The youth of the world is to gather in Dublin in October 2014 after the city beat off opposition from Edinburgh and Hong Kong to host the One Young World Summit. Sport will play its part, and so will Sport for Business.
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The managers of two National teams, the winner of 12 All Ireland Medals, the winner of 208 International caps; the people behind the biggest commercial deals in Irish sport. Will you be with them to learn and share on Women’s Sport?
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Proponents of a ban on alcohol sponsorship of sport argue the debate must be based on principle. But what if the principle was that sports participation is good for the health of our youth and the nation?
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One of the US’s biggest energy companies is using a partnership with this week’s US Open Golf Championship to attract more children towards a career in science, technology and engineering.
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Are you ready to shape the future of Women’s sport in Ireland and around the world. Book your place today for The Business of Women’s Sport and network with those at the top of their game in business and in sport.
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A fitter workforce produces better business performance. The Irish Sports Council Challenge encouraged 70 companies and 4,500 employees to get up and get active in May.
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English Premier League soccer clubs’ revenue reached a record £2,360m in 2011/12, according to the 22nd Annual Review of Football Finance from Deloitte. The Business of Sport at the highest level.
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Dialogue and communication are the key elements in any relationship according to Chris Kitchen who joins us today as part of our new Leaders in Sport series. See what the present and future holds for one of Ireland’s fastest growing sports.
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Centra is to focus its GAA emphasis on the development of community events around the country aimed at promoting and developing the sport of hurling.
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Australian sport is reeling from the loss of two major sponsors in swimming and soccer. One is down to scandal but the other is more worrying in that it is a mobile operator choosing to focus on customers rather than sponsorship.
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