SYSTEMATIC REVIEW ON THE COMPETENCIES PROFILE OF THE SPORT MANAGERS
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.15104Keywords:
Management. Sports, organization & administration. Review Literature as TopicAbstract
This study is a systematic review of the literature on the sports manager focused on the competencies and tasks. The research used electronic databases (1980-2009), and masters and PhD dissertations of Portuguese Public Universities. The key words used were ´sport manager’, ‘sport directors’, ‘sport-managers and organization’, ‘competence and sport managers’, ‘sport director and organizational’, ‘responsibilities and sport managers’. 15 out of the 30 studies were peer review papers and 15 were masters and PhD dissertations. The competencies and tasks more valued were: planning, management of resources, leadership, marketing, control and coordination of teams. Planning was the cross-sectional competence.
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