It will be held at the Cass Business School in London, UK on March 29-30, 2006.
The event is designed to address delegates’ cost and time commitments via a menu of subject-specific half-day modules that embrace subjects from next-generation sports marketing to technology and tourism.
Each module will include keynote addresses by sports sector thought-leaders, with presentations based on hands-on experience, panel discussions and practical workshops.
The innovative approach draws on 10 years’ experience of organising top-level conferences and seminars for SportBusiness clients and organisations including the International Olympic Committee.
Campus 2006 is priced to allow delegates to attend up to four modules across two days. Passes will be in the name of the company, allowing different delegates to attend different modules while allowing companies to take advantage of the incentive pricing structure.
“SportBusiness Campus 2006 has been developed in response to feedback from the industry,” said Andy Rice of SportBusiness Group. “We were consistently told that too many sports sector conferences locked delegates in to wide-ranging programmes which were not entirely relevant to their needs. That inevitably made them appear expensive in terms of money and time.
"Campus will combat this by allowing delegates to tailor the conference to more precisely meet their needs and the needs of their companies or organisations.
“The aim is to combine opportunities for stimulating debate with an opportunity for delegates to build their own knowledge by sharing the insights and experiences of acknowledged experts and developing and applying that knowledge during workshop sessions.
“Campus 2006 aims to be as inclusive as possible in its menu-based pricing and access policy. Every module stands alone but in aggregate we believe that they will deliver the best value sports business conference ever staged.”
For sponsor or delegate details, call Andy Rice on +44(0) 207 934 9238, or email andy.rice@sportbusiness.com
