2nd edition of TSE Consulting's sports management book now available
The purpose of the book, which was first published in 2009, is to present a view of the essentials needed to successfully manage today`s sports organisation, based on research and theory and tested by consultants worldwide in various different sports.
The New Sports Organisation is a synthesis of the experiences TSE has collected from working with national and international sports organisations around the world since the company`s creation in 2002. The book, mirroring the professional service TSE offers its clients, combines these experiences with relevant management theory.
The second edition of the book contains new interviews with leaders of sports organisations and detailed case studies reflecting how sports organisations around the world are managing the eight essentials described in the book. Interviews and cases from Athletics, Cricket, Rugby, Archery, Skiing, Basketball, Wrestling, Equestrian and Football are included, as well as from various Olympic Committees including Brazil, Qatar, Switzerland, and the United States, among others.






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