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Xavier University Sports Administration Seminar Lecture Notes September 7, 2016 Jackie Reau

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Sports Industry EssayTyped 500 word essay (with opinion) on youth sports in the

United States with three sources

Economic impact for cities, facilities, equipmentPhysical fitness

Social skillsLife preparedness

Time management

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Class Discussion:Is she the best female athlete ever?

By "greatest," do we mean most famous? Or most accomplished? Or something even more subjective: a measure of the person's actual athleticism? Or is it some mix of all of the above?

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Current Event Discussion

• Definition of a Sports Commission: Typically non-profit organizations charged with attracting and hosting sporting events to drive awareness and revenue for their city or region.– Watch video from NASC– Cincinnati Sports Commission is working on a bid for a

national hockey conference that will welcome 20,000+ athletes resulting in 8,000+ hotel room nights.

• Sources: National Association of Sports Commissions, Cincinnati Sports Commission

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Current Event Discussion

Sports Event Industry$8.3 billion annually spent on traveling, competing in amateur sporting events

Formula for Measuring the Sport Event Industry• Amateur athletic events bring in an average of $208.80 in

direct spending per visitor, each day of the event

• Source: University of Arizona study

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Current Event Discussion

• Currently, Sports Commissions have a few revenue sources:– Room night taxes from booked events via a relationship

with their City, County or State– Corporate support in the form of sponsorships or grants

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Current Event Discussion

• Currently, Sports Commissions have the following expenses:– Staffing and overhead (office, utilities, equipment,

entertainment, travel)– Bid fees (range in amounts due to size of event)

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Current Event Discussion

• Ideas & Opportunities for New Revenue Streams for Sports Commissions:– Conduct a Community Audit to determine gaps in hosting

sporting events based on youth participation and create/host your own event

– Create an Advocacy Group to Fund-Raise from Individuals (not sponsorships/grants). Start with $500/person and cap at 100 members to raise $50,000

– Create and host a Corporate Sports Challenge to engage local companies in an Olympic-style competition to increase engagement and funding support.

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Current Event Discussion

• Should a Sports Commission be measured on its room night production only?

• How else can a Sports Commission offer value to its community and constituents?

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Personal Development Portfolio

Begin outlining – Mission: Your Primary Objective (career goals)– Vision: Your Values (beliefs, work ethic)

– SWOT Analysis:• Strengths (internal)• Weaknesses (internal)• Opportunities (external)• Threats (external, no control)

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Personal Development Portfolio

Competitive Analysis on Your Dream Job– List of companies & leaders who have the job now

• Top 10 list to narrowcast your search

– How many of these jobs exist?– Is there a professional organization in which all are

members?– What are the market trends in the field?

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Personal Development Portfolio

Personal Positioning

How will you position yourself?– Internships (focused approach)– Volunteer opportunities (focused approach)– Informational interviews with decision-makers