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The Paris Global Sports Industry Summit brings together a powerful community of leaders who are setting the agenda for the international sports industry. Summit is focuses on world economic crisis influence on sport industry and on the tension between tradition and innovation in sport as the industry looks to expand while staying true to its roots.

Exclusively reserved for the leading players in the sports industry, the summit’s high-level participation and practical discussion will encourage open, constructive and candid debate.

Topics to be discussed include:

• World Economic Crisis: influence on industry, solutions • Taking the game global: Rationale, risk, reward • Radical innovation: Re-thinking the fan experience • Innovating to enhance sponsorship value • Media: Channels, consumers and the brave new (virtual) world of sports • The modern Olympics: Lessons and opportunities

Global Sports Industry Summit will be held in Paris, France from September 29 - October 1, 2010.

Global Sports Industry Summit are the leading event providers for the Global Sports Industry. Renowned for delivering unique networking platforms, the Sports Industry Summit event calendar culminates in a 3-day convention encompassing the Sports Experience. Sports Industry Summit truly is a portal into the sport industry.

registration fee’s: EUR 328 (delegates) EUR 318 / m2 (exhibitors)

www.sportsindustrysummit.com


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December 16, 2009
Rick Dudley, the President and Chief Executive Officer at Octagon Worldwide, has been announced as a speaker at the Global Sports Industry Summit in Paris, France. FISU Secretary General and Chief Executive Eric Saintrond; FIFA Beach Soccer Chief E…
December 11, 2009
Rick Dudley, the President and Chief Executive Officer at Octagon Worldwide, has been announced as a speaker at the Global Sports Industry Summit in Paris, France. FISU Secretary General and Chief Executive Eric Saintrond; FIFA Beach Soccer Chief E…
December 11, 2009
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December 11, 2009
Golda El-khoury, Chief of Section, Sport at UNESCO (http://www.unesco.org) join Global Sports Industry Summit 2010 as Speaker.
November 12, 2009
Sport et Citoyenneté (http://www.sportetcitoyennete.org/) support Global Sports Industry Summit 2010 as official partner.
November 12, 2009
Nicholas Reynolds, Senior Principal at Populous (Formerly HOK) join Global Sports Industry Summit as Speaker. For more information and registration visit http://www.sportsindustrysummit.com
November 12, 2009
Lewis Howes, Francis Tellier and Dean Bonham join Global Sports Industry Summit as Speakers. For more information and registration visit http://www.sportsindustrysummit.com
November 12, 2009
Enhance your company's visibility and impact at Global Sports Industry Summit with these great sponsorship platforms. Sponsorship delivers high profile event association both before, at and post event. This is delivered via a combination of branding…
November 12, 2009
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Global Sports Industry Summit at Le Palais des Congres de Paris
September 29, 2010 at 9am to October 1, 2010 at 7pm
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London seeks sports industry help with £30m participation drive

London’s private-sector sports industry will be called upon to help deliver on the Mayor’s new £30 million pledge to increase participation in sport in the capital.

Goals of the investment plan – titled ‘A Sporting Future for London’ – which was officially launched yesterday, include addressing high levels of inactivity among citizens with families and in full-time work, improving access to sports facilities, and recruiting and training to bolster the workforce in the grass-roots sports sector.… Continue

Posted on May 2, 2009 at 7:58am —

Thomas D. Hagen

Premier League critical of Parliamentary Report

This week the All Party Parliamentary Football Group (APPFG) delivered a frank set of suggestions regarding the finances of top English football clubs, in publishing the findings of a six-year report. Speaking to BritSport Weekly, the Premier League expressed its disappointment with not only some of the Group’s suggestions, but also its exclusion from elements of the Group’s research.

The report complimented the Premier League on its status as the top domestic club competition in the world, but… Continue

Posted on May 2, 2009 at 7:57am —

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How financial crisis will hit sports industry?

Crashes and collapses? Slumps and slides?

Nobody knows nose dives like the sports world, where the dark half of every highlight is failure. For each dunk, dinger and end zone dance, somebody got burned. Bouncing back from big losses? Just part of the game.

Unless the agony of defeat you’re talking about involves the recent Wall Street beat-down. That blowout — and what it will mean for all the big leagues — still has economists fumbling for answers. Most agree that if a recession takes deep ro… Continue

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