Sport for Business will host its third Annual Business of Golf Forum at The K Club South on the afternoon of Tuesday, August 25th.
We will gather those from across and around the sport who are shaping its present and its future.
Among our guests will be Linda Hoey of the European Ryder Cup, who will chat with us about preparations for the global event being staged at Adare Manor in Limerick, one year out.
Other themes we will be looking at include the KPMG Women’s Irish Open taking place that week and the Amgen Irish Open two weeks later; storytelling in golf through content creation and influencers; the world of sponsorship in Irish golf and more.
Our final session will be an opportunity for those present who have their own golf businesses to share a little about their plans and ambitions.
It promises to be an engaging and informative gathering, and we look forward to welcoming our Sport for Business members and guests.
Among the speakers who will be joining us will be:
Linda Hoey, European Ryder Cup Team Adare Manor 2027
Simon Honan, Championship Director, KPMG Women’s Irish Open
Eimear Rigby, Associate Director Communications, Amgen
Ruth Crehan, ForeFront Sports
Suzanne Thomson, Swing and Tonic Golf
Damien Connolly, Association of Turf Professionals Ireland
Rob Hartnett, Sport for Business
Places are limited but you can secure yours below while they last
KPMG, the KPMG Women’s Irish Open, ForeFront Sports, Sport Ireland, and BMW are full members of Sport for Business.
If you would like to be part of the Sport for Business community and see your organisation in our content, on our stages, and in the conversation happening every day around the commercial world of Irish Sport, email us today and let’s see what is possible.
Image Credit: ForeFront Sports
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