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Managing Sport Facilities

Managing Sport Facilities

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Managing Sport Facilities, Fourth Edition With Web Study Guide, merges the historical and theoretical foundations of the sport facility industry with real-world challenges and insights to create an engaging, modern guide for effective sport facility management. This updated edition provides a comprehensive knowledge base for the wide-ranging duties of sport facility managers and prepares students to enter the field ready to confront the responsibilities they will face on the job.

Joining field expert Gil Fried for this fourth edition is Matthew Kastel, a practicing stadium manager with over 25 years of experience. Together, the authors blend extensive research and insights from the professional industry with everyday occurrences at sport facilities.

With an increased focus on in-depth, real-world examples of issues facing facility managers today, this edition takes a detailed look at different types of facilities, including stadiums, arenas, fitness centers, parks, and multiuse facilities, and it addresses the various challenges that each presents. Contributions from industry professionals provide an inside look at their facilitys unique issues and concerns, from systems and operations to maintenance and green practices.

To emphasize practical applications of the content, a new web study guide includes seven Day in the Life videos that follow the daily routine of a facility executive and offer students an inside look at real-life facility management. Additional tools further enhance learning and are accompanied by activities and assignments that guide students in applying the concepts::
  • Video clips of interviews with industry professionals provide multifaceted career insights and advice.
  • Gils Sportsplex, an in-depth sport facility case study, covers strategic planning, construction, financial analysis, and more.
  • Sample blueprints highlight the construction and anatomy of a sport facility.
  • A list of Internet resources for each chapter encourages further learning.
Also new to this edition is a chapter on midevent management, which covers strategies for managers to use during events as issues arrive so they are prepared for all phases of a facility event.

Throughout the book, examples capture the essence of being a facility manager. Opening chapter scenarios introduce industry executives and show how the material applies to daily activities. Facility Focus sidebars provide facts about facilities and strategies for facility success, while Behind the Scenes sections present unique concerns and strategies to make facility managers more successful professionals. Students will develop practical knowledge, which will prepare them to make decisions in all areas of facility management, including building design and construction, operations, marketing, legal issues, finance, and event management.

Managing Sport Facilities, Fourth Edition, teaches the foundational and application skills necessary for facility managers to respond effectively to new challenges. It is an essential resource for guiding students to success in a sport facility management career.

Note:: The web study guide is included with all new print books and some digital versions. For digital version formats that dont provide access, the web study guide is available separately.
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Publication date
2020
Issue number
4
Cover
paperback
Pages count
496
Weight (g)
1338
  • Part I. Introduction to Sport Facility Management

    Chapter 1. History and Future of Sport and Public Assembly Facilities
    Facilities in Ancient Times
    Facilities From the Middle Ages to the 1800s
    Facility Management From Ancient to Modern Times
    Evolution of Professional and Collegiate Facilities
    Facility Focus
    The Future of Sport Facilities
    Trends That Will Affect Future Facilities
    Summary
    Discussion Questions and Activities

    Chapter 2. Facility Management
    What Is Facility Management?
    The Facility Managers Responsibilities
    What One Does as a Facility Manager
    Stakeholders
    Managerial Functions
    Summary
    Discussion Questions and Activities

    Chapter 3. Management Theory
    Management Theory
    Management Basics
    Communication
    Computer-Aided Facility Management
    Simple Managerial Strategies
    Leadership
    Outsourcing
    Summary
    Discussion Questions and Activities

    Chapter 4. Human Resources
    Employee Types
    Union Labor
    Hiring
    Training
    Other Labor Issues
    Evaluation
    Summary
    Discussion Questions and Activities

    Part II. Facility Development

    Chapter 5. Facility Planning
    Fundamentals of Planning
    Planning for Existing Facilities
    Planning for Future Facilities
    Summary
    Discussion Questions and Activities

    Chapter 6. Facility Site and Design
    Site Location
    Site Cost
    Site Selection
    Facility Design
    Summary
    Discussion Questions and Activities

    Chapter 7. Facility Construction
    Construction Planning
    Preconstruction Phase
    Project Costs
    Completion and Analysis
    Summary
    Discussion Questions and Activities

    Part III. Managing Specific Facilities

    Chapter 8. Stadium Management
    Oriole Park at Camden Yards
    Pratt & Whitney Stadium at Rentschler Field
    Stadium Operations
    Operational Concerns at Oriole Park
    Operational Concerns at Pratt & Whitney Stadium
    Summary
    Discussion Questions and Activities

    Chapter 9. Arena Management
    Peoples United Center at Quinnipiac University
    Arena Operations
    Summary
    Discussion Questions and Activities

    Chapter 10. Fitness and Recreation Center Management
    Beckerman Recreation Center at the University of New Haven
    Fitness and Recreation Center Operations
    Summary
    Discussion Questions and Activities

    Chapter 11. Parks and Sportsplex Management
    Connecticut Sportsplex, North Branford, Connecticut
    Sportsplex Facility Operations
    Summary
    Discussion Questions and Activities

    Chapter 12. Multiuse High School Facility Management
    Multiple Facilities at a Large Public High School in Connecticut
    Multiuse High School Facilities Operations
    Summary
    Discussion Questions and Activities

    Chapter 13. Multiuse College Facility Management
    Yale Athletic Facilities—Ingalls Rink
    Multiuse College Facility Operations
    Summary
    Discussion Questions and Activities

    Part IV. Facility Administration

    Chapter 14. Marketing and Sales
    Marketing Concepts
    The Marketing Process
    Facility Marketing
    Sales
    Summary
    Discussion Questions and Activities

    Chapter 15. Finance and Budgeting
    Financial Concepts
    Revenue and Expenses
    Financial Analysis
    Budgeting
    New Facility Financing
    Selling a Facility
    Summary
    Discussion Questions and Activities

    Chapter 16. Legal Responsibilities
    Basic Law
    Tort Law
    Risk Management and Insurance
    Contracts
    Property Law
    Constitutional Law
    Government Regulations
    Summary
    Discussion Questions and Activities

    Part V. Event and Activity Management

    Chapter 17. Developing and Implementing a Security Plan
    What Is Security?
    Crowd Management
    Other Safety Concerns
    Crisis Management
    Summary
    Discussion Questions and Activities

    Chapter 18. Facility Preparation for an Event
    Revisiting Planning
    Attracting Events
    Event Preparation
    Summary
    Discussion Questions and Activities

    Chapter 19. Midevent Analysis
    Unexpected Midevent Concerns and Their Impact
    Summary
    Discussion Questions and Activities

    Chapter 20. Postevent Facility Management
    Postevent Analysis
    Postevent Surveys
    Marketing for the Future
    Marketing Efforts and Costs
    Postevent Logistics
    Operational Analysis
    Postevent Reporting and Documentation
    Summary
    Discussion Questions and Activities
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