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What are the unique considerations of sports?

-Sports unlike most industries are intertwined with almost every other business-


-Each business entity requires an understanding of how they are managed- Who works with who and how they work together


-Focus on developing a business strategy and the principles of implementing a strategy with other partners

What are the different levels of strategy and what do they oversee?

Corporate Level- Entire Organization (Overall strategic planning for the entire organization)


Business Level- Different Departments (Individualized strategic planning for individual products or services)


Functional Level- Individual Employees (Individualized strategic planning implemented by personnel)

Define development of a strategy and the execution of a strategy?

Development can be thought of by considering the 5 P's:


Planning


Purpose


Ploy


Position


Perspective


-Execution is the act of doing something, and determining if it works. A 5-step example of executing a strategy:


-Defining the vision or clear purpose


-Converting the vision to measurable objectives


-Defining a plan to achieve the end goal


-Implementing the plan


-Measuring the results and revising the plan based on actual versus planned events

What are the advantages of having a strategy?

-Effective Planning-


-To Capitalize on Opportunities-


-To Make Effective Decisions-


-To Enhance the Manager's Entrepreneurial Role-

What is policy?

Broad guidelines or procedures an organization follows

What is policy?

Broad guidelines or procedures an organization follows

Why is policy important?

-Streamlines decision making


-Need it for recurring issues


-Directs employees; evaluated from the outside of your organization on your policy


-Gender equity


-May provide clear procedures for handling routine decisions


-Framework for handling complex decisions


-Gives you precedent to solve problems fairly and consistently