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Where top sports managers share experiences from and passion for the sports management industry.
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#269 Terrence Burns: The Olympics, Sportswashing, Politics & the Business of the Games (opens the original)
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Can sport ever truly be separated from politics? Terrence Burns has spent more than three decades working at the highest levels of Olympic marketing, sponsorship and bidding. In this episode of Sports Management Podcast, Terrence takes us inside the business and politics of the Olympic movement — from commercialization and sponsorship to the extraordinary process of bidding to host the Games. We also tackle some of the most difficult questions facing global sport. What does "sportswashing" actua
#268 The Future of Sports Hospitality: Padel, Wellness & Community | Chris King (opens the original)
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Could padel become the new golf for business, networking and hospitality? In this episode of Sports Management Podcast , Marcus Filipsson sits down with Chris King , Founder of Crafted and former co-founder of Sports Recruitment International. Chris is building Crafted around a different vision of modern hospitality—combining sport, wellness, nature, community, coworking and social experiences in one place. We discuss why padel has become central to that model, why Chris believes it works partic
#267 Building a Sport From Scratch: Social Media, Sponsors & the Olympics | Greg Roe (opens the original)
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Welcome to episode 267 of Sports Management Podcast. Can you build an entirely new sport from scratch? In this episode of Sports Management Podcast , Marcus Filipsson speaks with Greg Roe , former Team Canada trampoline athlete and Co-Founder of the Freestyle Trampoline Association. Freestyle trampoline started as an athlete-led movement fueled by backyard videos, social media and a generation that wanted to experience trampoline differently from the traditional Olympic system. Today, the associ
#266 How Sport Can Transform Education & Communities | Rita Finkel (opens the original)
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What can sport accomplish beyond competition? In this episode of Sports Management Podcast , Marcus Filipsson speaks with Rita Finkel , Co-President of the Armory Foundation and Director of Armory College Prep in New York City. The Armory may be known as one of the fastest and busiest indoor tracks in the world, but its impact stretches far beyond athletics. Rita explains how the organization uses sport as a gateway to education, opportunity and community—helping underserved young people prepare
#265 Building the Future of Women's Sports: Overtime, NIL & Gen Z | Sascha Malas (opens the original)
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Welcome to episode 265 of Sports Management Podcast. Women's sports are growing rapidly, but should they be built using the same playbook as men's sports? In this episode of Sports Management Podcast , Marcus Filipsson speaks with Sascha Malas , Head of OT Select and Director of Content Operations at Overtime, about the future of women's sports, Gen Z fandom, NIL, sponsorship and athlete branding. Sascha explains why Overtime deliberately chose not to copy its men's basketball model when creatin
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