The Sport Business Handbook

Höfundur Richard B. Horrow

Útgefandi Human Kinetics Publishers

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Print ISBN 9781492543107

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  • Cover
  • Title Page
  • Copyright
  • Dedication
  • Contents
  • Foreword
  • Preface
  • Instructor’s Note
  • Acknowledgments
  • Part I. Launching Your Career in Sport Business
  • 1. Mastering the Craft of Sport Business
  • A 50-Year Front-Row Seat, by Ted Killory
  • Sports Evoke Our Emotional Extremes, by Scott D. Michel
  • Write Down Your Dream Job, by Richard Peddie
  • 2. Essential Lessons for the Sport Business Professional
  • The Value of Showing Up, by Joe Favorito
  • Keep Your Head Down and Keep Working, by Jay Bilas
  • 10 Principles From a “Collector” of Philosophies, by Brandon Steiner
  • 3. Fostering Meaningful Business Relationships
  • Take Charge to Help Give Kids Equal Opportunities, by Shane Battier
  • I Want to Be President, by Andy Dolich
  • Find Direction With Your Own Mission Statement, by Marc Trestman
  • Part II. Building Your Branding and Selling Skill Sets
  • 4. Executing a Consistent Process and Vision
  • Learning to Balance Tradition and Innovation, by George Pyne
  • Make Sure Your Minor League Is Major, by David A. Andrews
  • Making Money With the Money You’ve Made, by Ric Edelman
  • 5. Filling an Industry Need
  • Outworking Adversity, by Gary Player
  • Finding My Next Act After Olympic Gold, by Scott Hamilton
  • Understanding the Power of Numbers, by Dan Towriss
  • 6. Building a Championship Brand
  • One Question Paves the Way to Compelling Stories, by Ross Greenburg
  • Customizing a Message for Fans: Three Stories, by Frank Luntz
  • Maintaining a Vibrant Brand With Passionate Purpose, by John Spanos and A.G. Spanos
  • 7. A Mindset of Authenticity: The First Step in a Successful Sport Business Venture
  • From Humble Beginnings to PGA Concessionaire, by David Lee Cook III
  • Success: The Intersection of Talent and Passion, by Pat Williams
  • One Good Deed Leads to Another, and Another, and Another …, by Cal Ripken Jr.
  • 8. Handling Crises Calmly and Capably
  • Preparation Has Always Been a Hallmark of BAA, by Tom Grilk
  • Rebuilding After Katrina, by Doug Thornton
  • Proactive Safety Measures Essential to Youth Sport, by Jon Butler
  • 9. Building a Brand That Reflects Your Core Values
  • Why Not?, by Donna Orender
  • Rectify Mistakes Quickly: The Houston Dynamo Case Study, by Oliver Luck
  • Pitcher-Agent Has Once-in-a-Lifetime Encounter During Comeback, by Steve Trout
  • Part III. Mastering Modern Media and Technology
  • 10. Harnessing Modern Media Strategies
  • The Value in the Values of the Games, by David Baker
  • Going the Extra Miles Can Put You on the Map, by Ken Solomon
  • Sports Require Quick Thinking for Solutions, by Jim Ganley
  • 11. Changing Technologies, Changing Consumption
  • Media, Athletes Both Navigating Increased Exposure, by Harvey Greene
  • Filling the Gaps Between Plays, by Jim Lawson
  • Attention to Detail, Top to Bottom, by Mark Williams
  • 12. Using Analytics and Social Media Effectively
  • Growth of Analytics Leads to Industry Evolution, by Jessica Gelman
  • Pushing the Boundaries of Technology in Sport, by Angela Ruggiero
  • Toward a Better Understanding of Sport Market Analytics, by Richard Lipsey
  • 13. Translating Technology Into New Markets
  • How “Moonshot” Technology in Regenerative Medicine Influences the Business of Sport, by Jeff Conroy
  • Retail Analytics of the Future Benefits Consumer, Company, by Matt O’Toole
  • Future of Sport Media Is Addressing Fans Who Lean Forward, by Chris Wagner
  • Part IV. Making Successful Deals
  • 14. Developing Business Deals Consistent With Your Core Values
  • Paying Back a Debt … With Interest, by Richard A. Chaifetz
  • Using Sport to Explain, Engage, and Inspire, by Jon Chapman
  • Do Work That Feeds Your Soul, by Don Garber
  • 15. The Arc of the Deal
  • Listen and Respond, by Rich McKay
  • The Agent’s List, by Bob Kain
  • With Your Name Comes Responsibility, by Pat Rooney Jr.
  • 16. Working Toward Consensus
  • “Six Win and Six Lose,” by Randy Vataha
  • Doing the Unpopular, by Senator George Mitchell
  • Support Helped New GM Learn on the Job, by Ann Meyers Drysdale
  • 17. The Importance of Marketing in Deal Making
  • Modern Sport Marketers Must Value the Experience, by Chris Lencheski
  • The First Shoe Deal Came Naturally, by Sonny Vaccaro
  • Globalization of the Sport Agency Business, by Philip D.M. de Picciotto
  • 18. Operating Successfully in the Public and Private Domains: The Birth of MAPS and the Rebirth of Oklahoma City
  • How Indy Used Sport to Build Civic Pride, by Greg Ballard
  • Stadiums Are Easy to Build—It’s Only Money, by Maher Maso
  • 19. Mastering Licensing Strategies as Part of Your Brand
  • Global Sport Institute Researches Across Disciplines, by Kenneth L. Shropshire
  • How to Handle the Complex Modern World of College Athletics, by Jack Swarbrick
  • 20. Securing Strategic Sponsorships: The Sponsor’s Perspective
  • Having a Purpose Gives You Perseverance, by Jamey Rootes
  • Protecting Golf’s Image Required Facts, Plan, by Joe Steranka
  • Role Reversal: Think About Your Check Writer’s Objectives Before You Think About Yours, by Michael Whan
  • 21. Securing Strategic Sponsorships: The Rights Holder’s Perspective
  • In the Right Place at the Right Time, by Dick Cass
  • Be Willing to Blaze Your Own Trail—Just Don’t Forget to Bring Along Your Key Stakeholders, by Larry Scott
  • The Jones Family: A Football Legacy, by Stephen Jones
  • Part V. Mastering Leadership Skills
  • 22. Creating a Framework for Leadership
  • Be Not Afraid of Greatness, by Frank Supovitz
  • All I Know About Leadership I Learned as Senate Majority Leader, by Senator George Mitchell
  • Defy Expectations … Prove Yourself, by Bryan R. Sperber
  • 23. Operationalizing Philosophy and Values While Building a Culture of Integrity and Excellence
  • Equal Pay Is a Better Business Model, by Butch Buchholz
  • LeBron’s Value Is Chasing Excellence On and Off the Court, by Frederick R. Nance
  • Process, People, Plan, and Careful Execution, by Nick Sakiewicz
  • 24. Championing Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion in the Workplace
  • More Sports = More Leadership Development Opportunities, by Ray Anderson
  • Making a Difference Is a Kick, by Rolf Benirschke
  • Ali Center Supports Athletes’ Push for Change, by Eli Wolff
  • 25. Leadership Lessons Learned the Hard Way
  • Opportunity Knocks When You Open Your Mouth, by Stan Kasten
  • The Common Link Between Vegas Crooners and Hall of Famers, by Pete LaCock
  • Problem Solvers Versus Problem Creators … Choose Wisely, by Pat Gallagher
  • 26. Cultivating a Winning Edge
  • From Athens to LA to Phoenix: Keep Chasing Your Dreams, by Derrick Hall
  • The Lessons of Competitiveness, by Bob Griese
  • How Orlando Used Sport to Get Out of a Rut, by Mayor Buddy Dyer
  • 27. Sustaining Excellence: From Stadiums to Stewardship
  • Learning From Others in LA, by Kevin Demoff
  • Creating a Community Gathering Place: U.S. Bank Stadium, by Trip Boswell
  • Observations From Years Working in “the Fun Business,” by Pat Gallagher
  • Epilogue
  • NASCAR Whiz Kid Learns the Two Rs Early in His Career, by Michael Nichols II
  • A Producer’s Perspective, by Tanner Simkins
  • Index
  • About the Editors
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