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With the reopening of the national economy, the upcoming 10th edition of the Business of Sport Summit is preparing for in-person delivery in Melbourne on 15th and 16th June. 

Having secured executive involvement from Football Australia, AFL, Racing Australia, Cricket Australia, Australian Olympic Committee, and a host of other leading national businesses to directly address key issues facing sport, BOSS is being delivered at a critical juncture for Australia’s sport industry.

Introducing the event, Dominic Patterson, founder of Business of Sport Summit organiser Connect Media stated "the Summit presents an enviable opportunity for the nation’s sport leaders to connect as the sector begins to unlock. We look forward to delivering a highly stimulating discussion on the shared challenges and opportunities emerging from the new economy."

Connect Media Commercial Manager, Jack Martin added “the Summit is driven by an ambitious business agenda, and our audience is screened for seniority to ensure delegates are networking with the minds shaping business”. 

“Our limited keynote and moderated panel speaking opportunities will effectively embed delegates in this top-end business community. Digital and physical brand activations, as well as consultations in dedicated activation spaces further enable delegates to engage with this decision-making audience.

“As a marketing platform to demonstrate expertise, credibility and grow business with senior sports management professionals, the Business of Sport Summit offers unrivalled cut-through.”

Australasian Leisure Management readers can use the code BOSS10 to receive an exclusive 10% discount per registration.

BOSS 2021 is being held at Melbourne’s RACV Club.

This event was sold out in 2020.

Click here to register.

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