Events and Reports
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This episode of At home with Leaders features a conversation with newly installed Drone Racing League President Rachel Jacobson (conversation starts at 17:19). The former NBA SVP of Global Partnerships became one of a small number of female presidents in sport when she started the role earlier this week. Founded in 2015, the Drone Racing League now has broadcast deals with NBC, Sky, ProSeibenSat.1 and Youku, and has put on eye-catching events in venues such as Alexandra Palace in London, BMW Welt in Germany, and Chase Field in the US.
Also joining James Emmett and David Cushnan for this episode is the Leaders Performance Institute’s Matthew Stone, who gives an insight into how leaders from across the sports performance world are coping with their current environments. We hear from England Rugby coach Eddie Jones, and Wall Street Journal writer and author of The Captain Class, Sam Walker (conversations start at 7:45), both of whom have been featured recently on the Leaders Performance Institute’s own line of podcasts – a series of at home conversations with the biggest names from across the world of high performance.
On the conversational agenda:
– Knowing when and how to devolve organisational autonomy;
– The difference between leadership and management;
– The political leaders who have made an impact recently;
– Onboarding into a leadership role during Covid-19;
– The DRL’s focus on innovation, its virtual product, and its STEM programme;
– How David Stern and Adam Silver paved the way for Rachel Jacobson.
Let us know what you’d like to talk about and who you’d like to hear from on At home with Leaders. @JamesEmmett and @DavidCushnan on Twitter.
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Events and Reports
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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
4 Oct 2021 • Report
Leaders Special Report – Women’s sport: bouncing back from the pandemic
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