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Paperback or Softback. Condition: New. Game Changer: How Sport Became a Global Empire. Book.

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Paperback. Condition: Good. some light reading wear but a good copy overall. A HP publication with a synopsis of leading Irish Artists, with pencil drawn portraits. Daly, Patrick (illustrator).

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Who invented modern sports marketing?Before Patrick Nally, sport had no money. The IOC was nearly bankrupt. FIFA had one sponsor. Nobody even knew what sponsorship was.Through his agency West Nally, Nally conceived, negotiated, and sold the first exclusive sponsorship packages for the FIFA World Cup, the Olympic Games, the World Athletics Championships, and other major global sporting properties. He brought Coca-Cola into world football. He negotiated commercial rights with Argentinas military junta. He pitched the first global marketing plan to Soviet Olympic officials and their KGB minders.Then, in 1982, the partnership that had built it all fell apart. The rights Nally had created were transferred to a new entity, ISL, which went on to generate billions. The man the industry calls the Godfather of sports marketing was quietly erased from the record.Game Changer is his story, told for the first time, with primary documentation, after more than forty years. It is a memoir of ambition, innovation, trust, and betrayal, set against the birth of a $160 billion global industry. Patrick Nally invented modern sports marketing, only to have it taken from him. The 'godfather of sports marketing' tells how the World Cup and Olympics became commercial giants, and how he was erased from the record. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Who invented modern sports marketing Before Patrick Nally, sport had no money. The IOC was nearly bankrupt. FIFA had no sponsors. Nobody even knew what sponsorship was.Through his agency West Nally - founded with legendary BBC broadcaster Peter West - Nally conceived, negotiated, and sold the first exclusive sponsorship packages for the FIFA World Cup, the Olympic Games, the World Athletics Championships, and other major global sporting properties. He brought Coca-Cola into world football and created FIFA's worldwide development programme. He negotiated commercial rights with Argentina's military junta for the 1978 World Cup. He pitched the first global marketing plan to Soviet Olympic officials and their KGB minders, laying out the blueprint that would become the IOC's multi-billion-dollar TOP programme. He helped create the London Marathon, the World Athletics Championships, and the first four-year global sponsorship package in sport.At the centre of it all was his relationship with Horst Dassler, the head of Adidas - mentor, business partner, father figure. Then, in 1982, the partnership that had built it all fell apart. The rights Nally had created were transferred to a new entity, ISL, which went on to generate billions before collapsing in one of the biggest corruption scandals in sporting history. The man the industry calls the 'godfather of sports marketing' became the forgotten man of FIFA and the lost man of the Olympic Games - quietly erased from the record.Game Changer is his story, told in full for the first time, after more than forty years. It is a memoir of ambition, innovation, trust, and betrayal; a journey from a south London classroom to the boardrooms of Coca-Cola, the palaces of Soviet Moscow, and the generals' offices of Buenos Aires, set against the birth of a $160 billion global industry.For readers of sports business, corporate history, and anyone who has ever wondered how the World Cup and the Olympics became the commercial giants they are today.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Who invented modern sports marketing?Before Patrick Nally, sport had no money. The IOC was nearly bankrupt. FIFA had one sponsor. Nobody even knew what sponsorship was.Through his agency West Nally, Nally conceived, negotiated, and sold the first exclusive sponsorship packages for the FIFA World Cup, the Olympic Games, the World Athletics Championships, and other major global sporting properties. He brought Coca-Cola into world football. He negotiated commercial rights with Argentinas military junta. He pitched the first global marketing plan to Soviet Olympic officials and their KGB minders.Then, in 1982, the partnership that had built it all fell apart. The rights Nally had created were transferred to a new entity, ISL, which went on to generate billions. The man the industry calls the Godfather of sports marketing was quietly erased from the record.Game Changer is his story, told for the first time, with primary documentation, after more than forty years. It is a memoir of ambition, innovation, trust, and betrayal, set against the birth of a $160 billion global industry. Patrick Nally invented modern sports marketing, only to have it taken from him. The 'godfather of sports marketing' tells how the World Cup and Olympics became commercial giants, and how he was erased from the record. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The Invisible Predator: Yoo Young-chul and the Making of a Serial KillerThe Invisible Predator: Yoo Young-chul and the Making of a Serial Killer is a comprehensive scholarly examination of South Korea's most devastating serial murder case. Between September 2003 and July 2004, Yoo Young-chul, a man with fourteen prior convictions and a PCL-R psychopathy score of 38 out of 40, murdered twenty people across Seoul, targeting first the elderly wealthy of Gangnam and Jongno districts before pivoting to women working in Mapo's massage industry following a personal rejection that redirected his violence with catastrophic consequences.Drawing on developmental criminology, forensic psychology, urban geography, and institutional sociology, this book traces the full arc of the case: from Yoo's impoverished childhood in rural Gochang County through the extraordinary circumstances of his capture by civilian massage parlour operators, not the police who had spent months failing to connect the killings. Each chapter combines rigorous academic analysis with narrative prose, examining the forensic sophistication of the disposal methodology, the PCL-R profile of extreme psychopathy, the systemic failures of the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency, and the cultural legacy of the case in Na Hong-jin's landmark film The Chaser and the 2021 Netflix documentary series. A definitive criminological account of a case This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Who invented modern sports marketing?Before Patrick Nally, sport had no money. The IOC was nearly bankrupt. FIFA had one sponsor. Nobody even knew what sponsorship was.Through his agency West Nally, Nally conceived, negotiated, and sold the first exclusive sponsorship packages for the FIFA World Cup, the Olympic Games, the World Athletics Championships, and other major global sporting properties. He brought Coca-Cola into world football. He negotiated commercial rights with Argentinas military junta. He pitched the first global marketing plan to Soviet Olympic officials and their KGB minders.Then, in 1982, the partnership that had built it all fell apart. The rights Nally had created were transferred to a new entity, ISL, which went on to generate billions. The man the industry calls the Godfather of sports marketing was quietly erased from the record.Game Changer is his story, told for the first time, with primary documentation, after more than forty years. It is a memoir of ambition, innovation, trust, and betrayal, set against the birth of a $160 billion global industry. Patrick Nally invented modern sports marketing, only to have it taken from him. The 'godfather of sports marketing' tells how the World Cup and Olympics became commercial giants, and how he was erased from the record. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The Invisible Predator: Yoo Young-chul and the Making of a Serial KillerThe Invisible Predator: Yoo Young-chul and the Making of a Serial Killer is a comprehensive scholarly examination of South Korea's most devastating serial murder case. Between September 2003 and July 2004, Yoo Young-chul, a man with fourteen prior convictions and a PCL-R psychopathy score of 38 out of 40, murdered twenty people across Seoul, targeting first the elderly wealthy of Gangnam and Jongno districts before pivoting to women working in Mapo's massage industry following a personal rejection that redirected his violence with catastrophic consequences.Drawing on developmental criminology, forensic psychology, urban geography, and institutional sociology, this book traces the full arc of the case: from Yoo's impoverished childhood in rural Gochang County through the extraordinary circumstances of his capture by civilian massage parlour operators, not the police who had spent months failing to connect the killings. Each chapter combines rigorous academic analysis with narrative prose, examining the forensic sophistication of the disposal methodology, the PCL-R profile of extreme psychopathy, the systemic failures of the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency, and the cultural legacy of the case in Na Hong-jin's landmark film The Chaser and the 2021 Netflix documentary series. A definitive criminological account of a case This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The Invisible Predator: Yoo Young-chul and the Making of a Serial KillerThe Invisible Predator: Yoo Young-chul and the Making of a Serial Killer is a comprehensive scholarly examination of South Korea's most devastating serial murder case. Between September 2003 and July 2004, Yoo Young-chul, a man with fourteen prior convictions and a PCL-R psychopathy score of 38 out of 40, murdered twenty people across Seoul, targeting first the elderly wealthy of Gangnam and Jongno districts before pivoting to women working in Mapo's massage industry following a personal rejection that redirected his violence with catastrophic consequences.Drawing on developmental criminology, forensic psychology, urban geography, and institutional sociology, this book traces the full arc of the case: from Yoo's impoverished childhood in rural Gochang County through the extraordinary circumstances of his capture by civilian massage parlour operators, not the police who had spent months failing to connect the killings. Each chapter combines rigorous academic analysis with narrative prose, examining the forensic sophistication of the disposal methodology, the PCL-R profile of extreme psychopathy, the systemic failures of the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency, and the cultural legacy of the case in Na Hong-jin's landmark film The Chaser and the 2021 Netflix documentary series. A definitive criminological account of a case This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. The Invisible Predator | Yoo Young-chul and the Making of a Serial Killer | Patrick Nally | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | SilverBack | EAN 9798233296505 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand. …