Matt Traub
The 2026 FIFA World Cup: How it was planned and executives' view
The confetti is all gathered up. The grass fields are torn up and returned to their previous states. The world of soccer has gone on, leagues starting up in earnest the past few weeks.
But memories of the World Cup remain … forever. For fans, for players, for the organizers of
World Lacrosse to hold 2027 Sixes Championships in Colorado Springs
Inaugural tournament to serve as primary qualifier for the LA28 Olympics
NBA increases sports tourism efforts with Forum in Las Vegas
There hasn’t been anything like “just an NBA game” for years now. Each game at a team’s home market is an event that includes promotions, halftime shows, fan activations, DJs, anything and everything could be considered part of the event, not just the players.
Some of its tentpole
Utah 2034 Announces Support of Utah Youth Sports Giving Day
For Utah 2034 Chief Executive Officer Brad Wilson, the announcement in downtown Daybreak felt familiar, driving on a Saturday morning to a youth sports event, this time at The Ballpark at America First Square. It was for approximately 20 years that Wilson, as a youth sports parent, would look forward
Conversations with smart people: Frank Supovitz
Welcome to the latest in a series of conversations with smart people who I think provide great perspective on issues in sports.
Frank Supovitz literally wrote the book on sports event management. He founded Fast Traffic in 2014, an event management and consulting company based in New York. Current and
