The Camper Experience
What a camper actually does.
01Receive a front-office role
02Review a short case with real constraints
03Debate the options with your team
04Allocate resources and make a decision
05See the consequence — cap space, wins, or fan reaction
06Discover the economics behind the result
07Apply the same idea to a new situation
08Defend the decision to the group
Sample 60-Minute Session
0–5 min
Cold open and role assignment
5–15 min
Sports setup and evidence review
15–35 min
Team decision or simulation
35–45 min
Consequence reveal
45–55 min
Economic concept and transfer challenge
55–60 min
Defend the decision
Delivery model — facilitated by BOW or trained staff.
Camp Formats
Cases that work in any camp setting.
01Available
You're the GM
Roster budget allocation under hard constraints
02Available
Save the Franchise
Franchise turnaround — pick the plan and defend it
03Available
The Price of a Seat
Ticket pricing strategy and fan access tradeoffs
04Curriculum ready
Front Office Draft Room
Pick valuation and draft-night decision-making
05On request
Multi-Day Franchise Challenge
Multi-session arc — build, decide, present, defend
Delivery Models
Three ways BOW fits a camp.
One-Time Workshop
One complete sports-business case in 45–75 minutes. Team-based, facilitator-led, no prior setup required.
Multi-Session Program
Several connected decisions across a week or camp session. Each builds on the last.
Front Office Challenge
Teams make multiple decisions and present a final franchise strategy. Can span one day or several sessions.
Ages10–16
Team Size3–6 campers
Group Size12–60 campers
SpaceAny indoor space
TechOptional — runs print-based too
Duration45–75 min per session
Camps FAQ