Lenah Ueltzen-Gabell
Greater London, England, United Kingdom
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That’s a wrap Leaders in Sport. 5 points from me: 1. The Persians had it right. Rory Sutherland shared how when faced with tough decisions, they…
That’s a wrap Leaders in Sport. 5 points from me: 1. The Persians had it right. Rory Sutherland shared how when faced with tough decisions, they…
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Being on the road for a few weeks, living out of a suitcase, and frequently forgetting your hotel room number can be a challenge, but it all becomes…
Being on the road for a few weeks, living out of a suitcase, and frequently forgetting your hotel room number can be a challenge, but it all becomes…
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Looking forward to joining Kathryn Swallow and Lenah Ueltzen-Gabell on the Creative Stage at #LeadersWeek London next week to explore the topic of…
Looking forward to joining Kathryn Swallow and Lenah Ueltzen-Gabell on the Creative Stage at #LeadersWeek London next week to explore the topic of…
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Member of the Leaders under 40 Class of 2017
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Leaders and Aspire Academy announced their 3rd annual Leaders under 40 awards, the global search for the best talent in the business of sport under 40. 565 nominations received with 42 selected for this year’s class.
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Sports Business Journal Forty Under 40 Award
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Jaime Domínguez Pérez de Ayala
"Football needs to adapt its product-market fit to meet the expectations of younger generations who prefer 90 seconds of content over 90 minutes." I'm incredibly grateful to have had the opportunity to sit down with Roger Mitchell, a true expert in the sports industry, for the latest episode of the World Football Summit podcast. We had an amazing conversation about what the future of football could look like. Some takeaways from it include: 1. The ongoing debate of “legacy vs entertainment”: What is it that we want the future of the football industry to rely most on? There is no right or wrong answer, it is a matter of mindset… 2. Monetizing Digital Content and Direct-to-Consumer Models: Content could become a new key pillar of the sports business model. This implies taking risks that football properties are not used to taking, embracing new skills within the organization, and even considering reducing dependency on broadcasting rights. 3. Financial Sustainability: The future of football depends on being able to control costs. Years of revenue growth have been wasted because financial sustainability has not been a priority… 4. The “90 minutes vs 90 seconds”: Creating shorter, more engaging content formats to capture the attention of younger generations is a must. The key is to find “product-market” fit for the future generations of fans, not the current ones. 5. Football is an asset class with higher risk due to relegation, the difficulty of controlling wages and costs, as well as the current governance models. This one is a “can’t miss!" And make sure you buy Roger's book: "Sport's Perfect Storm" and follow him on the AYNE - are you not entertained? podcast! Available now wherever you get your podcast! #Football #SportsIndustry #Innovation #Sustainability #MediaRights #WFS #WorldFootballSummit #FutureOfFootball
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Jonathan Licht
We’ve always believed in the power of sport to change lives and to create moments and memories that can last a lifetime 👇 But now, we also have data, from Public First and Sky, that shows the impact of the sporting ecosystem and fandom on UK society. The report shows that our nation of passionate sports fans generate £10 billion a year for the UK economy. Plus, with UK adults spending approximately 9.1 billion hours last year watching and playing sports, the research finds that sport makes us happier, healthier and better connected. At Sky, we’re extremely proud of our role, including our £18 billion investment in sports over the last decade. Take a read of the full report, “Game Changing: How sport makes us happier, healthier and better connected” here: https://lnkd.in/eRgbuajR
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Matt Ober
Sports investments are everywhere. It's not uncommon for active investors to hear about a new sports related investment opportunity weekly these days. From pickleball teams, to women's sports franchises, to European soccer clubs, to sports technology. The opportunities are everywhere. On top of that we are seeing the democratization of sports investing with exciting startups making it simple for fans to invest in racehorses, amateur golf and tennis players, baseball players and so much more. I am personally excited to see what areas of sports investing catches the next wave of attention. Golf, sports data/analytics & making the space investable for fans are all things we actively are involved in at Social Leverage I think we see a lot more buzz continuing around women's sports from basketball to soccer, cricket, men's soccer, and more alternative new sports leagues. https://lnkd.in/g9nYw_RE
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