Events and Reports
According to new research from YouGov, 21% of UK adults say they follow more women’s sport now than they did 18 months ago.
The results of that research, commissioned by Sky Sports, are published in the latest Leaders Special Report, which charts the gains being made across women’s sport in key commercial metrics.
The comprehensive report analyses the state of play across women’s sport, looking particularly at three crucial areas:
It features a host of exclusive interviews with likes of football administrator Heather Rabbatts; Max Eisenbud, agent to Emma Radacanu; England Netball CEO Fran Connolly; Sky Sports Managing Director Jonathan Licht; international footballer-turned-podcast producer, venue direct, and agency consultant Bex Smith; and many more besides.
This report has been produced by Leaders with the support of Sky Sports. The report is free to download and requires a basic set of details. We will not share these details with any third party, but if you’re happy for us to share them with Sky – and Sky alone – then please tick the box where prompted.
Events and Reports
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
1 Oct 2021 • Report
Leaders Special Report – ‘Owning the fans’: What does it really mean?
17 Aug 2021 • Report
Leaders Special Report – The super aggregators: sports IP pirates have gone OTT
14 Jul 2021 • Report
Leaders Special Report: Enabling digital transformation in sport
14 Dec 2020 • Report
Leaders Special Report: Building a better normal
1 Oct 2020 • Report
Leaders Special Report: Activating Digital
24 Apr 2020 • Report
Leaders Special Report: Sport and gamification
23 Jan 2020 • Report
Whitepaper – Game Changer: Rethinking Sports Experiences For Gen Z
12 Dec 2019 • Report
Leaders Special Report – Broadcast Technology: The state of play in 2020
4 Oct 2019 • Report
Leaders Special Report – BeoutQ: an unprecedented piracy story
12 Sep 2019 • Report
Whitepaper – Power of One: Athletes as Endorsers
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