Tag: Conferences: Sport business

World Players Institute 2026 (WPI 2026) welcomes abstract and research proposal submissions which align with this year’s theme: ‘Where research takes the field: Informing decision making, bargaining, and practice in sport’. The selection process will heavily favour presentations and proposals which have clear pathways for impact through collective bargaining, advocacy, and policy change. Submissions from postgraduate students, early-career researchers, and scholars from the Global South are welcomed and encouraged.

The ASB was founded in 2011 to meet the needs and issues with the growing number of Sport Business Programs in accredited schools of business. The ASB philosophy is to create a collegial professional environment by sharing innovative and best practices in the areas of the assurance of learning models, curriculum, faculty teaching and intellectual development along with creating high-quality professional industry engagement opportunities. With that said, we are excited to extend an invitation to our much-anticipated 2025 ASB conference

The University of Chichester's Institute of Humanities, in partnership with the Institute of Sport, Nursing and Allied Health, are hosting a Business and Community in Sports History conference. Our aim for this conference is to highlight how intrinsic the themes of business and community are to sport throughout its history, in both its professional and amateur forms. We understand the concepts of business and community in relation to sports and its history is vast.

Papers about Olympic media, legacy, tourism, consumers, organizations, finance, economics, environment, Paralympics, politics and other Olympic-related topics for a double-blind review process are welcome. Everything related to sustainability and in particular to the environmental sustainability is in particular welcome. The official language for abstracts and the symposium is English.

The conference will provide a platform for exchanging innovative thoughts and creating cooperation between researchers in the fields of sport management and economics. We are inviting proposals for paper presentations as well as complete sessions consisting of three papers/presenters. The conference will be organized in cooperation with the International Association of Sports Economists (IASE).

The Sport Economics & Sport Management conference will provide a platform for exchanging innovative thoughts and creating cooperation between researchers in the fields of sport management and economics.. We are inviting proposals for paper presentations as well as complete sessions consisting out of three papers/presenters.

In line with IASE's mission, the conference seeks to further the interdisciplinary dialogue between sport economics, sport management, sport governance and related fields. A list of suggested topics may be found on the conference web site. However, any relevant subject is welcome as well as suggestions of entire sessions.

This call for abstracts is directed to researchers of all disciplines. The 9th International Sport Business Symposium calls for research papers directly related to the business of the Olympic Games; the upcoming 2018 Olympic Winter Games, as well as prior and future Olympic, Youth, and Paralympic Games.

The popularity of data driven decision-making in sports has impacted consumer engagement by trickling down to the fans, particularly true of young adults. There are now entire websites dedicated to the research and analysis of sports statistics and how they relate to predicted team/player performance. Another major category of analytics in sports revolves around marketing-oriented applications.

The conference will provide a platform for exchanging innovative thoughts and creating cooperation between researchers in the fields of sport management and economics. We are inviting proposals for paper presentations as well as complete sessions consisting out of three papers/presenters. This conference provides researchers with an opportunity to present theoretical, empirical, and policy‐oriented research.