In this episode we talk to Peter Palencik, General Secretary of Slovakian Football Federation. Slovakia was just two steps away from qualifying to EURO 2020 when UEFA released a decision to postpone qualifying play-offs and consequently the final competition. How to manage national federation when you have no dates for qualifying matches, no idea about when sport can resume in the country and no habit of working from home - hear what Peter Palencik has to say about it.

There are just a few large-scale, global events. Nevertheless, there are thousands of smaller-scale events happening in the world. What are those events aiming for as key outcomes of their communications strategies? What are success stories and failures in the context of smaller-scale multi-sport events communications strategies?

This episode of our special series will give you insights from the football world of Mongolia. We spoke to the Head of International Relations at the Mongolian Football Federation, Mongoljingoo Sodgerel, to discuss how this crisis has affected their daily activities and how they manage to work in this situation.

In this episode of our special series we speak to Michael Flockhardt, Founder of Sportstec International Development Agency in South Africa, about how learners in vulnerable communities have been affected by the lockdown and how Sportstec are trying to find ways to support coaches, educators and students through their Sport2Life Programme in this difficult situation.

Join us on a virtual journey around the world where we talk to sport professionals from different domains about how they are navigating the uncharted waters of this crisis. (put flags of Russia, USA, SA, Mongolia, Scotland, Slovakia, New Zealand).

In this episode of our special series we speak to Mike Mobley, Associate Sports Communications Director at University of Georgia Athletic Association. Mike shares with us how players received the news about event cancellations being ready for the game in the locker room.

Looking at the challenges and learnings of the current crisis through the eyes of SportWorkers from around the world. With almost all sport events postponed or cancelled, offices and training facilities closed and international travel restricted, how do sports professionals navigate uncharted waters and what have they learned so far.

Looking at the challenges and learnings of the current crisis through the eyes of SportWorkers from around the world. With almost all sport events postponed or cancelled, offices and training facilities closed and international travel restricted, how do sports professionals navigate uncharted waters and what have they learned so far.

This episode explores the issue of migration in sports and how each person, organizations and sport bodies can contribute to appease this crisis. Our guests discuss how individuals, associations and organisations have approached this situation in the context of sports.

This interview is with the world’s leading experts in Sport Presentation, recorded just three weeks prior to the Lausanne 2020 Youth Olympic Games. We welcome you to discover how to make sport events more than just a competition and learn from the global leaders in Sport Presentation.

Marga Rico set herself the goal of finishing a half ironman in Madrid in less than 5 hours. From Lausanne to Madrid, she built an inspiring story of a woman who decides to challenge herself, while inspiring others with her knowledge and passion for sport.

#inspiringwithoutinspiring has been the slogan of the @ms_margarico project (led together with Greta Avola) which has an innovative marketing and commercial strategy. Marga and Greta brought this challenge to another level, creating an interesting case to learn from. If it has worked for them why it cannot work for you?