Events and Reports
14 Apr 2023
PodcastsLeaders Live, produced in partnership with IMG, is our studio talk show on hot button issues in the industry, featuring conversations with leaders from across sport.
As Paris 2024 draws closer, UK Sport CEO Sally Munday offers insight on the big-ticket items to address and what is front of mind for the organisation. Munday also shares her leadership lessons, taken in part from guiding sport successful through an unprecedented period – the two rescheduled Olympic and Paralympic games, against the backdrop of a global pandemic.
And then from 29:09, Jo Osborne, Head of Women’s Sport at Sky Sports, and Beth Barrett-Wild, Director of Women’s Professional Game at the England & Wales Cricket Broad, explain how women’s sport has learned to be agile, and how the sports industry as a whole can apply those lessons in approaching the current economic climate.
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