Asia-Pacific
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Interview | One for the Money
Victor Cui’s ONE Championship is the biggest sports property in Asia and one of the fastest-growing in the world. In advance of his appearance at the Sportel Summit at Miami Beach in May he talks about his plans for 52 events a year and expansion in China and the rest of the world.
Omnicom’s Fuse makes move into APAC with Singapore office
Nohra swaps Mena for APAC in new WWE role
ResultX Asia signs partnership with social-led sponsorship agency Sportskred
BeIN acquires Mena, Apac rights to 2020 Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters season
Eastern Promise
Hired for his regional expertise in the sports broadcast space, Asian Tour CEO Mike Kerr has brought a fresh perspective to an organisation he believes is perfectly placed to benefit from golf’s shift of influence eastwards. He spoke to Matt Cutler.
One-on-One: Tim Shriver
On Monday the curtain fell down on the six-day, inaugural Special Olympics Asia-Pacific Games with a spectacular opening ceremony at the Hunter Stadium in Newcastle, Australia. SportBusiness International editor Matt Cutler spoke to Tim Shriver, Special Olympics chairman, about the challenges and opportunities around the organisation's continual drive to take people with intellectual disabilities, and the people who love and care for them, out of the shadows through the power of sport.