PROGRAMME

The Olympic Museum's 200-seater main auditorium offers a range of opportunities for individuals to share their perspectives and knowledge with a diverse audience. Regardless of your expertise, the panels and presentations provide an exceptional platform for speakers to deliver their message. The auditorium will feature a carefully curated mix of presentations and panels designed to engage the audience in thought-provoking discussions and provide them with new ideas. These discussions will cover a wide range of topics, including innovations and pressing issues in the world of sports.

The audience will be diverse, consisting of Host Cities, Rights Holders, and Suppliers, providing speakers with a unique opportunity to connect with a global audience. As a speaker, you will have the chance to share your insights, experiences and knowledge with our audience and make a lasting impact on the attendees.

As a workshop lead, your main responsibility will be to organise workshops that focus on specific sectors with the aim of highlighting important themes such as sustainability and technology. The ultimate goal of these workshops is to provide you with a platform to share your knowledge of this market- and engage directly with the delegates; plus provide valuable insights to the participants. We will collaborate closely with you as Workshop lead, to ensure your objectives are met; each sector workshop will be carefully designed to create a dynamic and interactive setting where diverse perspectives can come together, forming a community of forward-thinking individuals where you can cultivate future business relationships. These workshops will cover various topics to help unravel complexities, ignite innovation, and inspire participants to lead positive change in their respective sectors.

A unique platform fostering collaboration between Sports Federations and industry leaders. These sessions provide a dynamic environment for open dialogue, consultation, and relationship-building to address pain points and drive mutual success. Engage in consultative dialogues where Sports Rights Holders openly share their challenges, goals, and pain points. Industry leaders bring valuable insights, innovative solutions, and best practices, creating a collaborative space where collective expertise addresses specific concerns.

This exclusive session puts Host Cities at the forefront. In this briefing, hosts will delve into the infrastructure of various regions and present exciting opportunities for Sports Federations seeking to find the perfect location for their upcoming events. The aim is to provide tailored opportunities that align with the unique needs of the Federation. There will be an emphasis on understanding the importance of leveraging iconic landmarks for events and tapping into the local sponsorship potential to ensure successful collaboration. The City representatives will present customisable possibilities that may fit the Sports Rights Holder’s vision. Both Cities and Sports Federations will be able to engage and build connections beyond this briefing, fostering relationships crucial for successful collaboration.

Closed Door Workshops are exclusive sessions that provide a confidential and intimate setting for small groups of event organisers to engage in discussions on sensitive topics related to the sports industry. These workshops offer a safe space for participants to share their experiences, exchange ideas, and brainstorm solutions to their respective sectors' challenges. The discussions are led by expert facilitators who guide participants through a structured agenda designed to generate actionable insights and strategies. The workshops are closed-door, meaning that all conversations and information shared within the session are kept confidential, creating a safe environment for participants to express their opinions freely.

By bringing together a select group of industry leaders, meaningful discussions will lead to real change and progress, leaving with a deeper understanding of the challenges facing their respective sectors, as well as practical solutions and strategies they can implement within their organisations.