Interviews

The Qiddiya Investment Company has been created by Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Commerce and Investment to deliver a new world class cultural destination, including sporting facilities that nurture the stars of tomorrow. We hear about the project and its vision from its Executive Director of Develo...

We speak with the International Paralympic Committee's Digital Media Manager on how she came to work in sport, the diverse and exciting remit of her role and her advice to those looking to build a career in sport.

The Chief Executive of the Rugby League World Cup 2021 shares his ambitious plans to deliver the biggest and best Rugby League World Cup ever and how technology and understanding audiences will be the key to success.

We hear from those behind the home of England Football, on what life is like at the FA, how they came to work there and their advice for those looking at a similar career path.

We speak with Richard Denton, marketing professor at the Johan Cruyff Institute and Director of Sponsorship for Vitesse FC, about how football clubs should adapt to an increasingly volatile environment where sponsors and fans are the key to generating more income.

We hear from ABB's head brand activation with Formula E, who offers his thoughts on some key issues for the electric motor racing series.

Interested in a career in Sports Broadcast? Tom Gracey of The FA shares his career journey and his advice to those looking to build their careers in this fast evolving technology driven sector.

From the WRU to CEO of Glamorgan County Cricket Club, and then Project Director of the FAW’s UEFA Champions League Final 2017 and UEFA EURO 2020 bid. Alan shares his career journey and learnings from major sporting event management.

Pep Guardiola, manager of Premier League champions Manchester City FC, talks leadership, adaptation, and the power of sport.

With the inaugural multi-sports European Championships approaching, we hear from Paul Bristow and Marc Joerg, the men behind the event, about how it started, their vision, and plans for the future.

Sir Craig Reedie, President of World Anti-Doping Agency, recounts his career path and shares his advice of leadership in the sport business world, and maintaining transparency in sports.

MotoGP is stepping up its efforts to create a product that is appealing to every kind of fan. Managing director, Pau Serracanta, says that the series is in "constant evolution", and 2018 will see it continue to build on its budding esports venture.

Claude Ruibal of Infront Sport & Media discusses how rights holders and sponsors can leverage digital solutions and new technologies, such as Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence to become part of the conversation and enhance the fan experience.

In September 2017, Mr Parsons became the third President in the history of the IPC. We find out more about his life since his appointment and his plans for the future of the International Paralympic Movement.  

The new president of the International Cycling Union talks about his landslide election victory, how he aims to implement his manifesto and addressing the battle against doping.

The worlds fastest sport, too long accessed of standing still, has seen rapid change under its new management. Murray Barrnett, its new head of Sponsorship & commercial partnerships discusses future ambitions.

GlobalSportsJobs and its clients look at three areas of sport in which digitalisation has effected the most dramatic changes.

We hear from leaders in the industry who share their insight and advise on what you should consider when you take on a leadership role in the business of sport.

As the London 2017 World Athletics Championships begin, UK Athletics and local organising committee Chief Executive Niels de Vos talks to SportsPro about the future of the British Athletics and the preparations for the event that evoked memories of the city’s Olympics five years ago.