The battle against corruption in sport is moving fast. New Zealand’s Olympic Committee yesterday called for legislation to protect the integrity of sport. Today it is the subject of our latest Members’ Round Table.
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The growth of participation in running has led to an explosion of events looking to attract big numbers. What do organisers have to do to ensure they capture attention and deliver for their partners?
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The GAA and the Camogie Association have scored a major win through the signing of a five year partnership with Liberty Insurance that works on a number of different levels.
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Kathryn D’Arcey of the Alcohol Beverage Federation of Ireland presents a case for the retention of alcohol sponsorship in sport, one side of a debate that is growing in intensity and approaching a final decision.
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One of the main benefits that Sport for Business brings to sport and business leaders in Ireland is a relevant daily package of curated content from around the world that helps learning and avoids the distraction of distraction.
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David Walsh earned a lifetime achievement award at the BT Sports Industry Awards in London last week. Cycling, Paralympians and Adidas were also among the winners. Is there room for a similar awards in Ireland?
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Setanta Sport has secured another three years live and exclusive coverage of Saturday afternoon Premier League soccer action in Ireland. The competition though is getting tougher.
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Sport for Business is pleased to be involved in a major Rugby networking event in the run up to the Heineken and Amlin Cup Finals weekend. Would you like to join us?
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This weeks Charity spotlight falls on a unique ten year agreement signed between a South Dublin Hockey club, its long term commercial sponsor and an important local charitable facility.
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In the second part of a guest article by betting integrity expert Paul Scotney, we look at six clear steps which sports governing bodies should be taking to address the threat of betting to the integrity of sport.
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