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Seward Stampede

Seward Stampede. By: Andy and Mitch. Event/League Name. Seward Stampede Semi-Professional baseball team Competitive in Class A. Sponsorships. Mission Statement.

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Seward Stampede

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  1. Seward Stampede By: Andy and Mitch

  2. Event/League Name • Seward Stampede • Semi-Professional baseball team • Competitive in Class A

  3. Sponsorships

  4. Mission Statement • Provide entertainment and offer a friendly family environment for all of our fans while offering the best opportunity for our players to be the best that they can be

  5. Facilities/Equipment • New field 7 year plan Concordia • Estimate $3000 per seat, $2000 bench seating (4000-6000 seats) league average 5500, biggest 6500 • Making bluff road paved • New parking lot • Player housing

  6. Scheduling • 5 month schedule (April through September) from Clinton Lumber Kings, Seattle Mariners Class A affiliate • MIDWEST LEAGUE • Burlington • Quad Cities • Wisconsin • Beloit • Cedar Rapids • Bowling Green • Lansing • Lake County • Kade County • Fort Wayne • Dayton • Peoria • Great Lakes

  7. Staff • Paid • Manager (paid by Mariners) • Coaches (paid by Mariners) • Summer help (minimum wage) • Players (paid by Mariners) • Grounds keepers (5 month salary) • Concession workers • Ticket takers • Security • Parking attendants

  8. Staff • Volunteer • Concordia athletes looking for volunteer work • College Internships • Ball boys • Training: • Experience with professional sports teams • PBEO • Medical/Emergency Staff • Team physician to work with team and travel as well

  9. SWOT Analysis • Strengths: • Increase traffic • Increase Concordia knowledge • Concordia and city income • Businesses profit • Weaknesses • Start-up money (25-30 million) • Low class A team • Land area • New and not known by many

  10. SWOT Analysis • Opportunities • National exposure • Possible big name players • College baseball exposure • Threats • Possible Lincoln team (Salt Dogs) • Ability to acquire start up funds

  11. Market Analysis • Seward and Lancaster Counties • Baseball fans of all ages • Families in the area • Baseball players looking to further their careers

  12. Marketing Plan • Billboard along I-80 coming into Seward • Social Media • Commercials

  13. Budget Forecast • $29.75 million • 7-year plan • .25 mil a year from Concordia = 1.75 million • .25 mil a year from City of Seward = 1.75 million • 3 million a year from Seattle Mariners Organization = 21 million • .75 million a year from donors/sponsors = 5.25 • All profits are put towards expenses, whatever is left is split between Concordia, the City of Seward, and Seattle Mariners.

  14. Budget Forecast • 70% profit after expenses goes to Mariners • 10% profit after expenses goes to Concordia • 10% profit after expenses goes to City of Seward • 10% profit after expenses goes to emergencies, stadium improvement, pay raises for employers • Revenue generating event that after the 7-year plan is paid off will produce a great amount of profit as an organization

  15. Legal Concerns • Injured players • Flying bats and balls into the stands injuring fans • Facility built to regulations • Contracts with players • Sponsorship contracts

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