Polish football moving closer to the rest of Europe

The approach is not only taken on a sporting level but also in terms of professionalism. The “Football Business Conference” taking place on 2 April in Warsaw will be another step to catch up with the professional level of other football countries.

The 1-day event at the Polish Olympic Centre including a get-together will provide the football community in Central Europe with a unique platform to learn, network and do business under one roof. The experienced partners SPORT+MARKT and ESB Event Sport Business will support the organisers, Advertising Group, to guarantee the high quality of the event.

“The Conference is important for various aspects of football business”, says Adam Olkowicz, Polish FA Vice President & Head of Euro 2012 Division. “For Poland and the Ukraine it represents a unique chance to develop and improve standards in sport and economic aspects. Football business in Poland and the Ukraine is encouraged to make progress.” Both countries intend to remove any concerns about Euro 2012 preparation and are keen to learn from the experienced European football community, while they present themselves as a huge potential market. The organisers of the Football Business Conference will also establish new communication channels to the European media aiming to provide them with updated, reliable information about Euro 2012 preparations.

 

“With the professionalisation of the sport, many football conferences have been implemented in core football markets. Now with the international attention of the football community regarding the upcoming EURO, Poland and the Ukraine are catching up with other markets, taking one step more towards the western football community”, states Marcel Cordes, Executive Director SPORT+MARKT, who will be among the speakers at the event. Further world class speakers will be among others Ian Nuttall (Founder Stadia/Co-Founder Event & Venue management Institute), Andrea Gaudenzi (Bwin), Hans-Willy Brockes (ESB Event Sport Business) and Edward Freedman (former Head of Merchandising, Manchester United).

Link to the conference<link http: www.footballbusinessconference.com en>
www.footballbusinessconference.com/en

Link to conference registration
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