The Philadelphia Eagles are headed to the Super Bowl for the third time in franchise history.
Experts from Temple University’s Fox School of Business and School of Sport, Tourism and Hospitality Management (STHM) are available to discuss the following subjects relating to the Super Bowl.
For interview requests, email Christopher A. Vito at cvito@temple.edu.
- Advertisements
- City pride/team branding
- Consumer behavior
- Economic impact
- Event Production
- Risk management
- Social media
- Sport betting
- Ticket markets/availability
- Tourism impact
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Dr. Paul A. Pavlou, Senior Associate Dean of Research, Doctoral Programs and Strategic Initiatives, Fox School of Business
Dr. Angelika Dimoka, Associate Professor of Marketing and Management Information Systems, Fox School of Business
Available to discuss: Neuromarketing research using fMRI brain scans to identify the anatomy of the brain that significantly better predicts the success of TV advertising.
Dr. Subodha Kumar, Paul R. Anderson Professor of Marketing and Supply Chain Management, Fox School of Business
Available to discuss: The effectiveness of Super Bowl advertising, as well as social media analytics and web analytics as they pertain to the Super Bowl
CITY PRIDE/TEAM BRAND
Dr. Thilo Kunkel, Assistant Professor of Sport and Recreation Management, STHM
Available to discuss: The Eagles’ Super Bowl appearance and its spill-over effect on the civic and community pride and team branding
CONSUMER BEHAVIOR
Dr. Joseph Mahan, Associate Professor and Chair of Sport and Recreation Management, STHM
Available to discuss: Sport-related consumer behavior, like the extent to which the Super Bowl will inspire merchandise and ticket purchases, TV viewership, etc.
ECONOMIC IMPACT
Dr. Jeremy S. Jordan, Associate Dean, STHM
Dr. Daniel C. Funk, Professor and Washburn Research Fellow, STHM
Available to discuss: The economic impact of major sporting events
EVENT PRODUCTION
Ira Rosen, Assistant Professor of Tourism and Hospitality Management, STHM
Available to discuss: Event production, entertainment booking, client account management and service consulting
RISK MANAGEMENT
Michael McCloskey, Assistant Professor of Risk, Insurance and Healthcare Management, Fox School of Business
Available to discuss: Riot and civil-authority risk management and security around large-scale events
Michael Zuckerman, Associate Professor of Risk, Insurance and Healthcare Management, Fox School of Business
Available to discuss: Risk management around large-scale events, including terrorism readiness
SOCIAL MEDIA
Amy Lavin, Assistant Professor of Management Information Systems, Fox School of Business
Available to discuss: Social media’s role in coverage of the Super Bowl and other large-scale events
SPORT BETTING
Dr. George Diemer, Assistant Professor of Sport and Recreation Management, STHM
Available to discuss: Sport economics, including odds and probabilities and sport betting
TICKET MARKETS
Dr. Joris Drayer, Associate Professor of Sport and Recreation Management, STHM
Available to discuss: Supply and demand of Super Bowl tickets and secondary ticket markets that include StubHub, Seat Geek and others
TOURISM IMPACT
Dr. Robert Li, Professor of Tourism and Hospitality Management, STHM
Available to discuss: Destination marketing and the mechanisms through which a location (like a Super Bowl host) can market itself to support tourism and travel