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SEE 1001 Sports, Entertainment, and Event Management: Company Research

This guide will familiarize you with information regarding opportunities in sports, entertainment, and event management

Library Databases

Tips for Finding Organizational Charts

Google search strategies

Sometimes this information finds its way into other types of company or investor documents.  Try Google searches on your company's name with different keyword phrases and filetypes (PDF and PPT are the best bets).

For example:

  • [company name] organizational chart filetype:pdf
  • [company name] organizational chart filetype:ppt
  • [company name] organizational structure filetype:pdf
  • [company name] organizational structure filetype:ppt
  • [company name] leadership structure filetype:pdf
  • [company name] leadership structure filetype:ppt
  • and so on ...

Allow time for this!  You will likely have to scroll through far more than one page of results, and need to skim through the actual documents retrieved. Use your browser's Find In Page search ...

Limiting your search to PowerPoint files can sometimes yield org chart information. To do this, type [company name] organizational chart filetype:ppt into the search box.

Public and Private Companies

 

Annual reports are published by public companies discussing their products and financial position for the previous year. Annual reports typically include the following:

  • A letter from the "Chairman of the Board" to the shareholders
  • Financial statements including sales, stock, and marketing data
  • Information about products and subsidiaries
  • A list of directors and officers of the company

For private companies that are subsidiaries of public companies, annual reports are often the only way to locate information about their operations.

Go to Google and type (using quotations) "Name of company" and "annual report.”

Organizational Charts