• When should a facility purchase capital equipment as depreciation
- ers did not kick in until 1/1/18? -
lated to season tickets which is a common practice for many college athletic programs. A portion of these revenues are often used for facil- ity construction or renovation of athletic facilities. While not directly impact venues. If these changes impact overall season ticket sales as revenues. is to make sure there is an open dialogue with all relevant government - tunity to establish a meaningful relationship. Such a relationship pro- vides the opportunity to show others the facility’s condition, introduce
various strategies being undertaken to reduce costs and increase facil- to LED lighting could present a brief write-up showing the savings and enhanced capabilities could be a great story to tell. The key is to maintain open lines of communication and solid relationships with all stakeholders so the facility has advocates to help tell their story. -
will try to push the envelope to obtain as much revenue as possible potential impact on our public assembly venues. FM
Kimberly Mahoney, Ph.D., CVP, is assistant professor in the College of Business Sport Management Department, and Gil Fried, J.D., is professor - chair in the College of Business Sport Management Department, both at the University of New Haven.
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