51ÔÚÏß

Michael Mondello

Professor/Associate Program Director
mmondello@usf.edu
Room: BSN 3430
Phone: (813) 974-1721
Fax: (813) 905-9964

Michael Mondello is a professor in the School of Marketing and Innovation and associate program director of the Vinik Sport & Entertainment Management Program. He teaches sport business analytics and sport & entertainment finance.

His research interests include stadium financing, contingent valuation method (CVM), employee compensation, analytics and ticket pricing. He has published in the leading journals in the field including the Journal of Sport Management, Management Decision, the International Journal of Sport Finance, and Sport Management Review. He was recognized as a Sport Management Research Fellow by the North American Society for Sport Management in 2007. Mondello comes to USF after spending 12 years on the faculty at 51ÔÚÏß State University, where he served as professor in the Department of Sport Management. Prior to FSU, Mondello was on the faculty at the University of 51ÔÚÏß.

He earned a PhD and master's degrees from the University of 51ÔÚÏß and a bachelor's degree from USF.

Teaching

• SPB 6706 – Sport Business Analytics
• SPB 6116 – Sport & Entertainment Finance

Recent Research

• Mondello, M., Mills, B., & Tainsky, S., (2017), "Competition in Shared Markets and
  National Football League Viewership." Journal of Sport Management, (31), 562-574.
• Huberty, L., Kellison, T. & Mondello, M., (2016), "Fan Mobilization and the
  Minnesota Sport Stadium Campaign," International Journal of Sport Communication,
  (9), 191-208.
• Rishe, P., Sanders, M., Reese, J., Mondello, M., (2016), "A Heterogeneous Analysis
  of Secondary Market Transactions for College Football Bowl Games," Sport Marketing
  Quarterly, 25, (2), 115-127.
• Mondello, M. & Kellison, T., (2016), "The Sport Referendum Model: Factors
  Influencing the Success and Failure of Ballot Measures," Journal of Contemporary
  Athletics, 10 (2), 139-155.
• Mills, B., Mondello, M., & Tainsky, S., (2016), "Competition in Shared Markets and
  Major League Baseball Broadcast Viewership," Applied Economics, 48, (32), 3020-3022.

SERVICE 

• Member, Development Committee for the North American Society Sport Management, 2010-present
• Member, editorial boards of the International Journal of Sport Finance and the International Journal of Sport Management
• Department representative, Muma College of Business Tenure and Promotion Committee
• Conference chair: Sport & Entertainment Analytics Conference