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What is a sports business?

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They are people, activities or organisations involved in producing, promoting, facilitating or organising any enterprise, activity or experience focused on sports

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What are the 3 sectors?

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  • Public
  • Private
  • Voluntary
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Public sector characteristics

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  • Main goal isn’t profit
  • Aims to increase participation and inclusion
  • Funded by the local/national government, membership fees or private donations
  • Target groups = low income, local communities, children, elderly
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Public sector examples

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  • Schools/colleges
  • Public parks and playing fields
  • Public leisure centres and sports clubs e.g. places leisure
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Private sector characteristics

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  • Profit driven
  • Funded by private investment, membership fees, sales, sponsorships
  • Target groups = People with disposable income
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Private sector examples

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  • Football teams
  • Betting
  • Private gyms e.g. David Lloyd
  • Shops e.g. Nike, Adidas
  • Personal trainers
  • Sports media e.g. Sky Sports
  • Sports nutrition
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Voluntary sector characteristics

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  • Not-for-profit
  • Social purposes e.g. increase participation
  • Likely to have charitable status
  • Self fulfillment or give to community
  • Funded by membership fees, donations, sponsorships, loans, private investment
  • Target group = Low incomes
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Voluntary sector examples

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  • Charities e.g. sports aid who help athletes financially to be able to train and compete
  • Community teams/groups
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What are the organisational structures?

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  • Local
  • National
  • International
  • Global
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Characteristics of a local organisation

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  • Run by a small team or individual
  • Can be entrepreneurial
  • Can have shared job roles
  • Single site or low number of premises
  • Target = local community
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Examples of local organisations

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  • Alexandra sports in Portswood
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National organisation characteristics

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  • Medium to large teams of people
  • Hierarchical structures
  • Multi site locations
  • Could be a franchise
  • Could be public, private or voluntary
  • Target nationwide
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National organisation examples

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  • Places leisure
  • Sports direct
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International organisation characteristics

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  • Large team of people
  • Complex hierarchical structure
  • High number of sites
  • Products tailored e.g. landlocked country won’t have any sailing items
  • Can be public, private or voluntary
  • Target group = international
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International organisation examples

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  • Decathlon
  • IGB’s
  • Soccer aid
  • Parkrun
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Global organisations characteristics

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  • Very large team of people
  • Complex hierarchical structure
  • High number of sites in every country traded in
  • Could be franchised
  • Most likely to be private, maybe voluntary but not public
  • Target group = global
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Global organisation examples

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  • Nike
  • Adidas
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What are the 3 components of the business environment model?

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Internal (full control), micro (some control), macro (no control)

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What does internal environment include?

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  • Employees (who you employ)
  • Equipment (amount, expense, condition)
  • Finance (funding, investment opportunities, sources of income)
  • Functional responsibilities (how functions happen and how employees meet their objectives)
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What does micro environment include?

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  • Customers (has to find customers)
  • Competitors (no company enjoys monopoly)
  • Suppliers (they will provide resources need by the company)
  • Stakeholders and shareholders (expect a return on investment)
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What does the macro environment mean?

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General forces and trends (PEST analysis)

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What does a macro environment include?

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  • Political factors (laws, government agencies and pressure groups e.g. environmental protection laws, pricing)
  • Economic environment (Factors that affect customer purchasing power and spending patterns. Important criteria: GDP, sales tax/VAT, unemployment, inflation, disposable personal income)
  • Social and cultural environment (affect basic values, preferences and behaviour)
  • Technological environment (factors that create new technologies meaning new product and marketing opportunities e.g. smartphones, bluetooth etc)
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PEST case study Under Armour: Political

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  • Wars in countries near production (discourage global expansion)
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PEST case study Under Armour: Economical

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  • Rising labour (Asia) = increase product price
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PEST case study Under Armour: Social

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  • Establish reputation for quality product and reasonable price
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PEST case study Under Armour: Technological

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  • Keeping up with technology e.g.my fitness pal
  • More active on social media
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SWOT case study Under Armour: Strengths

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  • Digital apps
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SWOT case study Under Armour: Weaknesses

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  • High investment expenditure
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SWOT case study Under Armour: Opportunities

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  • Introduce new products
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SWOT case study Under Armour: Threats

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  • Competition e.g. Nike, Adidas

Unit 21 - Sport as a business (6 decks)

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