
Sports Business Institute goes inside baseball with Commissioner Rob Manfred
The game’s top executive talks Dodgers, fantasy and technology with USC’s David Carter.
The game’s top executive talks Dodgers, fantasy and technology with USC’s David Carter.
It’s a multibillion-dollar industry with giant prize pools every weekend, but new revelations about the business have some questioning its integrity. USC experts weigh in.
The partnership is the first of its kind in online news.
At the Sports Business Institute’s Commissioners’ Series on Jan. 15, Lorenzo Fertitta, chairman and CEO of the Ultimate Fighting Championship, shared the story behind his organization’s transformation from a struggling, nearly bankrupt entity in 2001 to the highly successful global sports enterprise it is today.
A recent story in The Wall Street Journal captured the seemingly endless power of sports entertainment, pointing to the fact that a record 111.3 million people tuned in to watch this year’s Super Bowl.
In 1989, there was no simple path to becoming an athletic director. Sports management programs weren’t as prevalent as they are today, and professionals already in the industry often didn’t have time to go through an entire degree program anyway.
Speaking to a packed house at Town & Gown, National Hockey League commissioner Gary Bettman shared the keys to the league’s success in spite of the country’s economic doldrums.
Peter Ueberroth, honorary president of the United States Olympic Committee, will share his perspective on the business of sports – past, present, and future – on Nov. 12 at Town & Gown.