The annual Sportel Monaco sports business conference is set to return later this month, with the flagship event set to attract a global audience of industry leaders, innovators, and professionals in the sports media and technology sectors.
The event is set to play a key role in fostering collaboration, creating new ideas, and accelerating development across the sports media landscape, with technology taking centre stage in shaping the future of the industry.
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At the heart of the conference will be the cohort of industry leaders, who will share their knowledge and strategies for the future during sessions at the Speakers Stage venue throughout the three days.
A highlight of the sessions will be a Keynote from the president of Spanish soccer’s LaLiga, Javier Tebas, who will share the league’s latest solutions when it comes to sports media, while a high-profile line-up of chief executives will discuss the latest in sports investment, focusing on private equity and sovereign wealth funds.
In tech, there will be a session focusing on the latest live streaming tools that are creating connections for social media, TV networks, and OTT platforms, while industry experts will discuss technology tools that can help broadcasters, federations, leagues, and teams grow their fanbases and revenue streams.
Another session will discuss building brands through data analytics, DTC, sponsorship, and athlete-created and archival content, while a panel of leading AI solution providers will discuss the opportunities and concerns surrounding AI.
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In anticipation of the upcoming Sportel Singapore conference next March, there will be a session addressing content acquisition in the APAC region, including the recent struggle for leagues to sell rights in the region.
Along with these highlighted sessions, there will be many more taking the stage to showcase the latest innovations and ways to improve how sports are consumed, whether it's through live streaming, interactive broadcasts, or new ways to monetize content.
Loris Menoni, Executive Director of Sportel Monaco, said: “The SPORTEL Monaco conference program continues to evolve, bringing to the stage the most powerful, creative and innovative lineup to share vision on media and technologies that are redefining the future of sports business.
“SPORTEL remains the frontrunner and pulse of the industry, providing participants with an environment where they can not only discover new insight, strategies, and trends, but also engage with the minds shaping the future of global sports.”
