March/April 2009

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Sports Destination Management Magazine

March/April 2009

Soon fields across the country will be ripe with the cacophony of bats and balls.

In this issue of SDM we take an in-depth look at Baseball and Softball organizations, the venues in which they play, and how to choose the right facility (our new Site Selection column).

In this issue

Finding Facilities that Can Lead to a Homerun Event for Everyone

BY: Evan Shoemake

Baseball in the U.S. dates back to the mid-1800s. Played by individuals of all ages, gender and skill-levels, baseball is considered an American pastime. This means that people of all ages are going to be playing and/or watching it, which means they need a place to play and watch. more....

  Clipboard
1
Security: 10 Safety and Security Considerations the Rights Holder Needs to Consider When Bidding a Sports Event
  Executive Insights
1
An Interview with Mark Godley, Executive Director, Big City Mountaineers
  Finance
1
Fundraising Creativity Key in Sports Event Planning: Tips to Secure Your Share
  Multi-Sport Multi-Discipline Review
1
The World's First Sport: Track & Field
  Perspectives
1
Community Volunteers: Saving You Time and Money
  Regional Focus
1
Mountain Region: The Hills are Alive with Sports Destinations
  Site Selection
1
Take Me Out to the Ball Game: Event Planning Success Emanates from the Ground Up
  Sports Facilities
1
Finding Facilities that Can Lead to a Homerun Event for Everyone
  Sports Landscape
1
Mountain Madness: Atlantic to Pacific, All Year Long