All these proposals aim to improve the
profitability of the market and its businesses, clubs, considering football
as an industry with real economic rules, fiscal and trade. They rely on the
expertise of many leading economic players in football. They are based
on the adoption of a rigorous financial transparency, financial fair play
and should allow, on the one hand, to face danger for the profound economic
model of football development is paris fixing and other hand, to improve the
degraded image of football in France.
Pascal Perry is an economist and economic consultant for the agency ROMS
sport. He directs and advises PNC marketing service to communities for
tourism policy, corporate sports and leisure for their commercial
development. Author of "Do not pull the football" published by
Editions JOCK Lattes in 2011, he is the author of numerous books on
consumption and pricing policies. Pascal Perry hosted two training seminars
for training Echoes, a low cost strategies, the other choosing the right
pricing. It is also the source of several codes of conduct for the fight
against doping and to preserve the sport of corruption issues related to
Paris. Holds an MBA from HE (ISA) and an Engineering degree from the
National Institute of Telecommunications, he was Vice-President of the
National League of Professional Cycling since 2008.
The outdoor market has entered a new phase of growth, which is bound by
attracting investment funds that could raise the stakes (see Blackstone has
bought Jack Wolf skin for $ 700 million and TOG whose 'bid for Billabong for
more than 600 million has, for the time, was rejected). Best management
practices to optimize the profitability of professional clubs and enhance
the image and championship football. Analysis of the various championships
reveals good management practices applicable to clubs and professional
leagues functioning.
