IAEH, ESA and AGES join Host City 2019 as first Strategic Partners
The world’s leading associations representing stakeholders in major sports, business and cultural events have teamed up with Host City Expo & Conference in the event’s first Strategic Partner programme
SportAccord confirms ‘exceptional’ silver partners for Gold Coast edition
With less than a month away before SportAccord begins, organisations who still want to be involved can take advantage of an exclusive offer
Eurosport, JLT And Sports Nevada USA confirmed as commercial partners for International Federation (IF) Forum 2018
The 12th International Federation (IF) Forum organised by SportAccord today confirmed partnerships with Eurosport, JLT and Sports Nevada USA.
Jordan Olympic Committee signs Tasali Jordanian Trading Institute as new partner
The JOC has partnered with the agent for OCA sponsor Indomie Noodles
Returning Bronze Partners confirmed for SportAccord 2018
SportAccord is pleased to confirm returning Bronze Partners for the 16th edition taking place from 15 – 20 April 2018 at the Centara Grand & Bangkok Convention Center, Thailand
Global marketing and sponsorship theme drives record highs in delegate commitment for SportAccord Convention 2018
Global sports sponsorship is set to achieve $44 billion in 2017 with strong growth projected to continue in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region as well as other parts of the world
David Simon, President of Los Angeles Sports Council to co-chair CityAccord and City-To-City at SAC2018
David Simon, President of Los Angeles Sports Council to co-chair CityAccord and City-To-City at SAC2018
Partners and sponsors are signing up for Host City 2017
EventScotland leads 19 partners and sponsors backing Host City 2017
Atos confirmed as first Official Supporter of Glasgow 2018 European Championships
Glasgow 2018 and Atos, which both recently participated in Host City 2016 conference in Glasgow, have signed the first sponsorship deal for the major sporting event in Glasgow
Are online retailers a data resource or a threat to sports and entertainment sectors?
Online retailers are already disintermediating broadcasters; could they also disrupt the creators of content?