An inspiring example of how we can use the power of sport, events and businesses as force for good!

47% of scheduled events cancelled or postponed. This is the shocking reality of sports industry after the COVID-19 pandemic.

Transitioning from sports can be hard. The Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) is trying to make it a bit easier for their players by providing them with the support to successfully transition into a second career via the mobile app UEFA for Players.

The statistics are sobering — 1 in 5 children in Europe are victims of some form of sexual violence, while 1 in 3 women and 1 in 6 men have experienced physical or sexual violence at some point in their lifetime. And as a reflection of a society, sports is not immune to these issues or other forms of abuse.

In 2018, 500 legacy students successfully assisted the 18th Asian Games broadcasting production teams, in Indonesia. The leadership behind this powerful case study was Armelle Canet, a senior broadcast professional that has accumulated experiences in FIFA, HBS and UEFA.

Picture this — not only is your favourite sports event being broadcasted live but with commentary in your native language by experts or influencers of this sport. Could this dream come true?

Do you know how many challenges surround the process of organizing an athlete’s health database? Just to get a glimpse: dealing with different legislations, ‘old style’ analogic way of registering data, multiple inputs on every database level, many stakeholders holding different responsibilities, almost no information about grassroots, and - generally - time and money consuming procedures.

Organisational culture, governance effectiveness, social responsibility, and sustainability for sports organisations. Are any of these issues relevant to you? Then, check this great talk with Gautier Vasseur, Partner at Pedersen & Partners, a global leadership advisory services firm.

After working in the IOC institutional communication unit, Nadia Bonjour set a challenge and became a consultant on equality and inclusion through language in sports. This TALK highlighted diverse examples of sportswomen’s prejudiced communication in order to foster a shift in the narrative about female athletes.