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Susana Monserrat-Revillo is a Lecturer in Sport Management at the School of Sport, Exercise and Health Sciences and a Lecturer at the Doctoral College at Loughborough University. She teaches undergraduate and master’s level Sport Management modules, supervises student research projects, and provides NVivo software training for PhD students across disciplines. Previously, she held roles as Senior Lecturer in Sport Management at the University of Lleida, Sports Manager at El Vendrell City Council, and Co-director of the Catalonian Observatory of Sport. Her expertise spans sports policy, leisure services management, and qualitative research methodologies.
Education:
- BSc (Hons) Sports Sciences, University of Barcelona-INEFC Lleida
- MSc Sport Management, University of Barcelona
- PhD (University of Lleida), focusing on pricing strategies, supply chains, and regulatory frameworks for outsourced services in Catalonian leisure centers
Research Interests: Combines academic rigor with industry实践经验 to address challenges in sport management, including organizational sustainability, stakeholder engagement, and policy implementation. Her consultancy work involves active participation surveys, customer satisfaction analysis, and project management in sports organizations.
Professional Contributions: Organized high-profile events such as the 2017 International Association of Physiological Anthropology Symposium and the Tempus Program “Training of administrators in sport and recreation systems” collaboration with the Lithuanian Academy of Physical Education. Proficient in English, Spanish, and Catalan.
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