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The Sports Business Institute
The Commissioners' Series
The Sports Business Institute's (SBI's) mission is to be the premier destination for knowledge of and about the sports business industry. Accordingly, the SBI has developed the "Commissioners' Series" (CS), an ongoing calendar of high-profile events featuring presentations by the commissioners of America's premier sports leagues and organizations.
As is the case with their counterparts in any other major business sector, sports industry executives rely heavily on two fundamental pillars for corporate success: leadership and ethics. Commissioners of the largest sports leagues must exhibit exemplary leadership skills and adhere to strict ethical standards at all times, lest they risk compromising the very cash flow and asset value they are charged with increasing.
The CS speakers will discuss leadership and ethics in the context of contemporary business issues facing their respective leagues. The commissioners will share their experiences and unique perspectives, while discussing how to achieve success in the sports industry by applying and reinforcing key business principles.
Below you may browse a photo gallery of past Commissioners' Series events held by the SBI. Special guests have included Gary B. Bettman, Peter V. Ueberroth, Donald P. Garber, Allan H. "Bud" Selig, Dr. Mark Emmert, and Lorenzo Fertitta.
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