STADIUM Management and Operation of Stadium

WC2010ATTENDANCE FIGURES

• Management by Municipality • Management by Commercial Operator • Management by Resident Team • Management by non-profit Organisation

MANAGEMENT CONCEPTS

• Management by Municipality • Management by Commercial Operator • Management by Resident Team • Management by non-profit Organisation AIMS AND PRIORITIES

1. To ensure that the Stadium is utilised and that there are feet in the Stadium at all times;

2. To ensure accessibility to the facility for all levels of events and all communities;

3. To generate adequate income from events to cover the maintenance cost of the Stadium;

4. To manage the infrastructure sustainably rather than for profit regardless of the cost and the long term effects. ALTERNATIVE MANAGEMENT MODELS 1. Municipal Managed: Manage and operate the Stadium in-house as a department of the Mbombela Local Municipality;

2. Stadium Operator: Put out a proposal call to Stadium Operators for the management and operation of the Stadium for their own cost and profit, and for a quantified (tendered) benefit to the City;

3. Stadium Trust: Establish a Stadium Management Trust to manage and operate the Stadium through the appointment of a Stadium Manager or management company with income accruing to the City BASIC MANAGEMENT FUNCTIONS

1. Day to Day Operation of Stadium 2. Facility Maintenance 3. Management and Staging of Events 4. Generating Income EXPANDED MANAGEMENT FUNCTIONS

1. Day to Day Operation of Stadium 2. Increasing the daily Activities at the Stadium 3. Ongoing Facility Maintenance (Inventory, etc) 4. Preventive Maintenance Programmes 5. Managing and Staging Events 6. Initiating and Implementing Events 7. Generating Income 8. Generating Income to Fund Secondary Initiatives

FIXED OPERATING EXPENSES 1. Running Costs 2. Facility Maintenance 3. Service Provider Contracts 4. Salaries INCOME RELATED EXPENSES 1. Promotional and Fees 2. Security, Cleaning, Marshals 3. Technical Support 4. Temporary Installations, etc. INCOME OPPORTUNITIES

1. Branding, Sponsorship, Naming Rights 2. Rental Income and Commercial Opportunities 3. Income form Resident “Home” Teams 4. Income from Major Events 5. Income form Minor Events 6. Sale of Suites 7. Spectator Related Income Potential 8. Fixed Advertising 9. Electronic Advertising INCOME OPPORTUNITIES INCOME OPPORTUNITIES INCOME OPPORTUNITIES INCOME & EXPENDITURE INCOME & EXPENDITURE INCOME & EXPENDITURE SALES AND ADVERTISING INCOME SUITE INCOME SPECTATOR INCOME SPECTATOR INCOME SPECTATOR INCOME EVENTS PLANNED

FOOTBALL / SOCCER 1. Bafana Bafana or Equivalent (1 No.@ 50%) 2. PSL Matches (2 No.@ 50%) 3. Events initiated by Stadium (2 No.@ 75%) 4. Events by Commercial Managers (2 No.@40%) 5. Half of Home Team matches (9 No.@ 40%) 6. Local Club Matches (10 No. @ 50%) 7. Local School Matches (10 No.@ 75%) EVENTS PLANNED RUGBY 1. Springboks / International (1 No.@ 50%) 2. Super Fourteen Top Team (2 No.@ 50%) 3. Super Fourteen Lions (1 No.@ 50%) 4. Curry Cup Top Team (2 No.@50%) 5. Curry Cup Lower Team (8 No.@ 50%) 6. Local Club Matches (10 No. @ 75%) 7. Local School Matches (10 No.@ 75%) 8. Local Primary School (10 No.@ 75%) EVENTS PLANNED ENTERTAINMENT 1. Major International Stars (1 No.@ 25%) 2. Concerts initiated by Stadium (1 No.@ 50%) 3. Concerts by Commercial Managers (1 No.@ 50%) OTHER EVENTS 1. Conferences (6 No.@50%) 2. Weddings (6 No.@ 50%) 3. Other Functions (4 No. @ 50%) 4. Club Meetings, AGMs (17 No.@ 50%) 5. Examinations, Prize Givings (2 No.@ 50%) EVENTS PLANNED RENTAL INCOME 1. Auditorium (12 No.@ 50%) 2. Cafeteria (12 No.@ 50%) 3. Sport Shop (12 No.@ 50%) 4. Gymnasium (12 No.@50%) OTHER INCOME 1. Courses and Camps (3 No. @ 25%) 2. Sport and Arts Academy (1 No.@ 25%) EVENTS CONFIRMED

Soccer Matches Plan. Conf. Event Bafana Bafana 0.5 1 05-Sep-10 PSL Matches Top Teams 1 0.5 In Process Initiated by Stadium 1.5 0 t.b.c. Commercial Managers 1.5 0 t.b.c. Black Aces/Other PSL 3.6 4 Confirmed Local Clubs 5 5 In Process Local Schools 7.5 8 In Process TOTAL SOCCER MATCHES 20.6 18.5 EVENTS CONFIRMED

Rugby Matches Plan. Conf. Event International Games 0.5 1 Seven-a-side Super 14 (Bulls or Sharks) 1 0 Feb 2011? Super Fourteen (Lions) 0.5 0 In Process Curry Cup (Bulls, Sharks) 1 2 27-Aug-10 Curry Cup (Lions, ) 4 4 27-Aug-10 Local Clubs 7.5 5 In Process Local Schools 7.5 8 In Process Primary Schools 7.5 8 27-Aug-10 TOTAL RUGBY MATCHES 29.5 28 EVENTS CONFIRMED

Concerts Plan. Conf. Event Major International Stars 0.25 0 t.b.c. Initiated by Stadium 0.5 1 In Process Commercial Managers 0.5 0 t.b.c. TOTAL CONCERTS 1.25 1 Other Events Plan. Conf. Event Conferences 3 3 07/09 Aug Weddings 3 1 R. Gumede Functions 2 1 Spar TOTAL OTHER EVENTS 8 5 TOTAL CONFIRMED EVENTS 59.4 52.5 EVENTS CONFIRMED

07-09 Aug 2010 AST Gijima Conference 27 August 2010 Bulls vs Pumas Match 05 Sept 2010 Bafana Bafana Match 01 Oct 2010 Annual Sixties Party 20 Oct 2010 Spar Function 14 Nov 2010 PSL Match 22 Dec 2010 PSL Match January 2011 International Sevens Tourn. February 2011 Super 14 Team Match 19 March 2011 PSLMatch 30 April 2011 PSL Match ADDED VALUE EVENTS

• In-die-bos Concerts • Panorama Cycle Tour • Jock Cycle Tour • Three Day Kaapse Hoop MTBTour • Weekly Time Trial (Running) • Fun Runs and Road Races • Basketball, Netball, Ringball, etc. • Tourist Bus-stop • Symbiosis of Activites QUICK WIN INTERVENTIONS • Furniture for Suites and Restaurant makes it possible to rent out immediately until long term sales have taken place (MLM) • Indoor Hall required for conference and Sport Academy use. Cost minor related to income advantage (MPG) • Region requires Athletics track which also influences feasibility of Sport Academy (Lotto) • Kitchen and catering equipment (from income) • Upgrade old school buildings for Sport and Arts Academy (MPG, Lotto) MEANINGFUL INTERVENTIONS • Price Cutting by Stadia to be avoided (Cities) • Differential Ticket Pricing required for Soccer • Competition by too many Stadia for same events should be negotiated to spread business • Allocation of International Matches to smaller federations (SAFA and SARFU) • Agents are skinning the industry for own profit with little or no benefit to Stadium owners • Need to build spectator base – bad experiences affect all other Stadia and must be avoided • Category for Lotto allocations to Stadium events

MBOMBELA STADIUM PRESENTATION TO PARLIAMENTARY PORTFOLIO COMMITTEE 17 AUG 2010