Scoreboard

Recorded live at the Sport Strategy Summit in Brisbane on 30 July 2026, this episode is part of a special Scoreboard series featuring conversations with the leaders, innovators and decision-makers shaping the future of sport.

This episode features Ryan Webb from the MBA program at UQ.

How can an MBA help athletes and sports professionals prepare for what's next? Ryan Webb from the UQ MBA program explains how the flexible, career-focused program is helping people build new opportunities during and after their sporting careers.

Show Notes:

For More information about the MBA Program : Visit: https://study.uq.edu.au/study-options/programs/master-business-administration-5770

Learn more about the Sport Strategy Summit at ⁠⁠⁠https://www.sportstrategysummit.com.au/⁠⁠⁠.

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Recorded live at the Sport Strategy Summit in Brisbane on 30 July 2026, this episode is part of a special Scoreboard series featuring conversations with the leaders, innovators and decision-makers shaping the future of sport.

With 24 teams, 52 matches and millions of tickets available, Rugby World Cup 2027 is set to be the biggest tournament in the event’s history. Chris Titley speaks with Chris Stanley, Managing Director of Rugby World Cup 2027 Australia, about preparing teams, venues and host cities while creating an accessible and unforgettable experience for fans. Chris also explores the role of fan festivals, ambassadors, volunteers and storytelling in building excitement across Australia well before the opening match.

Show Notes:
For more information about Rugby World Cup 2027 Australia
Visit: https://www.rugbyworldcup.com/2027/en

Learn more about the Sport Strategy Summit at https://www.sportstrategysummit.com.au/

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Recorded live at the Sport Strategy Summit in Brisbane on 30 July 2026, this episode is part of a special Scoreboard series featuring conversations with the leaders, innovators and decision-makers shaping the future of sport.

What will Brisbane 2032 mean long after the final event has finished? Chris Titley speaks with Elia Hill about building a legacy that transforms Brisbane, strengthens its global reputation and creates opportunities for future generations. Elia also reflects on the lasting impact of Expo 88 and why connection, collaboration and a willingness to help will be essential to making the most of Brisbane’s moment.

Learn more about the Sport Strategy Summit at https://www.sportstrategysummit.com.au/

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Recorded live at the Sport Strategy Summit in Brisbane on 30 July 2026, this episode is part of a special Scoreboard series featuring conversations with the leaders, innovators and decision-makers shaping the future of sport.

For Jason Greenhalgh, Managing Director of Front Office Agency, the Sport Strategy Summit began with one simple question: how can more businesses find their place in sport? Chris Titley speaks with Jason about bringing nearly 300 decision-makers together to connect, share ideas and create new opportunities. Jason also explains why businesses should start small, define what they want from a partnership and take the first step into sport.

Show Notes:

For more information about Front Office Agency

Visit: https://www.frontofficeagency.com.au/

Learn more about the Sport Strategy Summit at https://www.sportstrategysummit.com.au/.

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Recorded live at the Sport Strategy Summit in Brisbane on 30 July 2026, this episode is part of a special Scoreboard series featuring conversations with the leaders, innovators and decision-makers shaping the future of sport.

What makes a sports brand truly memorable? Chris Titley speaks with Campbell Butler, Co-founder and Creative Director of Lovework Studio, about the originality, tension and strategic thinking behind great logos and visual identities. Campbell also shares why Brisbane 2032 presents a major opportunity for sport and the creative industry to embrace bold design, augmented reality and more interactive sporting environments.

Show Notes:

For more information about Lovework Studio

Visit: https://www.lovework.studio/

Learn more about the Sport Strategy Summit at https://www.sportstrategysummit.com.au/

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Recorded live at the Sport Strategy Summit in Brisbane on 30 July 2026, this episode is part of a special Scoreboard series featuring conversations with the leaders, innovators and decision-makers shaping the future of sport.

Brisbane is building towards 2032 with sport at the heart of its economic and cultural momentum. Chris Titley speaks with Anthony Ryan, CEO of Brisbane Economic Development Agency, about how collaboration, major events and year-round activity can create lasting growth beyond one-off “sugar hits.” Anthony also shares why sport can inspire young people, support wellbeing and strengthen Brisbane’s position as Australia’s sporting capital.

Show Notes:

For more information about Brisbane Economic Development Agency

Visit: https://beda.brisbane.qld.au/

Learn more about the Sport Strategy Summit at https://www.sportstrategysummit.com.au/

Follow Scoreboard on Spotify for more conversations with athletes, executives and leaders from across sport and business.

Recorded live at the Sport Strategy Summit in Brisbane on 30 July 2026, this episode is part of a special Scoreboard series featuring conversations with the leaders, innovators and decision-makers shaping the future of sport.

Chris Titley catches up with Bonnie Larkin, Operations Manager at the Aussie Athlete Fund, at the Sports Strategy Summit in Brisbane. Bonnie shares how the organisation is helping Australian athletes tackle the huge financial cost of competing, with $400,000 already delivered through this year’s Million Dollar Challenge. From business partnerships to fundraising barbecues and supporter jerseys, she explains how everyone can get behind athletes chasing their biggest sporting goals.

Show Notes:

For More information about Aussie Athlete Fund

Visit: https://www.aussieathletefund.com/

Learn more about the Sport Strategy Summit at ⁠https://www.sportstrategysummit.com.au/⁠.

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In this episode of Scoreboard, Chris Titley is joined by Matt Renshaw, Australian and Queensland cricketer, for a relaxed and honest conversation about cricket, perspective, family and finding joy in the game again.

Matt reflects on a 2026 that has already taken him in unexpected directions, from a strong Big Bash campaign to playing T20 cricket for Australia, being called into a World Cup squad, and touring Pakistan and Bangladesh. He talks about learning not to assume what comes next, staying ready for different formats and schedules, and balancing life on the road with being a husband and dad to two young kids.

The conversation also explores how fatherhood has changed the way Matt sees cricket. He shares how small moments with his kids can quickly shift his mood after a dismissal, and why watching them play in the backyard has reminded him of the simple joy that sits underneath the professional game. For Matt, contracts, selection and media attention matter, but they are not the whole story.

There is plenty of cricket detail too, from batting routines and trigger movements to red-ball patience, white-ball freedom and the challenge of switching between formats. Matt speaks openly about his dislike of aimless net sessions, why he prefers game-based practice, and how music, presence and a bit of fun help him stay loose at the crease. He also looks back on his wild Big Bash innings at the Gabba with Jack Wood, where belief, timing and a few things going their way turned a huge chase into one of those nights that still feels hard to explain.

Matt also opens up on the realities of playing for Australia, including the pride of wearing the same kit as his childhood heroes, the pressure that comes with selection, and the noise that follows athletes through media and social media. He speaks honestly about online abuse, betting culture, and the importance of keeping a tight inner circle when the outside commentary gets loud.

Away from cricket, the episode covers golf, lawn care, Harry Potter Lego, barbecues, coffee, saunas, phone habits and the small things that help Matt switch off. This is a conversation about growth, perspective and still seeing cricket as something to enjoy. For Matt, the game has changed plenty over the past decade, but the best version of his cricket still comes from playing, competing and having fun.

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In this episode of Scoreboard, Chris Titley is joined by Corey Rocchiccioli, Western Australian cricketer and off-spinner, for a thoughtful conversation about cricket, mindset, patience and the work that sits behind long-term performance.

Corey reflects on a big start to 2026, with success on the field, getting married, moving into a renovated house and navigating the usual challenges of selection, form and the rhythm of professional cricket. He speaks honestly about how consuming the game can be, from checking county scores in the morning to preparing his body and mind through the off-season.

The conversation goes deep into the mental side of cricket. Corey explains how he uses visualisation, review, rating systems and scenario-based preparation to get himself ready for first-class cricket. He also unpacks the idea of blue brain and red brain, and how understanding stress, clarity and arousal has helped him manage pressure in long spells and tight moments.

Corey also shares the less glamorous side of the journey, from missing junior selections to working his way through grade cricket, changing clubs, finding the right coaching and building belief through what he calls naive optimism. He talks about wanting to play first grade before the dream grew into Western Australia and beyond, and why he still feels like he is only scratching the surface of the cricketer he can become.

There is plenty for cricket lovers too, from the changing shape of the game and the rise of franchise cricket to the craft of bowling to players like Usman Khawaja and Marnus Labuschagne. Corey gives a clear sense of the puzzle of spin bowling, the value of small pieces of information, and the joy of trying to stay one step ahead of good batters.

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In this episode of Scoreboard, Chris Titley welcomes Emily Chancellor, Wallaroos back rower and Waratahs leader, for a thoughtful conversation about rugby, connection, pressure and the joy that still sits at the heart of why she plays.

Fresh off her Barbarians experience in the UK, Emily reflects on what made the week so special, from meeting teammates from around the world to building trust quickly and playing for the love of the game. She talks about rugby as a place of challenge, friendship and shared experience, and why the Barbarians felt like such a clear reminder of what the sport can give.

Emily also looks back on her late start in rugby, growing up watching the game with her dad, playing netball and swimming, and then giving Sevens a go after a university email opened the door. From there, she found her way into 15s, where the physicality, strategy and team-first nature of the game quickly felt like the place she was meant to be.

The conversation moves into performance, preparation and the lessons that come with experience. Emily shares how her pre-game routines have changed over time, why structure and superstition both have their place, and how she has learned to trust the work she has already done. She also explains her on-field alter ego, a smiling assassin crossed with a Tasmanian devil, and why having more fun than everyone else can be a genuine competitive edge.

There is also plenty on leadership, both in rugby and in the workplace. Emily talks about leading through actions, owning your craft, seeking feedback, making quick decisions under pressure, and the trust that comes from spending real time with teammates. Her work in people and culture at Richard Crookes Construction has also given her a new way to think about leadership, standards and how people want to be treated.

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