trademarks and copyrights.

Collective Bargaining Agreements

Negotiated contracts between athletes and management representing player rights.

Event Management Phases

Key timelines in organizing an event, including pre-event and evaluation.

Venue Selection

Choosing the right location for a sports event based on key criteria.

Sponsorship in Events

Partnering with organizations to secure funding for sports events.

Sustainability in Events

Implementing eco-friendly practices in sports event management.

Financial Management

The process of managing financial resources in sports organizations.

Revenue Models

Strategies for generating income through various streams in sports.

Profitability

The ability of sports organizations to generate profit while engaging with fans.

Strategic Planning

Long-term goal and strategy development for competitiveness in sports.

SWOT Analysis

Assessment framework examining Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats.

Leadership Styles

Different approaches to managing and motivating in sports settings.

Ethical Decision-Making

Frameworks guiding choices in sports considering fairness and justice.

Change Management

The process of guiding organizations through transitions in the sports industry.

Case Studies

Examples from real life used to illustrate theoretical concepts in sports management.