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Jesse Cole runs a baseball team in Georgia, USA, called the ‘Savannah Bananas’, he named them, and as the name suggests, they are all about fun. He pays a 6-year-old to be a professional high fiver, had an intern put up their hand to be a ‘human pinata’, they have a Coach break dancing on the field, Banana beer and Banana Band, fans are greeted by a Parking Penguin on ‘flatulence Friday’s, and Jesse even has his 1st team players doing a Baywatch parody – all in the name of fu

People can not play or watch sport without events. Perhaps this current situation has shined a light on something obvious, but important. That it is the event days where a sport wins or loses, not just on the field, but off the field. This may seem obvious, but I do think it’s important. That ultimately, sport is simply a series of events – and the way we always consume and participate in sport is across a season of events. And of course, what is obvious right now, is that CO

I’ve been speaking with many event people, and many leaders across our industry, and what’s on everyone’s minds is scenario planning. We are all trying to find the right answers, to make the right decisions. And for many, it’s been as much about working out how to ask the right questions, before we can find the right answers. Whether it be making decisions about your events, your team, or for yourself, there are no 100% correct ways to make decisions right now, and certainly