November/December 2008 | Sports Destination Management

November/December 2008

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Sports Destination Management Magazine

November/December 2008

This is the time of the year, as the New Year approaches, when most businesses and organizations begin to reassess their goals and plans in an effort to improve upon even the most successful endeavors of the past year. This is very prudent, as one of the first rules of good management is to know your organization inside and out, understanding what works and what does not. This is the only way to establish a vision of your goals, and to then design a plan to achieve those goals. Once this plan is established, most decisions can be based on it: Will a particular city meet my organization's needs? Does our brand reflect who we are? Does our insurance cover everything we need? To help facilitate this endeavor, we present a host of articles to help you get it right the first time.

In this issue

Wild for Winter Sports

BY: Juli Anne Patty

Snow and ice sports draw millions of participants every year, not to mention the families and fans who flock to these events as spectators. For locations with the right landscape, snow and ice sportscan be a giant boon to the local economy, but thanks to modern refrigeration technology, just about any city can get in on the fun. And communities across America are doing just that by investing in facilities that make winter sports last all year long. more....