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NOVEMBER 4,
2010 |
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16:00-18:00 |
ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION: FOOTBALL LAW |
Mario Gallavotti,
Gallavotti Honorati de Marco
Jorge Ibarrola, Libra Law
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18:00-20:30 |
REGISTRATION |
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18:00-20:30 |
SINERGISTICS AND WELCOME RECEPTION |
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NOVEMBER 5,
2010 |
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8:30-8:35 |
INTRODUCTIONS |
Conveners |
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8:35-8:45 |
WELCOME NOTE |
Denis Decosterd, Municipality of Lausanne |
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8:45-9:15 |
KEYNOTE LECTURE |
Christophe Dubi,
IOC |
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09:15-10:30 |
A BRIDGE TOO FAR? LINKING RESEARCH AND PRACTICE: CHALLENGES AND
SOLUTIONS
The panel will present on specific topics relating to translational
issues between academia and industry along with analyzing various
regional differences in design and quality of research as well as
non-profit versus for-profit aspects.
The session will showcase individual presentations from each
lecturer followed by an ample group discussion and interaction with
the audience.
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Detlef Dumon,
ICSSPE
Jeff O'Brien,
Dubai Sports City
Claude Stricker,
AISTS |
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10:30-10:50 |
Break |
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10:50-11:20 |
BRIDGING RESEARCH AND PRACTICE: THE CASE OF UEFA AND EUROPEAN
FOOTBALL |
Gianni Infantino,
UEFA |
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11:20-11:50 |
QUO VADIS, MEDIA? |
Gianni Merlo,
International Sports Press Association |
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11:50-12:15 |
SOCHI 2014 |
Sergey Bondarenko,
Sochi 2014 Organizing Committee |
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12:15-13:30 |
Lunch |
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13:30-14:00 |
FIFA'S NEW MEMBER ASSOCIATION PROFESSIONALIZATION PROGRAM |
Urs Zanitti,
FIFA |
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14:00-15:20 |
WOMEN IN SPORTS MANAGEMENT
The session will
outline the presence of women in sports management with
respect to select national and international contexts. Some
tools and suggested actions for promoting women in
leadership positions at the management level in sports are
also presented.
Additional initiatives as well as specific case studies will
be analyzed and discussed. |
Raija Mattila,
International Working Group on Women in Sport
Brigitte Zufferey,
FIM
Luisa Rizzitelli,
Communis, SRL
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15:20-15:40 |
Break |
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15:40-17:00 |
SUPERMAN-AGERS OF MEGA EVENTS AND FACILITIES
With more mega events, mega facilities and mega industries, the need
for superman-agers is becoming a sine qua non of success. The panel
will present case studies of such mega events along with challenges,
contingencies and actual outcomes within the context of managing
large human resources and venues. Additional topics will include
protocol and "backstage" operations.
The session will feature individual presentations from each lecturer
followed by an ample group discussion and interaction with the
audience.
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Denis Hainault,
Sochi 2014
Andreja Wieser,
PROSKE | sports
Jonathan Hill,
Kentaro AG
Julian Stanculescu,
UAE Football
Association
Emilio Pozzi,
International Sports Events, Inc.
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17:00-18:00 |
SHORT TALKS |
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Management Of Environmental Disputes By Olympic Host
Communities |
Emily Sparvero, Temple University |
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Quality of Life and Athens 2004 Olympic and Paralympic Games
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Thanos Kriemadis, University of Peloponnese
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Sport Is a Product – To Support an Industry for a
Sustainable Development We Need a Mature Product
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Antonio Vicente, University of Beira Interior |
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Phronesis on The Legacy of Mega Sport Event and the Bidding
Process In South Korea |
Young Ok Park, Korea Institute of Sport Science |
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Sport Financial Ratios: The Study in Managing Sport Venue in
Current Economic Conditions |
Siriraks Khawchaimaha, Khon Kaen University |
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National Brand Management |
John Davis, S P Jain Center of Management |
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18:00-21:00 |
RECEPTION AND GALA DINNER
Presented by Consorzio Turistico Langhe Monferrato Roero and
Parco Enogastronomico dell’Alta Langa |
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NOVEMBER 6,
2010 |
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8:20-8:30 |
SHORT TALK
The Roles of Player Associations & Agents in the Soccer
Industry and Relations with Professional Athletes in Turkey |
Abdusselam Kose, Erciyes University |
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8:30-9:50 |
LEGAL LESSONS LEARNED FROM FOOTBALL
Following the hottest international sport event of 2010, the World
Cup, the panel will analyze some of the issues concerning the
regulations on the international transfer of professional players
along with the sports, legal and tax implications, the economic
rights of the clubs vis-a-vis the relations with the players
(transfer fees, solidarity mechanism and training compensation).
The session will feature individual presentations from each lecturer
followed by an ample group discussion and interaction with the
audience.
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Mario Gallavotti,
Gallavotti Honorati de Marco
Veron Mosengo Omba, UEFA Disciplinary Service
Jorge Ibarrola, Libra Law |
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9:50-10:20 |
Managing Athletes and Bidding for the Games: Two Tracks to
Peak Performance |
Katarina Witt, Munich 2018 Bid Committee |
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10:20-10:40 |
Break |
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10:40-12:00 |
MEGA-BITES OF SPORTS' FUTURE
With a focus on current and cutting edge solutions employed by two
international federations, a national Olympic committee, a national
sport association and several sports events, the panel will present
Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) tools and will
discuss some of the challenges and opportunities within individual
sports as well as across all sports.
Ingo Thomann will
lecture on "Association Management Meets Web 2.0," Christian
Michels will speak on the "FIFA Data Standards for Football
Management Systems," Jean Pierre Martens will address the issues
around the community environment for the NOC's own members (the
national sports federations), Wolfram Klug will speak about
improving technology standards and communication within FIBA's five
continental offices and 213 national federations, and Carsten
Florstedt will address "IT Trends for Sport Events" including an
overview of the iPad/iPhone Applications, the Social web 2.0 with
speed ticket selling, etc.
The session will allow for individual presentations from each
lecturer followed by an ample group discussion and interaction with
the audience.
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Carsten Florstedt,
DC GmbH
Jean Pierre Martens,
Dutch Olympic Committee
Wolfram Klug,
FIBA
Christian Michels,
FIFA
Ingo Thomann,
DFB-Medien |
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12:00-13:00 |
Lunch |
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13:00-13:20 |
SHORT TALKS |
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Fit For Purpose - Are Universities Supplying Employees with
the Right Caliber Sport Managers for the Future? |
Ruth Crabtree, Northumbria University |
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Enhancing Student Employability: Determining the Employer
Needs of Sport Management Graduates |
Paul Emery, La Trobe University |
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13:20-13:50 |
Media Rights, Broadcast and Delivery at the 2010 FIFA World
Cup |
Niclas Ericson, FIFA |
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13:50-14:10 |
SHORT TALKS |
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A Comparison of the Strategic Management of Olympic
Broadcast Rights Pre- and Post- Digital Media: a
Structuralist and Resource-based View Approach
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Stephen Hills, London Metropolitan University |
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Investigating the Effectiveness of Digital Social Media as a
Sport Marketing Platform |
Joseph Mahan, Temple University |
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14:10-14:30 |
Break |
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14:30-14:50 |
Poland's Sports Management System |
Thomas Polgrabski,
Poland Ministry of Sports and Tourism |
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14:50-16:10 |
Sport: Playing with Our Emotions - Recognizing Sport
and a Brand and Managing It |
Thomas Hoch,
TNS-Infratest |
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16:10-16:40 |
SHORT TALKS |
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Differentiated Marketing and
Sequential Segmentation to Improve Place Marketing
Strategies: A Cross-case Analysis of the “Toughest Sport on
Earth” |
Christopher Keshock, University of South Alabama |
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The Concept of Sports and the
Markets |
Fernando Almada, V.M.L. Ltd. |
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The Increased Risk of
Athlete Endorsement Agreements Due to the Tabloidization of
Media |
Fernando Pardo, Ryerson University |
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16:40-17:00 |
DISCUSSION DAY 2
Day 2 will conclude with an open discussion on the day's
sessions. |
