Revenue Generation in NSFS

Revenue Generation in NSFs #2 – Developing a Sponsorship Program

Revenue Generation in NSFs

Revenue Generation in Sport – Norm O’Reilly

Developing a Sponsorship Program

Examining interdependence in Canada’s sport system: Community basketball

Project Summary The purpose of this research was is to explore and assess the existence of partnerships or network collaborations within the delivery network of basketball providers in one geographic region of Canada: Niagara. Investigators used network analysis to investigate the degree of integration (incidents of network collaboration) and interdependence (partnership effectiveness) between providers of…

Managing the competing tensions of social media as a high performance athlete

Highlights Social media has had an enormous impact on the sport sector, economically and culturally Athletes may use social media as a platform for personal updates or activism, or as a venue to work with sponsors in a financial relationship, however, it may also be a space in which athletes face abuse and harassment, and…

Governance, strategy, evaluation: Digital future-proofing for sport organizations

As we transition into an increasingly online world, how can sport organizations not only cope, but thrive? What are the potential benefits of social media for sport organizations of all levels, and what are the downsides? SIRC put these questions to Michael Naraine, an Associate Professor of Sport Management at Brock University. Naraine’s research specializes…

Mentoring Black women coaches: Developing confidence through relationships and learning

Photo credit: Conestoga College Condors Athletics Highlights Some coaches are the “only” in their organization: the only woman, only racialized person or only racialized woman. Being the “only” relates to feelings of otherness and isolation, threatening coaches’ confidence. Social support and environmental comfort can build coach confidence. Racism and sexism in sport in Canada can…