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The conference program for the 2015 Business of Sport Summit is now complete and ready for download, with high profile industry leaders including NRL Chief Executive Dave Smith, Australian Olympic Committee Secretary General Fiona de Jong, New Zealand Rugby Union Chief Executive Steve Tew and San Francisco 49ers President Paraag Marathe ready to address the leading industry event.

Available to view here, the Business of Sport Summit (BOSS) program features two days of powerful discussions offerings delegates the ability to learn about the latest sports business and leadership management practices.

Being held in Sydney on 25th and 26th March 2015, BOSS is a strategic event featuring the most inventive and influential leaders in sport.

The event will also feature an exclusive on-stage interview with the man at the centre of world cricket, David Richardson, Chief Executive of the International Cricket Council – timed just days before the final of the 2015 Cricket World Cup.

BOSS will also feature an exclusive presentation by Stacey Allister, Chairman and Chief Executive of the WTA Tour, described by Forbes as ‘the most powerful woman in sports’, sharing her experiences of the extraordinary expansion of women’s tennis across the world.

The Business of Sport Summit is your guide to the latest Sports Business and leadership management practices, a strategic event featuring the most inventive and influential leaders in sports.

Early bird registrations for the Business of Sport Summit 2015 are available until 5th December, offering those registering the opportunity to save up to 10% on the cost of their BOSS attendance.

BOSS 2015 is being held on 25th and 26th March 2015 at the Shangri-La Hotel, Sydney.

For more information contact Connect Events at 02 8004 8590, E: team@connectevents.com.au, while online registration is available at www.sportsleaders.com.au

24th September 2014 - BUSINESS OF SPORTS SUMMIT RETURNS FOR 2015

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