Showing posts with label research. Show all posts
Showing posts with label research. Show all posts

Monday, 12 October 2020

Interesting location for a 'socially distanced' meeting


The Covid pandemic has had a significant effect on the ability of fans to attend soccer games, and resultantly a significant effect on clubs' finances, a topic in the news in recent weeks (campaign to help football and its 'grass roots' ).

Similarly, the need for social distancing extends to other activities at clubs and their grounds, as I (Alex) found out last week.

A meeting with the Commercial Manager of York City FC was conducted not in the office, or even in the Boardroom. Rather, we met pitch-side, sat on the managers dugout/subs bench (and wearing face masks).

We talked about our research on football supporters (segmenting soccer fans by 'value'), football finance and history (Journal of Management History article) and project management (Dynamic sublimes ).  We also talked about York City FC's development of a new stadium.

We also discussed exciting opportunities for research, teaching, and other opportunities between our university work and the football club. Watch this space for more details.






Friday, 22 June 2018

Using History in Management/Business Education

Today, Kevin D. Tennent and Alex G. Gillett present a poster co-authored with Bill Foster (Alberta University, Canada) at University of York's Annual Teaching & Learning Conference.

Here is a photo of our poster: