November/December 2020
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As we sprint toward the end of the year, it’s a good time to reflect – not on the things we can’t do but on the things we have learned to do differently. Not all change is bad, particularly if it brings learning. This issue has examples. From merchandizing to app design, from recurring events to arranging accommodations, much has changed. This issue also helps you keep current on the changes in a variety of sports, including squash, football, rodeo, equestrian, tennis, pickleball and even volleyball. Finish the year strong and get set for 2021. |
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Business Development | |
Event Merchandising in the COVID-19 Age |
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Clipboard | |
The World of the Mobile Apps for Sports and Events |
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Executive Insights | |
Executive Insights: US Squash |
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Multi-Sport Multi-Discipline Review | |
Bucking Convention: Rodeo Has New Grounds for Growth | |
Horseplay: Multiple Disciplines Boost Equestrian Events’ Popularity |
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Perspectives | |
Reimagining Triathlon: A Campaign to Reposition a Brand |
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Regional Focus | |
In the Heartland, Sports Thrive |
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Service Solutions | |
Navigating Hotels for your Teams |
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Sports Facilities | |
Pickleball Continues Its Rally | |
Tennis Bounces Back |
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Sports Landscape | |
The Big Dig: Volleyball Continues its Spike |
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Sports Outlook | |
Football: An Update from NAIA | |



