Events and Reports
All these questions, plus many more besides, are tackled in the latest episode of the Leaders Podcast, a double-header featuring SportsBusiness Journal Olympics reporter Ben Fischer, and San Francisco 49ers President and Elevate Sports Ventures CEO Al Guido.
In part one, we put PyeongChang 2018 under the microscope. On the agenda:
– the key storylines to watch over the course of the Winter Olympics;
– the evolution of the IOC’s TOP sponsorship programme;
– what NBC needs for these Games to count as a success;
– the Olympic Channel evaluated;
In part two, Al Guido talks us through the launch of Elevate Sports Ventures, explains why the time was right and how the offering is unique, and gives his own SWOT analysis on the agency he’s just launched.
Listen to the podcast below, and subscribe today on iTunes, Stitcher, Overcast, or your chosen podcast platform.
Events and Reports
27 Jan 2025 • Report
Leaders Report: Sport’s Tech Stack – Pointers, Processes and Planning for a Smarter 2025
22 Oct 2024 • Report
Podcast Series – Convergence: An Executive Summary
9 Oct 2024 • Report
Leaders Report – The Ultimate Venue Experiences
16 May 2024 • Report
Leaders Report – Succession in sport: future proofing through planning and development
11 May 2023 • Report
Leaders Report – WOW! Moments: Making an Impact with Major Events within Major Events
29 Nov 2022 • Report
Leaders Report – What’s an app worth today? Making decisions about digital that optimise ROI
22 Sep 2022 • Report
Leaders Report – Data Engines: The numbers, systems and services driving sport’s next generation technology
1 Sep 2022 • Report
Leaders Guide – How to design the perfect high performance away day
17 Feb 2022 • Report
Leaders Special Report – Transformation Journeys: Strategic Approaches to Digital in 2022
17 Dec 2021 • Report
How to maximise the value of branded content in 2022
29 Nov 2021 • Report
Leaders Special Report – Bidding and Staging: The host city equation
17 Aug 2021 • Report
Leaders Special Report – The super aggregators: sports IP pirates have gone OTT
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