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Infront’s Bruno Marty – Smaller properties can flourish if they innovate and engage

Bruno Marty, senior vice-president of the ProSports unit at Infront, discusses the impact of  sport's Covid-19 induced liquidity crisis,  how properties can emerge stronger, the role of private equity in the future of sport and the outlook for the sports media sector.

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