STRUCTURE AND ORANIZATIONAL DESIGN OF COMPETETIVE SPORT
THE OBJECTIVES AND GOALS OF SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS AS APPLIED TO COMPETETIVE SPORTS
Definition of structure and organizational design in competitive sport
The role of structure and organizational design in achieving success in competitive sport
Mintzberg (1979) argues, different parts that work together to achieve the objectives and goals of sports organization.
FACTORS TO CONSIDER IN DESIGNING THE STRUCTURE AND ORGANIZATIONAL DESIGN OF COMPETETIVE SPORT
Goals and objectives of the sport organization
Size and complexity of the sport organization
Available resources and budget
Competitive landscape and external factors
Leadership and management style
ORGANIZATIONAL DESIGN FOR COMPETETIVE SPORTS
Clear lines of authority and communication
Specialized roles and responsibilities
Effective decision-making processes
Coordination and integration of different departments and functions
Performance evaluation and feedback mechanisms
Examples of successful structure and organizational design in competitive sport
Professional sports leagues
National sports federations
Olympic committees
Collegiate athletic departments
Sports clubs and teams