Paul Huiszoon

Paul Huiszoon
  • PhD
  • Senior Lecturer at Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences

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Introduction
I study and teach sport consumer behaviour. Also, I am interested in services and experiential marketing.
Current institution
Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences
Current position
  • Senior Lecturer
Additional affiliations
July 2019 - July 2019
NEOMA Business School
Position
  • Lecturer
Description
  • As guest lecturer at the summer school Sport Federations and Major Events Management, the students and I discussed the governance of sport federations and managing service quality in sports.
February 2015 - June 2019
Claude Bernard University Lyon 1
Position
  • PhD Student
Description
  • Quantitatively, I sought to understand consumer commitment and engagement towards sports teams and the influence of sport governing bodies on the consumer–team relationship. I collected quantitative data in 11 countries in five different languages.
Education
February 2015 - June 2019
Claude Bernard University Lyon 1
Field of study
  • Sociology of sport consumption
September 2013 - September 2014
Loughborough University
Field of study
  • Spectator loyalty towards sport organisations
September 2008 - September 2011
Deutsche Sporthochschule Köln
Field of study
  • Member satisfaction and service quality in sports clubs

Publications

Publications (7)
Thesis
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The rationale of the study is to broaden the knowledge on the contemporary sport spectator’s relationships with sports teams and sport governing bodies. By including the spectator, the team, and the governing body in a holistic Fan-Relationship- Management-Model, this study gives insights in the formation of loyalty within the spectator-team-govern...
Article
The purpose of the paper is to present an advanced knowledge of a sport governing body’s – instead of club’s or team’s – influence on non-transactional fan behaviours. A higher understanding is achieved via the development of a global Fan-Relationship-Management-Model and local subgroup-specific models. A partial least squares path modelling approa...
Chapter
This study tries to answer the following question: How can the relationship between fans and their national football association (NFA) and national football team (NFT) be described, theoretically understood and managerially improved? Scholars and sport practitioners have raised this question before, while emphasising the inadequacy of current relat...

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