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Popi Sotiriadou

An episode of the Sisters In Colour podcast, hosted by Brisbane Podcasting Centre, titled "Popi Sotiriadou" was published on January 25, 2024 and runs 50 minutes.

January 25, 2024 ·50m · Sisters In Colour

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Dr. Popi Sotiriadou (Managing High-Performance Sports) is an esteemed expert at the intersection of sports, technologies, strategy and management, and marketing. Her extensive research and expertise focus on analyzing and improving the strategic and operational aspects of sports organizations. She has delved into various areas such as sports technologies, pathways, governance, policy, sponsorship, consumer behavior, and event management. Dr. Sotiriadou's research interests also include managing high-performance sports, elite athlete branding, the Olympics, and sports development systems and policies for inclusivity and equity in sports. Her groundbreaking research has gained international recognition, leading to consulting roles with esteemed organizations like the International Olympic Committee, Sports Australia, Sarawak in Malaysia, and the Queensland Academy of Sport. Dr. Sotiriadou serves as an Associate Editor for the Journal of Sport Policy and Politics and an editorial member for the Journal of Sport Management and the Journal of Global Sport Management. She is a Commissioning Editor for Australian Outlook. Her research findings shed light on the intricate dynamics between sports organizations, stakeholders, athletes, and consumers, providing valuable insights for effective decision-making and sustainable development in the sports industry. These insights have practical implications for sports managers, policymakers, and marketers, helping them navigate the ever-evolving global sports market. Dr. Sotiriadou's work emphasises inclusive practices, programs, and policies that attract, retain, and nurture participants, athletes, coaches, administrators, and volunteers in the sports industry. She has also extensively explored athlete and personal branding strategies. Dr. Sotiriadou is the editor of the book "Managing High-Performance Sport" and a foundational member of the Sport and Gender Equity @ Griffith research hub. She held the position of Director for the Bachelor of Business Innovation at the Griffith Business School in Australia and is involved in various impactful pedagogies and communities of practice. Her expertise focuses on authentic assessment, design principles, interactive orals, and curriculum mapping. With over 25 years of pedagogical research experience, Dr. Sotiriadou has published in highly regarded journals and received recognition for her teaching excellence. She actively shares her experiences and research globally, contributing to the advancement of learning, teaching, and assessment practices in higher education.

Dr. Popi Sotiriadou (Managing High-Performance Sports) is an esteemed expert at the intersection of sports, technologies, strategy and management, and marketing. Her extensive research and expertise focus on analyzing and improving the strategic and operational aspects of sports organizations. She has delved into various areas such as sports technologies, pathways, governance, policy, sponsorship, consumer behavior, and event management. Dr. Sotiriadou's research interests also include managing high-performance sports, elite athlete branding, the Olympics, and sports development systems and policies for inclusivity and equity in sports.

Her groundbreaking research has gained international recognition, leading to consulting roles with esteemed organizations like the International Olympic Committee, Sports Australia, Sarawak in Malaysia, and the Queensland Academy of Sport. Dr. Sotiriadou serves as an Associate Editor for the Journal of Sport Policy and Politics and an editorial member for the Journal of Sport Management and the Journal of Global Sport Management. She is a Commissioning Editor for Australian Outlook.

Her research findings shed light on the intricate dynamics between sports organizations, stakeholders, athletes, and consumers, providing valuable insights for effective decision-making and sustainable development in the sports industry. These insights have practical implications for sports managers, policymakers, and marketers, helping them navigate the ever-evolving global sports market.

Dr. Sotiriadou's work emphasises inclusive practices, programs, and policies that attract, retain, and nurture participants, athletes, coaches, administrators, and volunteers in the sports industry. She has also extensively explored athlete and personal branding strategies.

Dr. Sotiriadou is the editor of the book

"Managing High-Performance Sport" and a foundational member of the Sport and Gender Equity @ Griffith research hub.

She held the position of Director for the Bachelor of Business Innovation at the Griffith Business School in Australia and is involved in various impactful pedagogies and communities of practice. Her expertise focuses on authentic assessment, design principles, interactive orals, and curriculum mapping.

With over 25 years of pedagogical research experience, Dr. Sotiriadou has published in highly regarded journals and received recognition for her teaching excellence. She actively shares her experiences and research globally, contributing to the advancement of learning, teaching, and assessment practices in higher education.


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