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The sports industry is changing every day: questions around media rights are more pertinent than ever, consumer interests and desired engagement are evolving quickly, the ticketing industry is undergoing a massive shift, and start-up leagues and technologies are challenging leagues who had a near monopoly on fans attention.
The sports industry is changing every day: questions around media rights are more pertinent than ever, consumer interests and desired engagement are evolving quickly, the ticketing industry is undergoing a massive shift, and start-up leagues and technologies are challenging leagues who had a near monopoly on fans attention. Meet the leaders who are shaping the response to external agents of change and crafting visions and strategies that will define the future of sports business. On this panel, industry leaders from some of the most influential companies in sports will share insights on how they’ve transformed their organizations and themselves to keep pace with the sports industry evolution.
This panel aims to examine the fine line between when to make managerial decisions on gut feel, versus when to stick to the data. Did the 2020 World Series serve as a catalyst for changes to the game going forward, or will managers shrug off pressure from the media?
A global pandemic brought the shutdown of in-person live events around the world and a rise in the consumption of digital content. Digital content platforms like Netflix are shifting fan’s expectations to more personalized, customized, automated, and relevant experiences. Leagues, teams, and venues can utilize fan data to meet those same expectations.
How does J.J. decide when to return to play after an injury or a natural disaster? How has J.J.’s perspective on playing changed throughout his career? Join this panel as Rich Eisen deep dives into J.J. Watt’s thought process and decision making.
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