Podcasts about sports business

The KSDT Sports Business Report - Barcelona TV Rights

The KSDT Sports Business Report - Barcelona TV Rights

Ben is joined by special guests Rick Horrow, Dubbs Anderson, and Jack Weinberger as they help him break down a myriad of topics including the latest in sports business, a preview of the Championships at Wimbledon, and the latest previews and analysis on the MLB docket.

KSDT Sports Business Report - MLB in Vegas

KSDT Sports Business Report - MLB in Vegas

Markus Fjortoft (@MarkusFjortoft) and Ciaran McKenna (@CiaranMcKenna8) talk to Colin Millar (@Millar_Colin) about Financial Fair Play, particularly the approach of La Liga and how this compares to the rest of Europe, as well as whether this hinders or spurs growth for La Liga. We also chat about Woke Capitalism, how clubs espouse liberal values while engaging in commercial deals and ownership models that directly contradict said values; how Sports Washing continues to operate; the inadequacy of Fit and Proper Tests, as well as the overlapping trends of inequality and accountability between UK sports and politics, and how fans, players, and the media are supposed to operate in this environment.  Follow BroPod on Twitter (@BroPod1) and Facebook. Feel free to subscribe and review our podcast on iTunes, Spotify, and other outlets. #beother

The KSDT Sports Business Report

The KSDT Sports Business Report

Jacob Feldman is a Harvard Alumni with +10 years of experience writing for brands in sports such as the NFL, Boston Globe, the Washington Post, and Sports Illustrated.Today, Jacob is a sports business reporter at Sportico – a digital content and media company that brings high-quality data, information, news, and strategy from what's hot and relevant in the sports business.Besides being an expert in sports tech and media and having broad experiences as a content creator, Jacob also teaches sports journalism at Brandeis University.We discussed the evolution of content and media in sports, Jacob's process, style, and tactics for writing, sports journalism, Sportico, and what the industry needs in the future.Come snack with us!- This episode is available on Apple | Spotify | Google- Follow The Halftime Snacks Podcast on Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn to get all future updates on the show.- Leave a review on Apple Podcasts.- Learn more about the intersection between sports, business, and technology by subscribing to the Sports-Tech Biz newsletter.

KSDT CPA Sports Business Report

KSDT CPA Sports Business Report

Before the “driveway to driveway” customer journey begins, there's the whole buying process.  What prompted the customer to consider your brand, product or service? What motivated them to complete the purchase?  This week, we're jumping into the psychology behind why people buy with Katelyn Bourgoin, CEO of Customer Camp.  Katelyn and David hit on the journey before the journey, the four key trigger events that lead to purchases and solutions companies have created by truly listening to their customers.-----Show Notes0:00    Introduction2:30    The Golden Nugget - Review Mining5:54    Customer Camp Background8:55    Marketing Takeaways from an Old School Alarm14:21  Building Trust with New Customers17:54  Creating “Instagrammable” moments20:33  The Trigger Events28:47  Understanding Who Customers Are and What They Want35:34  Targeting Customers on Jobs to be Done45:13  The Biggest Misunderstanding - We Aren't Rational-----For more information on topics covered in this podcast:CustomerCamp.coFollow Katelyn on Twitter and subscribe to her newsletterClay Christensen | The Theory of Jobs to be DoneOther Flip the Switch podcasts referenced - Ep. 115: How the Savannah Bananas Create the ‘Greatest Show Possible' w/ Jesse Cole

Listen as PH explains QB Deshaun Watson's New Deal for the Browns. Also PH shares with the Marathon Listeners his favorite video game. PATREON.COM/THEPHPODCAST

The KSDT Sports Business Report

The KSDT Sports Business Report

Best of The KSDT Sports Business Report

Best of The KSDT Sports Business Report

The KSDT Sports Business Report

The KSDT Sports Business Report

John Skipper and David Samson join Dan for a roundup of Sports Business issues in the news including all of the controversies surrounding the Washington Commanders, Apple's $2.5 Billion deal with MLS, The Athletic's "no politics" policy, and Samson expresses the joys of firing people. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Andrew Stephens joins Michael Rasile on For the Love of Sports to discuss his career in media and running a startup media company. Andrew first got started at the University of Georgia where he needed a way to cover the team he loved so much. He couldn't get in at the school newspaper, so he started covering the team on his own through a self-published blog. This led to friends and friends of friends to start covering more teams in more places with their patented informational subjectivity, or passionate objectivity. After college, they needed a way to continue to pay the bills and give their communities something to enjoy. Through this understanding (read: the necessity of money), Andrew and team decided to pivot to producing podcasts rather than written content because ad dollars we're much higher on that medium. Sports Drink is now helping local podcasts gain more reach, help build their brands, and give advertisers the opportunity to market to a growing number of listeners through their podcast network. https://www.sportsdrink.org/ https://twitter.com/sprtsdrnk https://www.instagram.com/sprtsdrnk/ andrew@sportsdrink.org

Viswant Korrapati joins Michael Rasile on For the Love of Sports to discuss how he found his way into the sports industry. As a first-generation American, V pushed to pursue becoming a doctor, lawyer, or business executive, not a mogul in the sports world. Through his relationships at tOSU with the football team, V grew his presence in the space and started adding value to the players leaving for the NFL, throwing them draft parties. He built relationships and gained trust through this to the point of being an access point for many of these athletes. V expanded from throwing parties to being a conduit for businesses to these athletes helping facilitate deals between athletes and brands. Eventually, V and Partha Unnava met up and their relationship grew to the point of V agreeing to take on the role of Director of Partnerships at Lasso. Lasso is a company built around prehab and making people feel good wearing the socks on their feet! V has used his relationships with athletes and people to expand Lasso's brand and understands that patience will be a virtue in getting this product in front of the right people. https://www.lassogear.com/ https://www.instagram.com/pilotboys/?hl=en https://www.instagram.com/pilotboyspodcast/?hl=en https://www.instagram.com/pilotboyv/?hl=en https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-pilot-boys-podcast/id1478438443

The KSDT Sports Business Report

The KSDT Sports Business Report

In this episode, I talk about my experience last weekend at the Black Sports Business Symposium.

Bart Scott said this past weekend that he would rather go up against Tom Brady as an opposing defensive player than Peyton Manning.  Doug explains why Scott would say that, and reminds people of how dominant Manning was in his prime. Mike Trout's homerun prowess against the Mariners is the subject of the "That's Baseball" segment.  Sports Business reporter for the Action Network Darren Rovell joins Doug to talk about the coverage of the US Open over the weekend, the potential dollars that will be spent for the Big Ten football rights, and other major headlines in the business of sports. Plus, Doug reacts to Colin Cowherd's take about Kyrie Irving and the Lakers. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The KSDT Sports Business Report

The KSDT Sports Business Report

Sue Enquist joins Michael Rasile on For the Love of Sports to discuss her partnership with TIAA and how they are helping expand the conversation around Title IX. Sue dives into what Title IX is, why it's so important, and how we can help push the movement forward as regular people. She also discusses how even though things aren't perfect yet, how far we have come for women's education and sports. https://twitter.com/sueenquist http://www.sueenquist.com/

To design a first-class customer experience, it starts with the mindset, the stories we're telling ourselves internally and the framework for how we're viewing the world and aligning it with what we want to create for people around us.In this episode, David sits down with Elizabeth Dixon, entrepreneur and business leader at Elizabeth Dixon Speaks.  Elizabeth has worked for or alongside several customer-centric organizations, including her current role of Principal Lead of Strategy, Hospitality and Service Design at Chick-fil-A corporate.  Combining best practices and insights from her career, Elizabeth shares the 5 key elements of a great customer experience. From mindset, we discuss the differences between service and hospitality, customer clarity, defining what makes your organization unique and innovating to meet customer needs.—--Show Notes3:27    Applying Strategy and Design to CX5:03    5 Key Elements of Great Customer Experience6:52    Elizabeth's Career Path through Chick-fil-A7:53    The Difference Between Service and Hospitality15:09  Choosing Your Mindset22:15  Recovery Situations and Broken Processes26:15  Disney and Ritz-Carlton's Service Recovery systems29:55  Create Your Culture35:19  Know Your Customer40:24  Define Your Differentiator43:20  Pursue Innovation—--For more info on the topics covered in this episode, check out:ElizabethDixonSpeaks.comConnect with Elizabeth on Instagram or LinkedInThe Power of Customer Experience: 5 Elements to Make an ImpactA More Beautiful Question by Warren Berger

AP correspondent MIke Hempen reports on Wildfre Hazards Reduction.

Best of The KSDT Sports Business Report

Best of The KSDT Sports Business Report

The KSDT CPA Sports Business Report

The KSDT CPA Sports Business Report

Lauren Ammon joins Michael Rasile on For the Love of Sports to discuss her division 1 swimming career, the hard truths around the end of it, and what she is doing now to help other athletes through these types of transitions. After her swamming career ended at Eastern Michigan, Lauren had a hard time coping with 17 years of her life ending abruptly. It took her many years before she could even come to terms with it. She then found out that she's not the only one and this is more common than not in elite athletes. Lauren has now started a coaching program specifically for athletes to help them connect with their sports but also understands that their sport is giving them skills and attributes that will be very useful after their careers come to an end. Working with high school aged kids, Performance Reimagined is helping athletes cope with all of the difficulties that come with their sports while giving them the support they need. https://www.linkedin.com/in/laurenammon/ https://www.instagram.com/mrslaurenammon/ https://www.laurenammon.com/

Tyler Gallagher joins Michael Rasile on For the Love of Sports to talk all things esports and gaming. Tyler has been a huge fan of the video game scene since early on. He even credits gaming with helping him overcome many bouts of panic attacks in his life. After building a successful business in the alternative investments space, he decided he wanted to give back to the communities that he has fallen in love with and start his own esports team. Tyler now heads up Team 33 where the team focuses specifically on Fortnite and has already won 4 FNCS Championships, including 2 championships in the same season! We discuss what his goals are in the gaming space, how he believes this is changing lives, and why he is so passionate about the entire thing! https://www.linkedin.com/in/tyler-gallagher-b06494165/ https://twitter.com/OfficialTeam33

The KSDT Sports Business Report

The KSDT Sports Business Report

Lee Povey joins Michael Rasile on For the Love of Sports to discuss his lifelong career as a coach. Lee has done a lot of different coaching in his life, but it all comes back to making an impact on the world for the better. Lee coaches elite cycling athletes that were competing for spots on Team USA for the Olympics when the pandemic abruptly halted that part of his career. From there he realized that, while he loved it, he could make a bigger impact by working with leaders who touch many others to allow him the biggest impact. Lee created Maximize Your Potential Coaching to work with the best of the best in businesses across the country. Considering what he saw as a cycling coach, Lee then realized he could make a different kind of impact by helping sports coaches better themselves for the trickle-down to athletes. This led Lee to start Coaches Soul where he provides leadership training and support for coaches at all levels of sport. https://www.linkedin.com/in/leepovey/ https://www.instagram.com/maximizeyourpotentialcoaching/ https://www.instagram.com/coachessoul/

As we approach Juneteenth, the celebration of the end of slavery in this country, we share this RISE critical Conversation from the recently held University of Maryland Sports Business Conference. With lawmakers across the country seeking to restrict the way issues of race, diversity and inclusion are discussed and taught in schools and places of work, this conversation addresses how we talk, teach and tackle racism in the collegiate space, particularly in athletics. With such legislative efforts rising in various states, Juneteenth serves as a reminder for the need to acknowledge and learn from our history and continue to push in the modern day fight for racial and social justice. In this conversation, we tackle these issues head-on, addressing athlete activism, amateurism and racial equity in college sports and the importance of engaging in honest conversations around racism and inclusivity. Moderated by University of Maryland Assistant Athletic Director of Student-Athlete Development, Resa Lovelace, the conversation features RISE CEO Diahann Billings-Burford; Kevin Blackistone, Professor of the Practice at the Phillip Merrill College of Journalism, Washington Post columnist and ESPN Around The Horn panelist; Maryland Women's Volleyball Player Rainelle Jones; and Dr. Ronald Mower, Lecturer Kinesiology, Maryland School of Public Health.

The KSDT Sports Business Report

The KSDT Sports Business Report

In this episode we interview Brandon Rhodes. Brandon is a Forbes 30 U 30 recipient and VP of Biz Development with Overtime. He's also an entrepreneur having cofounded Hella Awkward card games. In this episode, we talk about how Brandon was able to carve out his lane in the sports business space, the power of going creating what you want, how athletes can master the art of partnerships, and what the future of NIL and athlete marketing looks like. For more information on Brandon connect with him here https://www.linkedin.com/in/bsrhodes/ Get our Rookie Mistakes course to help you avoid the common mistakes young athletes make from a financial and career perspective. This course will help give you the playbook you need to give yourself the best chance for financial success and more. https://afrugalathlete.thinkific.com/ For more information on how to be smarter with your money check out our website at www.afrugalathlete.com Follow us on Social Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/afrugalathlete Twitter: https://twitter.com/FrugalAthlete Follow Amobi Okugo [Founder] Twitter: https://twitter.com/amobisays

The KSDT Sports Business Report

The KSDT Sports Business Report

Our first three-peat on the show, we welcome back Jesse Cole, owner of the Savannah Bananas.  In previous episodes, David and Jesse have jammed and brainstormed, but in this show, we unpack the Bananas' 5-E-Framework that has propelled their Fans First model into a global phenomenon.  What the Bananas lack in detailed processes and metrics, they make up for in intentionality, in-depth knowledge of their product and fans and the impression they leave through every step of the in-person and virtual experience.  -----Show Notes4:04    Fans First: The Savannah Bananas Story5:08    Capturing the World's Attention10:47  Balancing Attention and Intention12:49  The 5 E Framework 13:16  Eliminate Friction - What Hurts the Most20:01  Make the Small Bets21:52  Entertain Always - How You View Things is How You Do Things23:43  The Last Impression29:34  Experiment Constantly33:11  Collecting Data and Feedback35:48  Undercover Fans38:11  Engage Deeply45:19  Empowering Action49:23  “The First Fan is Yourself”-----Want more from Jesse Cole and the Savannah Bananas?Books: Fans First: Change The Game, Break the Rules & Create an Unforgettable Experience Find Your Yellow Tux: How to Be Successful By Standing OutConnect with Jesse: Twitter | LinkedInFindYourYellowTux.com |  Business Done Differently PodcastFollow the Savannah Bananas: Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | TikTok | YouTubeCheck out Jesse's other appearances on Flip the Switch:Episode 14: Fans FirstEpisode 44: A Culture of Experimentation and Innovation

Best of The KSDT Sports Business Report

Best of The KSDT Sports Business Report

This episode covers various sports business topics with Dan Kaplan, Senior Writer for Sports Business at the Athletic. Kaplan spent 21 years at SportsBusiness Journal, helping create before the magazine even launched the leading industry publication for sports business news. He left in May 2019 to join The Athletic's sports business group. Topics on this show include: 1) NESN recently announced a new standalone streaming app that fans can purchase without a cable subscription. Still, VPNs and other technologies can make the games available without needing to subscribe. (5:01) 2) Team valuations continue to skyrocket even when that team or sport is not thriving. (18:32) 3) LIV Golf launches this weekend. Will the PGA ban players who participate? Will Golfers and/or fans stay away because it is funded by Saudi Arabian interests? (25:49) Follow Dan Kaplan on social media @KaplanSportsBiz.