The document discusses plans for the 4th "Business Start-up" contest organized by the Group of Potential Administrators from the University of Economics and Law. It provides an overview of the previous contests, which have attracted thousands of students. The 4th contest aims to be of high quality and widespread influence. Sponsors are invited to support the contest and Vietnamese youth. In exchange, sponsors receive various privileges like media exposure, opportunities to recruit students, and involvement in organizing the event. The contest will include application and training periods, followed by demonstration of business ideas and a final competition. The document outlines budgets and expenditures for prizes, media, organization, and other expenses totaling over 147 million VND for the 4th "Business
The document is a partnership proposal from the University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City inviting companies to partner with their annual "Tu Tin Vao Doi" career preparation program for college seniors. The program has been successful in the past four years in helping over 40,000 students prepare for entering the workforce. The 2013 program will focus on "Job Hunting in a Competitive Age" and include career fairs, workshops, and competitions to help students feel more confident. Partnering companies can promote their brand, recruit talent, and support young workers through various partnership options ranging from $300-800 with benefits like booths, promotions, and access to student databases.
The Mongolia International Business English Olympiad is an annual competition established in 2002 to improve business education in Mongolia. This year's Olympiad will take place over two days in April and will involve case studies, translations, presentations, and teamwork across various business subjects. It aims to develop critical thinking, new perspectives, and networking among business students, educators, and professionals. Teams will compete through written and oral assessments evaluating their reading, writing, and presentation skills when addressing ethics, entrepreneurship and environmental responsibility scenarios.
Report on seminars sayed waheed 2IBM02Waheed Sayed
The document summarizes several seminars that were reported on. Seminars included topics like doing business in China, rebranding Africa, applying for jobs abroad, and the history of Uber. Information provided on each seminar included speaker names and details, locations, and dates/times. Research was also presented on some of the topics, including the European Council, factors for doing business in different regions, and Uber's origins and global growth. Brief reflections touched on lessons learned about various cultures, economies, and recognizing opportunities.
This document discusses electronic archiving and the challenges of preserving digital records over long periods of time. It addresses issues like file format obsolescence, hardware and software degradation, and loss of context. Potential solutions proposed include maintaining "museums" of old systems, emulation, and regular migration of documents to new formats and storage media. The key aspects of a successful electronic archiving system are selection, organization and long-term preservation of authentic, reliable records while maintaining usability over decades.
The document discusses digital preservation challenges, principles, and strategies. It outlines the key challenges of preserving digital information over time due to evolving hardware, software, and file formats. It also describes the Open Archival Information System (OAIS) reference model, which defines best practices for digital preservation and long-term access. This includes packaging digital objects with metadata to understand and render them over time. The document also discusses digital preservation strategies like migration and emulation, and tools that can help with format validation, metadata capture, and standardization on ingest into a repository.
Moreq2 is a European standard that describes requirements for electronic records management systems. It aims to standardize how electronic records are organized, captured, stored, retained, and disposed of. Moreq2 compliance will be tested through a standardized test framework. This will allow ECM systems suppliers to be certified and trusted across Europe. However, implementing Moreq2 presents challenges as countries have different existing laws and practices regarding records management. National chapter zeros will need to align each country's legislation with the Moreq2 standard.
This document discusses Romania's adoption of the MoReq2 standard for electronic records management. It provides historical context on Romania's records management practices. It notes some positive aspects currently in Romania, such as standardized procedures. However, it also notes the field is still developing, with limited digital records preservation and lack of training. Adopting MoReq2 could help modernize practices and align with EU standards, but challenges remain due to the current early stage of electronic records management in Romania.
The document discusses plans for the 4th "Business Start-up" contest organized by the Group of Potential Administrators from the University of Economics and Law. It provides an overview of the previous contests, which have attracted thousands of students. The 4th contest aims to be of high quality and widespread influence. Sponsors are invited to support the contest and Vietnamese youth. In exchange, sponsors receive various privileges like media exposure, opportunities to recruit students, and involvement in organizing the event. The contest will include application and training periods, followed by demonstration of business ideas and a final competition. The document outlines budgets and expenditures for prizes, media, organization, and other expenses totaling over 147 million VND for the 4th "Business
The document is a partnership proposal from the University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City inviting companies to partner with their annual "Tu Tin Vao Doi" career preparation program for college seniors. The program has been successful in the past four years in helping over 40,000 students prepare for entering the workforce. The 2013 program will focus on "Job Hunting in a Competitive Age" and include career fairs, workshops, and competitions to help students feel more confident. Partnering companies can promote their brand, recruit talent, and support young workers through various partnership options ranging from $300-800 with benefits like booths, promotions, and access to student databases.
The Mongolia International Business English Olympiad is an annual competition established in 2002 to improve business education in Mongolia. This year's Olympiad will take place over two days in April and will involve case studies, translations, presentations, and teamwork across various business subjects. It aims to develop critical thinking, new perspectives, and networking among business students, educators, and professionals. Teams will compete through written and oral assessments evaluating their reading, writing, and presentation skills when addressing ethics, entrepreneurship and environmental responsibility scenarios.
Report on seminars sayed waheed 2IBM02Waheed Sayed
The document summarizes several seminars that were reported on. Seminars included topics like doing business in China, rebranding Africa, applying for jobs abroad, and the history of Uber. Information provided on each seminar included speaker names and details, locations, and dates/times. Research was also presented on some of the topics, including the European Council, factors for doing business in different regions, and Uber's origins and global growth. Brief reflections touched on lessons learned about various cultures, economies, and recognizing opportunities.
This document discusses electronic archiving and the challenges of preserving digital records over long periods of time. It addresses issues like file format obsolescence, hardware and software degradation, and loss of context. Potential solutions proposed include maintaining "museums" of old systems, emulation, and regular migration of documents to new formats and storage media. The key aspects of a successful electronic archiving system are selection, organization and long-term preservation of authentic, reliable records while maintaining usability over decades.
The document discusses digital preservation challenges, principles, and strategies. It outlines the key challenges of preserving digital information over time due to evolving hardware, software, and file formats. It also describes the Open Archival Information System (OAIS) reference model, which defines best practices for digital preservation and long-term access. This includes packaging digital objects with metadata to understand and render them over time. The document also discusses digital preservation strategies like migration and emulation, and tools that can help with format validation, metadata capture, and standardization on ingest into a repository.
Moreq2 is a European standard that describes requirements for electronic records management systems. It aims to standardize how electronic records are organized, captured, stored, retained, and disposed of. Moreq2 compliance will be tested through a standardized test framework. This will allow ECM systems suppliers to be certified and trusted across Europe. However, implementing Moreq2 presents challenges as countries have different existing laws and practices regarding records management. National chapter zeros will need to align each country's legislation with the Moreq2 standard.
This document discusses Romania's adoption of the MoReq2 standard for electronic records management. It provides historical context on Romania's records management practices. It notes some positive aspects currently in Romania, such as standardized procedures. However, it also notes the field is still developing, with limited digital records preservation and lack of training. Adopting MoReq2 could help modernize practices and align with EU standards, but challenges remain due to the current early stage of electronic records management in Romania.
The document describes an emotional situation where participants in a class did not deliver their input as agreed. It then outlines a 5-step wise mind process to handle emotional turmoil: 1) self-awareness of thoughts and feelings, 2) self-acceptance of the emotions, 3) self-regulation by not immediately reacting, 4) self-inquiry into the thoughts that triggered the emotions, and 5) self-expression through communicating feelings while also being willing to forgive. The document provides examples of applying this process to the described emotional situation.
The document discusses future trends in sports broadcasting, including the growth of digital technologies and fan engagement. It notes that while people once feared sports competing with other forms of entertainment like listening to music, digital technologies now enable new ways for fans to interact with sports. Live sports events will continue to be important community gatherings even as digital connectivity increases. The rise of player power and influence over revenue is also discussed as an ongoing trend in professional sports.
This presentation discusses social media management and online reputation management for the sports and entertainment sector. It covers how social media can improve fan experience, engage loyal fans, and build relationships. The presentation also discusses how social media allows for two-way interaction compared to traditional media, and how brands can create buzz, conversations and convert fans into sales. Examples of successful social media use by sports teams and athletes are provided. The services provided by the presenter to implement effective social media strategies are also listed.
Sports and events brands often lack understanding of digital marketing strategies to influence purchasing decisions, increase qualified traffic, and harness paid search and social opportunities. Effective digital marketing programs for sports and events should increase online visibility through SEO, social media optimization, paid media, retargeting, widgets and apps to drive more qualified traffic, sales, and ROI. Data analysis is needed to identify fan behaviors that impact purchases and convert engagement into revenue.
The relationships between sports fans and professional athletes has traditionally existed only at the para-social level; that is, fans watch their heroes perform on the field and identify with their successes - internalizing a player's and/or team's success as a personal one. Of course, any felt relationship between the fan and athlete is typically an imagined one, and usually of much greater importance to the fan. However, as more athletes take to social media to express their opinions on a broad spectrum of topics - both sports and non-sports related - this relationship has the potential to be both more intimate for the fan and more meaningful for the athlete. Recent evidence of this is use of social media by NFL players to plead their side of the labor dispute directly to the fans, circumventing both traditional media and team management in an effort to rally fan support from their followers. Yet, it is this circumvention that places a potential strain on team owners and other sports management executives, whose management role often includes maintaining the public image of the team as well as ensuring it's financial health (not mutually exclusive roles). As players continue to publish their raw thoughts and personalities via social media, concerns about how these players represent themselves and their franchises is at the forefront of sports management issues. If teams censor their athletes they run the risk of alienating fans, but if teams allow them to publish unfiltered, their overall brand might suffer. This presentation will highlight the current state of affairs by analyzing the role of social media in connecting fans to athletes, and the potential benefits and pitfalls of this relationship for sports management executives.
Dr. Bowman (Ph.D., Michigan State University) is an Assistant Professor of Communication Studies at WVU, where he researches and teaches courses on media psychology and the role of new media in human communication. A former athlete and sports writer, he has applied both of these areas of interest to focus on how fans use and are influenced by sports media. He has published work in leading communication research journals, including Cyberpsychology, Behavior and Social Networking, New Media & Society, and Journal of Communication, and he has authored a recent chapter on fantasy sports research for a Sports Fandom Anthology due out later this year.
Monetising Fan Engagement from Sponsorships and Sports EventsMasood Akhtar
Using tagged media within predictive econometric models is no longer sufficient to monetise sponsorship campaigns. Our Semantic Engagement Index (SEI) decodes the fan engagement from conversations during live sports events. This helps to understand the sponsorship effectiveness is whole new light. Packaging the SEI into an econometrics approach helps to better account for sponsorship and steer future allocations.
Knowledge Management: integrated web platform for sport events organizerFontannaz Thierry
This presentation summarizes the discussions and thinking of 4 students in Sport Management about Knowledge Sharing in Sports Organization. It presents why developing and using an integrated web platform for sport events organizer could support knowledge and experience management and sharing.
SDT2012 (P7.3): Using mobile ethnography to map the visitor experience of meg...Marc Stickdorn
This presentation was part of the SDT2012 - the 1st international conference on service design and tourism, Innsbruck/Austria, August 23-24, 2012. For more info on the conference and other presentations visit: www.sdt2012.com. All rights reserved by the author(s):
Marc Stickdorn, Austria
Management Center Innsbruck
Marc researches and teaches at MCI – Management Center Innsbruck in Austria. With a background in strategic management, he works with both public and private organisations on the implementation of service design thinking. He is editor and co-author of This is Service Design Thinking and developed tools like the Customer Journey Canvas or myServiceFellow.
Using mobile ethnography to map the visitor experience of mega sports events
The presentation reports a research project on using mobile ethnography to map the visitor and non-visitor experience of the mega sports event EURO2012 in Poznan, Poland. The project was conducted in cooperation with Martin Chlodnicki, Poznan University of Economics and this will be the very first presentation of the research findings after the event. Major take-aways of this presentation will be from a methodological point of view a vivid real-life case study on mobile ethnography as well as a life presentation of analysing data gathered with the mobile ethnography software myServiceFellow.
Event Wallet for Sports Events and StadiumsEvent Wallet
Sports clubs are creating more great digital content than ever, growing their online presence with fans. But how can we ensure we're offering it to fans when they want it the most?
Open crs 6 d011st modnational & international sports organizations & events22117124
The document provides information about various international sports organizations and events:
- The International Olympic Committee (IOC) is the supreme authority of the Olympic Movement and ensures the celebration of the Olympic Games while promoting Olympic values.
- The International Paralympic Committee governs the Paralympic Games and supports Paralympic athletes.
- Other international groups mentioned include the International Council for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, Sport, and Dance; International Federation of Sports Medicine; International University Sports Federation; World Anti-Doping Agency; and international sports federations.
- Details are also given about the Paralympic Games, national sports federations in India, and major world sporting events like the FIFA World Cup and Olympic Games.
This document contains the resume and portfolio of Nilesh Deshmukh. He has over 2 years of experience in sports management. Some of his responsibilities have included market research, event planning, sponsorship acquisition, and public relations. Notable projects include helping to launch PITSA, a sports association in Pune, and providing marketing support to the Maharashtra State Baseball Association. He has managed various sports events in tennis, cricket, football and more.
This document lists dates for several major upcoming sports events including Formula One in Japan starting October 6, 2011, Super Bowl XLVI starting February 4, 2012, the Olympic Games starting July 26, 2012, the FIFA World Cup 2014 starting June 11, 2014, and the Common Wealth Games starting July 23, 2014. It also provides social media links to follow travel specialists on Facebook and Twitter.
This presentation was delivered to the members of the Sports Executives Association. To watch the video recording of this presentation visit http://t3connect.com/sportsexec
Over the past few years, thousands of athletes, teams and leagues have embraced social networks like Facebook and Twitter to provide behind the scenes access and up-to-the minute info to eager sports fans across the globe.
Social media provides an unprecedented opportunity for athletes, teams and leagues to further connect with their fan base. And this connection is creating a tremendous opportunity for sponsors looking to ride the wave of influence these sports entities have over their fan base.
In this presentation, Trevor Turnbull (Founder - T3 CONNECT Sports Marketing) presents real world examples of how sports events are leveraging social media by profiling the Grand Slam tennis tournaments (Australian Open, US Open, Wimbeldon and French Open)
Copy Right @ Dr.Devendra Arora in Course of sports ManagementDr. Devendra Arora
The document discusses various career opportunities in sports management, including jobs in sports goods manufacturing companies, sports event management, TV channels, gyms, sports academies, and as personal managers or agents for renowned players. Completing courses in sports management would qualify one to work in organizing local, national, and international sports events for clubs, associations, federations, and IT companies.
The document discusses three main records management models:
1) The European Administrative model which does not distinguish between records and documents and is managed by administrative staff with no clear retention schedules.
2) The Lifecycle model conceived in the 1930s which defines the lifecycle of a record from creation to disposal and is based on a linear timeline. It separates records management and archival functions.
3) The Records Continuum model which defines records management as a continuum with four dimensions of time and space. It abolishes differences between archivists and records managers.
The document discusses the importance of physical activity and sports for students at Osnovna škola Bartola Kašića in Vinkovci, Croatia. It notes that students only receive 2 hours of physical education per week, which is not enough, so they participate in many sports competitions and tournaments locally and nationally. It provides examples of the various sports teams and activities the students are involved in, such as football, handball, cheerleading, table tennis, gymnastics, martial arts, athletics, swimming, ice skating, in-line skating, and walking, and mentions that the students have won many medals through their participation.
Brazil is hosting the 2014 World Cup and 2016 Olympics, hoping to boost its economy and global reputation. However, mega sports events have had mixed legacies. Some forecasts predict large economic and tourism gains for Brazil, while risks include economic losses, human rights violations from forced evictions, and failure to generate benefits for the public. Assessing the potential legacy depends on Brazil's ability to learn from mistakes of other host countries and ensure gains are inclusive and sustainable.
The document discusses the services provided by Total Sports Agency, including sport management, consulting, and VIP treatment for individual athletes. The agency aims to help athletes and organizations achieve their goals by providing services related to marketing, media relations, sponsorships, and connecting them with medical experts. It also discusses organizing the lives of athletes to allow them to focus on their sports. The agency works with experienced professionals and aims to properly market athletes and represent the commercial value of sports in Serbia.
Student clubs are integral to the LBS community. They cover professional, sporting, social and regional interests, are entirely run by current students and provide a key arena for students to get to know business and the alumni community.
Sponsoring a club or specific club activity will place you at the heart of student life and provide a great way to get to know future graduates with a known common interest and to promote your brand on campus.
Find out all the details of sponsorship opportunities for the wealth of student activity at London Business School.
The Sportskid Whisperer - Project presentation with animationAndrej Miklavc
The "Sportskid Whisperer" project aims to encourage children's participation in sports and provide guidance to parents. It includes an eponymous book, workshops, and ambassador programs to support children's development of skills and values through sports. The project seeks partners to support its global network and community in exchange for marketing opportunities reaching families involved in youth sports. Partnerships start at 50 euros per 1,000 children involved in sports.
The document describes an emotional situation where participants in a class did not deliver their input as agreed. It then outlines a 5-step wise mind process to handle emotional turmoil: 1) self-awareness of thoughts and feelings, 2) self-acceptance of the emotions, 3) self-regulation by not immediately reacting, 4) self-inquiry into the thoughts that triggered the emotions, and 5) self-expression through communicating feelings while also being willing to forgive. The document provides examples of applying this process to the described emotional situation.
The document discusses future trends in sports broadcasting, including the growth of digital technologies and fan engagement. It notes that while people once feared sports competing with other forms of entertainment like listening to music, digital technologies now enable new ways for fans to interact with sports. Live sports events will continue to be important community gatherings even as digital connectivity increases. The rise of player power and influence over revenue is also discussed as an ongoing trend in professional sports.
This presentation discusses social media management and online reputation management for the sports and entertainment sector. It covers how social media can improve fan experience, engage loyal fans, and build relationships. The presentation also discusses how social media allows for two-way interaction compared to traditional media, and how brands can create buzz, conversations and convert fans into sales. Examples of successful social media use by sports teams and athletes are provided. The services provided by the presenter to implement effective social media strategies are also listed.
Sports and events brands often lack understanding of digital marketing strategies to influence purchasing decisions, increase qualified traffic, and harness paid search and social opportunities. Effective digital marketing programs for sports and events should increase online visibility through SEO, social media optimization, paid media, retargeting, widgets and apps to drive more qualified traffic, sales, and ROI. Data analysis is needed to identify fan behaviors that impact purchases and convert engagement into revenue.
The relationships between sports fans and professional athletes has traditionally existed only at the para-social level; that is, fans watch their heroes perform on the field and identify with their successes - internalizing a player's and/or team's success as a personal one. Of course, any felt relationship between the fan and athlete is typically an imagined one, and usually of much greater importance to the fan. However, as more athletes take to social media to express their opinions on a broad spectrum of topics - both sports and non-sports related - this relationship has the potential to be both more intimate for the fan and more meaningful for the athlete. Recent evidence of this is use of social media by NFL players to plead their side of the labor dispute directly to the fans, circumventing both traditional media and team management in an effort to rally fan support from their followers. Yet, it is this circumvention that places a potential strain on team owners and other sports management executives, whose management role often includes maintaining the public image of the team as well as ensuring it's financial health (not mutually exclusive roles). As players continue to publish their raw thoughts and personalities via social media, concerns about how these players represent themselves and their franchises is at the forefront of sports management issues. If teams censor their athletes they run the risk of alienating fans, but if teams allow them to publish unfiltered, their overall brand might suffer. This presentation will highlight the current state of affairs by analyzing the role of social media in connecting fans to athletes, and the potential benefits and pitfalls of this relationship for sports management executives.
Dr. Bowman (Ph.D., Michigan State University) is an Assistant Professor of Communication Studies at WVU, where he researches and teaches courses on media psychology and the role of new media in human communication. A former athlete and sports writer, he has applied both of these areas of interest to focus on how fans use and are influenced by sports media. He has published work in leading communication research journals, including Cyberpsychology, Behavior and Social Networking, New Media & Society, and Journal of Communication, and he has authored a recent chapter on fantasy sports research for a Sports Fandom Anthology due out later this year.
Monetising Fan Engagement from Sponsorships and Sports EventsMasood Akhtar
Using tagged media within predictive econometric models is no longer sufficient to monetise sponsorship campaigns. Our Semantic Engagement Index (SEI) decodes the fan engagement from conversations during live sports events. This helps to understand the sponsorship effectiveness is whole new light. Packaging the SEI into an econometrics approach helps to better account for sponsorship and steer future allocations.
Knowledge Management: integrated web platform for sport events organizerFontannaz Thierry
This presentation summarizes the discussions and thinking of 4 students in Sport Management about Knowledge Sharing in Sports Organization. It presents why developing and using an integrated web platform for sport events organizer could support knowledge and experience management and sharing.
SDT2012 (P7.3): Using mobile ethnography to map the visitor experience of meg...Marc Stickdorn
This presentation was part of the SDT2012 - the 1st international conference on service design and tourism, Innsbruck/Austria, August 23-24, 2012. For more info on the conference and other presentations visit: www.sdt2012.com. All rights reserved by the author(s):
Marc Stickdorn, Austria
Management Center Innsbruck
Marc researches and teaches at MCI – Management Center Innsbruck in Austria. With a background in strategic management, he works with both public and private organisations on the implementation of service design thinking. He is editor and co-author of This is Service Design Thinking and developed tools like the Customer Journey Canvas or myServiceFellow.
Using mobile ethnography to map the visitor experience of mega sports events
The presentation reports a research project on using mobile ethnography to map the visitor and non-visitor experience of the mega sports event EURO2012 in Poznan, Poland. The project was conducted in cooperation with Martin Chlodnicki, Poznan University of Economics and this will be the very first presentation of the research findings after the event. Major take-aways of this presentation will be from a methodological point of view a vivid real-life case study on mobile ethnography as well as a life presentation of analysing data gathered with the mobile ethnography software myServiceFellow.
Event Wallet for Sports Events and StadiumsEvent Wallet
Sports clubs are creating more great digital content than ever, growing their online presence with fans. But how can we ensure we're offering it to fans when they want it the most?
Open crs 6 d011st modnational & international sports organizations & events22117124
The document provides information about various international sports organizations and events:
- The International Olympic Committee (IOC) is the supreme authority of the Olympic Movement and ensures the celebration of the Olympic Games while promoting Olympic values.
- The International Paralympic Committee governs the Paralympic Games and supports Paralympic athletes.
- Other international groups mentioned include the International Council for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, Sport, and Dance; International Federation of Sports Medicine; International University Sports Federation; World Anti-Doping Agency; and international sports federations.
- Details are also given about the Paralympic Games, national sports federations in India, and major world sporting events like the FIFA World Cup and Olympic Games.
This document contains the resume and portfolio of Nilesh Deshmukh. He has over 2 years of experience in sports management. Some of his responsibilities have included market research, event planning, sponsorship acquisition, and public relations. Notable projects include helping to launch PITSA, a sports association in Pune, and providing marketing support to the Maharashtra State Baseball Association. He has managed various sports events in tennis, cricket, football and more.
This document lists dates for several major upcoming sports events including Formula One in Japan starting October 6, 2011, Super Bowl XLVI starting February 4, 2012, the Olympic Games starting July 26, 2012, the FIFA World Cup 2014 starting June 11, 2014, and the Common Wealth Games starting July 23, 2014. It also provides social media links to follow travel specialists on Facebook and Twitter.
This presentation was delivered to the members of the Sports Executives Association. To watch the video recording of this presentation visit http://t3connect.com/sportsexec
Over the past few years, thousands of athletes, teams and leagues have embraced social networks like Facebook and Twitter to provide behind the scenes access and up-to-the minute info to eager sports fans across the globe.
Social media provides an unprecedented opportunity for athletes, teams and leagues to further connect with their fan base. And this connection is creating a tremendous opportunity for sponsors looking to ride the wave of influence these sports entities have over their fan base.
In this presentation, Trevor Turnbull (Founder - T3 CONNECT Sports Marketing) presents real world examples of how sports events are leveraging social media by profiling the Grand Slam tennis tournaments (Australian Open, US Open, Wimbeldon and French Open)
Copy Right @ Dr.Devendra Arora in Course of sports ManagementDr. Devendra Arora
The document discusses various career opportunities in sports management, including jobs in sports goods manufacturing companies, sports event management, TV channels, gyms, sports academies, and as personal managers or agents for renowned players. Completing courses in sports management would qualify one to work in organizing local, national, and international sports events for clubs, associations, federations, and IT companies.
The document discusses three main records management models:
1) The European Administrative model which does not distinguish between records and documents and is managed by administrative staff with no clear retention schedules.
2) The Lifecycle model conceived in the 1930s which defines the lifecycle of a record from creation to disposal and is based on a linear timeline. It separates records management and archival functions.
3) The Records Continuum model which defines records management as a continuum with four dimensions of time and space. It abolishes differences between archivists and records managers.
The document discusses the importance of physical activity and sports for students at Osnovna škola Bartola Kašića in Vinkovci, Croatia. It notes that students only receive 2 hours of physical education per week, which is not enough, so they participate in many sports competitions and tournaments locally and nationally. It provides examples of the various sports teams and activities the students are involved in, such as football, handball, cheerleading, table tennis, gymnastics, martial arts, athletics, swimming, ice skating, in-line skating, and walking, and mentions that the students have won many medals through their participation.
Brazil is hosting the 2014 World Cup and 2016 Olympics, hoping to boost its economy and global reputation. However, mega sports events have had mixed legacies. Some forecasts predict large economic and tourism gains for Brazil, while risks include economic losses, human rights violations from forced evictions, and failure to generate benefits for the public. Assessing the potential legacy depends on Brazil's ability to learn from mistakes of other host countries and ensure gains are inclusive and sustainable.
The document discusses the services provided by Total Sports Agency, including sport management, consulting, and VIP treatment for individual athletes. The agency aims to help athletes and organizations achieve their goals by providing services related to marketing, media relations, sponsorships, and connecting them with medical experts. It also discusses organizing the lives of athletes to allow them to focus on their sports. The agency works with experienced professionals and aims to properly market athletes and represent the commercial value of sports in Serbia.
Student clubs are integral to the LBS community. They cover professional, sporting, social and regional interests, are entirely run by current students and provide a key arena for students to get to know business and the alumni community.
Sponsoring a club or specific club activity will place you at the heart of student life and provide a great way to get to know future graduates with a known common interest and to promote your brand on campus.
Find out all the details of sponsorship opportunities for the wealth of student activity at London Business School.
The Sportskid Whisperer - Project presentation with animationAndrej Miklavc
The "Sportskid Whisperer" project aims to encourage children's participation in sports and provide guidance to parents. It includes an eponymous book, workshops, and ambassador programs to support children's development of skills and values through sports. The project seeks partners to support its global network and community in exchange for marketing opportunities reaching families involved in youth sports. Partnerships start at 50 euros per 1,000 children involved in sports.
A concise report to demonstrate digital marketing on a smaller platform. This report shows the various aspects of digital and sports marketing for better understanding and implementation.
The "Sportskid Whisperer" project aims to encourage children's participation in sports and provide guidance to parents. It includes an eponymous book, workshops, and ambassador programs to support children's development of skills and values through sports. The project seeks partners to support its global network and community in exchange for marketing opportunities reaching families involved in youth sports. Partnerships start at 50 euros per 100 children involved in sports.
This document discusses how sport for development and peace initiatives can benefit from a more structured global and multi-disciplinary approach. It notes that there is growing interest from various sectors in using sport as a tool for development goals and humanitarian efforts. However, current approaches tend to be practical with less connection to academia. There is a need for more research, monitoring, and evaluation of initiatives to demonstrate their impact and effectiveness in reaching development objectives. Stronger collaboration between practitioners, academics, and other experts from different fields could help create more sustainable and funded programs.
The document summarizes information about Students In Free Enterprise Universiti Utara Malaysia (SIFE UUM). SIFE UUM aims to discover, develop and inspire future entrepreneurs through community projects that teach principles of economics and entrepreneurship. Upcoming projects include youth seminars, entrepreneurship conventions, and design challenges. SIFE teams undertake these projects to address social issues through skills training in the community.
During five months we were in charge of the organization of a Business Summit at IE Business School.
This Summit has been divided into two events where we presented the industry nowadays and where it is leading to in the short term.
■ The Football Industry Nowadays. We gathered Luis Vicente from Valencia CF, Oscar Guerra from Nike and Fernando Martin from Zuqium
■ The Future of the Sports Industry. We gathered Oscar Peña from Intel & Anderground, Christian Mauriand from iRewind and Asier Arranz from Perception HUB
Thanks to this events, we gathered 200 attendees and we encouraged networking between IE students and other Business Schools and some companies here in Madrid.
Sport is the real common denominator among people all over the world, beyond socio-economic and cultural differences. It is a strong power: Everyone is interested in sports.
The sports consumptions have enough socio-economic specificities to justify that the offer develops a marketing adapted to the sporting cultures. It is a market that continues to grow and it is normal that we wanted to see all these specificities.
This document provides an overview of Tesco's corporate social responsibility (CSR) activities, with a focus on their CSR strategy and key pillars. The document outlines Tesco's CSR strategy has five key pillars: 1) buying and selling products responsibly through responsible trading; 2) caring for the environment through initiatives to address climate change; 3) actively supporting local communities through partnerships with charities and community initiatives; 4) creating opportunities for young people; and 5) improving health. The document also discusses Tesco's stakeholders and how it engages with customers, colleagues, investors, suppliers and local communities on CSR issues.
How To Avoid During The London 2012 OlympicsJill Crawford
The document discusses the benefits of hosting the 2012 Olympic Games in London for the UK. It notes that hosting the Games would provide a massive economic boost through tourism and infrastructure spending. Over £9 billion was invested in constructing venues and transportation links. Hosting the Olympics could also help the government meet public health goals by inspiring greater sports participation. The tourism generated during the Games also provides economic benefits. Overall, the net benefits of hosting the Olympics are expected to outweigh the costs of bidding and construction.
Ohio State University College Application Essay PromptJenny Price
The document discusses genocide during World War II, particularly in Nazi death camps. It notes that the daily routine in the camps was harsh and spirit-breaking, meant to break prisoners. Prisoners had little to call their own, sleeping on straw, eating poor food, standing for hours, and doing hard labor with cold, dead hands. The routine and conditions were designed to be difficult and draining.
The document provides steps for requesting writing help from HelpWriting.net:
1. Create an account with a password and email.
2. Complete a 10-minute order form providing instructions, sources, and deadline.
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Brochure Minor The Business Of Sports And Events
1. Minor the Business of Sports and Events
The Minor the Business of Sports and Events is part of the
School for Economics and Management, Hogeschool van
Amsterdam / University of Applied Sciences.
2. 2
The Minor the Business of Sports and Events focuses on sport and
entertainment events on a global scale.
During this minor you will receive in-depth information on global sport
events from various angles and we will take you into the world of live
music and dance events.
We have a high standard line-up of guest speakers who will motivate and inspire you with their
stories and vision on their area of expertise. We will visit and experience a few events first
hand. In one semester we hope to inspire you and add knowledge and experiences which will
last you a lifetime.
students the experience of working as a
Junior Consultant with real life clients and
exiting assignments.
The client portfolio of STUDENCY consists of
companies such as Right to Play, ID&T,
Olympic Ambition Holland / NOC*NSF, EC
BMX 2011 as well as a few international
clients such as USTA, dance4life, EC Lacrosse
2012 and others.
As a Junior Consultant you will work in a
team on a assignment for one of our clients.
You will meet with the client, interact with
the people involved and together with your
team you are responsible for delivering the
objectives related to the assignment. Your
project team will be coached by one of the
Senior Consultants (lecturers) who all bring
experiences related to the work field.
The Minor the Business of Sports and Events
consist of two parts, a theoretical part and a
practical part. The theoretical part of this
minor offers the students theoretical courses
in Sports Sponsoring, Sports and Media, CSR
and International Sports and Events. The
majority of these courses are part of the
International Timetable of the School for
Economics and Management, Hogeschool van
Amsterdam / University of Applied Sciences,
and as such will be in English.
The practical part is an innovative practical
environment called STUDENCY (a student
consultancy company) which offers the
3. 3
The theoretical courses which are offered during this
Minor are Sports Sponsoring, Media and Sports, Corporate
Social Responsibility and International Sports and Events.
Besides these courses we will have workshops during the
semester related to Consultancy skills.
Sport Sponsoring & Media
The international sport industry is developing rapidly. Major companies such
as Coca Cola and Vodafone spend major budgets on sponsoring worldwide
sport events, such as Olympic Games and World Championships, as a part of
their company goals and strategies as well local sport events. There are,
however large differences between countries, differences in types of sports
but also in company goals and strategies. The industry is influenced by
economic developments, also the increasing influence of internet plays an
important role. Standard sponsor contracts no longer meet the expectations
of sponsors. The sports marketing manager of today needs to understand
these mechanisms and incorporate them within the company strategies. The
course Sponsoring & Media introduces the student in this complex market.
Corporate Social Responsibility
The Sports and Events Business operates in a globalised world with specific
new challenges.
The theme CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) is about the fact that
companies have a responsibility towards society and to their environment.
Today every company or organization has to find a balance between the 3
P’s: People, Planet and Profit. But how can they do that? Is it possible to
build stadiums green? How can we organize a green event? And how can
sponsors use that concept in their exposure?
We will also pay attention to Fundraising and Sports for Development with
organizations such as Right to Play and Dance4life.
4. 4
International Sport Events
This course focuses on large global sport
events. Whether single sport or multi sport,
World Championship or Grand Slam, the
impact of large scale sport events is something
which attracts millions of dollars in sponsoring,
attracting high attention value through various
kinds of media and have a big impact on our
society.
Metropolitan cities and emerging countries use
global sport events as a means to rejuvenate
cities and/or fast-track the implementation of
changes needed to bring a country forward.
The bidding process related to large global
event is an industry by itself, having ‘leaving a
lasting legacy’ as leverage for millions of
dollars needed for investments. What are
these legacies and do legitimize those
investments.
During the course ‘International Sport Events’
we will take a closer look at global events such
as World Cup Soccer and the process of the bid
for the World Cup Soccer 2018/2022
Holland/Belgium. We will look at the London
2012 Olympic Games, the 2016 Olympic Games
in Rio de Janeiro and we will look into the
Dutch Olympic Ambitions for 2028.
Other events such as the Grand Slams of
tennis, the US Open and/or Roland Garros, will
also be examined.
Live Music & Dance events
The event part of the lecture series is
dedicated both to the live music sector as to
the dance business. It will cover
characteristics and structure of both
domains. No prior or specialized knowledge is
required to enter this course. Lectures are
structured around the following themes.
I.Why do we like events? In this introductory
meeting we will look into the sociological and
psychological background of the striking
popularity and commercial success of events in
the Netherlands.
II. Mapping the international scene. A closer
look at the live entertainment industry will not
do without considering role and position of
agencies and artists, changing business models
and some traits of touring.
III. The business of Dance. This class offers a
treaty of scope and depth of dance as a field
of enterprise in the Netherlands.
IV. Branding, Identity & Event
Marketing. Within this topic we will be
profiling some of the major Dutch events by
alternately switching from birds-eye-view to
looking-glass-view.
Literature
All courses have their own literature via
presentation and slides and specific document
files which are created. These will be
accessible through our intranet and available
during the Minor.
The following book by Simon Chadwick and
Dave Arthur is used in courses:
- International cases in the business of sport.
Sport Sponsoring
Sports and Media
Corporate Social Responsibility
Live music and Dance events
International Sport Events
The Courses
5. 5
About the minor “My experiences are in line with my
expectations. This minor is very active and I am very pleased
that we visit events outside school. We have interesting guest
lectures and lessons. I also have an interesting assignment,
where you have to think out of the box, which makes the
minor more interesting.”
About the assignment “Our team works for Dance4Life. This is
a charity to prevent aids. Our assignment is to create and
execute a communications strategy to collect used mobile
phones. At the moment we are developing a Dance4Life Week.”
Jorinde Hehanussa, current student Minor the Business of Sports and Events.
About the minor “The whole minor is breathing sports,
and that is what I like about this minor. We have courses
about sponsoring, media & sports and International music
& sport events. The lecturers that lead this minor are
trying to organize a lot of guest lectures for us”.
The assignment “For Right to Play, a worldwide
fundraising organization, we are analyzing how to raise
funds within the fitness industry”.
Aschwin Wijnands, current student Minor the Business of Sports and Events.
About the minor “Even though we had more than 2 days of
classes which I didn’t expect, and the fact that we had to make
exams, after the first day I was enthusiastic.”
About the assignment “I liked the method of conducting
project teams by strengths and interests of the students”.
About events “I got a kick out of the Sponsor Conference. 2
students were selected, because of their work attitude, to visit
the yearly ‘Sponsorcongress’. In business clothing and together
with people from the business I had a very interesting day.”
Marieke Houtsma, former student Minor the Business of
Sports and Events (2009). Graduated Sports marketing September 2010.
About the minor “I chose for this Minor because of two reasons:
1: We would do a project that is real. All the projects that I did
so far were fictive. In this minor we work with real companies
and those companies would use our plan.
2: There is a possibility to work with international companies
and that was something that attracted me very much”.
About the assignment “Our assignment is to write a marketing
plan for the European Championship Lacross 2012 in
Amsterdam. The objective of our marketing plan: is to set up a
strategy that will make the European Championship Lacross
2012 in Amsterdam the biggest lacrosse event ever on the
mainland of Europe.”
Philipp van Benthem, current student Minor the Business of Sports and Events.
Read what students say about the Minor
the Business of Sports and Events.
6. These lecturers are involved in the Minor the Business of Sports and Events:
Marjolein van Vlaanderen
Hermine Aarnink
Milica Zolak
Eric Boot
Peter de Baare
Tinie Denton
Rob Spierings
Contact information:
For further inquiries about this Minor please send an email to
Mrs Tinie Denton: h.m.a.denton@hva.nl.
Hogeschool van Amsterdam / University of Applied Sciences
School for Economics and Management
Fraijlemaborg 133
1102 CV Amsterdam Zuidoost, The Netherlands
Minor the Business of Sports and Events