Location: Bournemouth, viagra order UK

Closing Date: 26th October

Overview:

AFC Bournemouth’s Ticketing Manager will manage the efficient operation and delivery of club ticket sales while delivering an excellent customer service experience.

Key Responsibilities

– Drive strategic and operational best practice to ensure that our ticketing processes, vcialis 40mg systems and staff deliver and excellent customer ticketing experience
– Optimise the delivery, fulfilment, integration of any new system/process linked to ticketing to leverage customer experience enhancements
– Lead and manage our ticketing team to ensure the club provides an excellent customer experience.
– Ensure sufficient and efficient staffing levels and a comprehensive training and development process for the ticketing team.
– To act as the ticketing system manager including the set-up of events, management of database, installing updates, designing new reports as required, fixing technical problems and liaising with the system provider where required.
– Produce relevant ticketing management, commercial and financial reports to assist other departments and continually develop Audience View as a business intelligence platform throughout the club.
– Drive the continual development of the club’s online ticketing facility.
– Establish a close working and support relationship with BH Live to ensure maximum benefit from the partnership
– Ensure the club meets all Premier League, FA, Cup or other relevant football governing body obligations in respect of the provision of its ticketing operation.
– Maintain good working relationships with other clubs’ ticketing management to assist in the efficient staging of home and away matches and sharing of best practice.
– Display a strong ability in customer focused communications and complaints management

Person specification

– Previous experience in a ticket sales environment and in managing a team
– Proven experience in managing staff and the public in a customer service focused role.
– Advanced understanding of using Excel to represent customer/sales business intelligence data
– Excellent attention to detail, organisation and communication skills
– Experience with AudienceView ticketing system a benefit

How to Apply

Please email a CV and covering letter including your salary expectations to alice.jeans@afcb.co.uk.

Boca Juniors have announced Huawei, salve a provider of information technology and communication (ICT) will be the new official sponsor have a place on the sleeves of the jersey.

They have signed a two-year agreement, effective from 1 July this year.

The Huawei logo is on both sleeves of the new shirts – members and alternates – who will use the equipment first and third division in all matches played at home and abroad. 

In addition to having a presence on the clothing, the brand will be reflected in the posters of Alberto J. Armando stadium – “La Bombonera” – and various pieces of communication and promotion.

The president of Boca, Daniel Angelici said: “For Boca is proud to seal an alliance with an international company leader like Huawei. It is a pleasure to accompany us in this new stage. We are united by the passion for what we do, one from the sport and the other in technological terms, and certainly there is a lot to work together for the club to remain a leader in innovation and development. “

In addition to the branding agreement, from the coming months and Boca Juniors and Huawei will work together in the development and implementation of telecommunications solutions for improving existing facilities and services of the stadium.

 

 

Adidas have said that it expects sales of football related products to hit a record €2.5bn this year – a sign that the company’s recent stragegy rethink is coming off.

Adidas has started using a newsroom to increase the amount of content it produces – which seems to be resonating well. They expect a rise of 14% in 2016 after a strong first quarter.

The company also thought they had edged ahead of Nike in sales of football boots – increasing its market share to 36 per cent in the top five European markets.

Football products contribute about 13 per cent of Adidas’ total revenue.

Of the 24 teams playing in Euro 2016, nine are partners of Adidas, including defending champion Spain and World Cup winners Germany. In comparison, Nike has six teams, including hosts France and England, while Puma has five, including Italy.

 

MotoGP has signed a new broadcast rights deal with beIN Sports that will see them cover the FIM MotoGP World Championship in North America.

This deal adds to the network’s existing Motorsports roster which currently includes WorldSBK and Rallycross.

Read more HERE.

Capriza has been confirmed as the new Technology Partner of the Lotus Formula One team.

Full story HERE.

iSportconnect is delighted to announce the Digital Media and Technology Masterclass will be returning to London in April, prescription in association with Seven League.

The event will be held on 15^th April.

The exclusive, sale invitation-only Masterclass series, is a unique gathering providing sports digital media and technology executives the chance to learn from each other.

Delegates will also hear industry insights, join in on discussions and network in a relaxed environment.

The iSportconnect Digital Media and Technology Masterclass debuted in 2014 for delegates to “Get Ahead of the Game” with successful events in London and Lausanne.

Among the delegates were major sporting organisations and brands such as FIFA, UEFA, Liverpool FC, Manchester United FC, AC Milan, Premier League, IOC, NBA, Red Bull and many more.

iSportconnect Chairman Michael Cunnah said: “We are thrilled to be bringing the Digital Media and Technology Masterclass event back to London. “It will be a pleasure to work alongside Seven League for this event with their expertise in the digital field within sport.”

Richard Ayers, CEO of Seven League, said: “We are delighted to be working with iSportconnect for the next Digital Media and Technology Masterclass. It will be a great event and will, as usual, have a top class list of delegates.”

Date: April 15^th, 2015

Invitation policy: The Digital Media and Technology Masterclass is an exclusive invite only event to Heads of Digital Media and Technology and other similar positions.

To register your interest please contact Sylvia-Line Lamaro at sylvia-line@isportconnect.com

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The U.S. Bobsled & Skeleton Federation (USBSF) has confirmed an official name change to USA Bobsled & Skeleton (USABS) as part of a rebranding strategy for the governing body.

Full story HERE.

International Olympic Committee (IOC) president Thomas Bach has said there must be no clash between the World Cup and the Winter Olympics in 2022.

The World Cup is expected to be held in the winter in Qatar and January and February have been earmarked as the preferred dates for the tournament to be staged.

According to Bach, he has been given assurances by FIFA President Sepp Blatter that the two events will not clash.

In an interview with the BBC Bach said: “I have no reason not to believe (him).

“He made it very clear that a clash of these two great events is in nobody’s interest.

“And therefore his clear commitment was, and is, that there will not be such a clash.”

Bach believes there would be “no winners” if the two major sporting competitions were to go ahead in the same period of the year.

“A clash would be bad for the international audience who would have two major sports programmes broadcast worldwide, so the public’s attention would be divided,” he said.

“Also for the sponsors, there are some that are common to Fifa and the IOC. To manage these two kind of programmes at the same time would be very difficult, so in the end there would be no winners.

“The athletes and the players would not get the attention they deserve, and for all the other sponsors and broadcasters being involved it would be very, very difficult to manage.

“It’s in the mutual interest that this is not happening and we have this commitment.”

The Welsh resort of Llandudno has been awarded the right to host the inaugural World Grand Prix tournament by the World Snooker governing body.

The World Grand Prix will feature 32 top snooker players competing for a top prize £100, viagra 100mg 000 (US$169,860).

Masterminded by World Snooker Chairman Barry Hearn (pictured), the total prize fund will stand at £300,000 ($509,598), with the top 32 players from the 2014 World Championship to the 2015 Gydnia Open, qualifying.

Commenting on the new tournament and the decision to take it to Wales, Hearn said: “This will be the biggest snooker event ever staged in North Wales and we are delighted to bring the sport to an area where we know we will get massive support.

“It’s an incredible opportunity for the people in Llandudno and the surrounding area to see the very best players competing for a prestigious new crown – and a huge top prize.”

The event will take place on March 16-22, 2015.