Sign up to iSportConnect Workshops at SportAccord 2024
March 26, 2024
Join SportAccord Principal Media Partner iSportConnect for two workshops at SportAccord 2024, global sport’s most influential gathering, on 7-11 April.
How to Use Disruptive Technology NOW
Want to hear more on easy-use cases for AI and Web3 technology?
Meet us at Hall 10B in the ICC, Birmingham on Tuesday 9 April from 12:00 to 13:15 to hear from Jay Stuart, Head of Content at iSportConnect with:
- Alex Gough, CEO, Professional Squash Association
- Max Wolfe, Head of Web3 and Digital Licensing, McLaren Racing
The potential of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has grabbed the world’s attention like nothing else and, while the noise around Web3 has quieted this tech trend, it has in no way subsided – the same goes for the closely related Metaverse.
“These things are not just hype and not mere possibilities, they are dawning realities that every sport should build into its thinking and actions if it hopes to thrive in coming years,” explains Moderator Jay Stuart.
“Our workshop will draw on the experience of pioneering organisations to demystify AI and Web3 and explore the practicalities of how to make profitable use of cutting-edge technologies. Disrupt or you will be disrupted!”
Optimising Federation Operations
International Federations: Connect and join peers for our second workshop at Hall 10B in the ICC on Wednesday 10 April from 12:00 to 13:15 on all aspects of events, travel and duty of care with Jay Stuart, Head of Content at iSportConnect with Kevin Perrin, Global Head of Commercial for Sports at ATPI.
“The need for athletes to travel is a given in international sports competition,” said Stuart. “Fatigue, exposure to different climates, time zone changes and heightened physical demands are constant challenges.
“The uncertainties of today’s volatile world have made managing travel even more demanding. This workshop will dive deep into how your organisation can ensure the well-being of athletes, enhance your reputation and build trust, both among the athletes themselves and the broader sports community.”
Register your interest at media@sportaccord.sport.