A discourse on the tectonic shifts in the global soccer industry: the increased value of foreign rights, the extraordinary value creation in the women’s game, and the newfound commercialization opportunities as the World Cup descends on North America.
Panelists: Sarah Jones Simmer, Seth Bacon, and Russell Wolff
Moderator: Dylan Byers, Puck
Josh Harris, the O.G. private equity co-founder turned sports entrepreneur, was an early visionary in the asset class of pro sports—and is probably the only person in Washington everyone likes. He previews his next chapters, including his expectations for his new stadium in D.C.
Moderator: John Ourand
As the business model of professional sports embraces a hybrid structure, real estate and hospitality are becoming increasingly integral ingredients. This panel will explain how the real estate industry is inserting itself into the capital structure.
Panelists: Joe Ritchie, Anmol Malhotra
Moderator: Alex Bigler
As platforms, viewing habits, and expectations change, the industry has been forced to reevaluate traditional orthodoxies about bundling and value. Three leaders in the space share their thoughts and observations about the transformation.
Panelists: Rob Thun, Keith Bowen, and Joe Franzetta.
Moderators: Michael Nathanson & Robert Fishman
