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Event Showguide November 19-20, 2013 Manchester Old Trafford & Etihad Stadium event showguide November 19-20, 2013 Manchester Old Trafford & Etihad Stadium www.unitedcityevent.com Event Organiser OVERVIEW Sports Broadcast, Sports Law, Sports Sponsorship, Host Cities and Sports Events, Stadia Strategy, Future of Sport Welcome ITINERARY It is my pleasure to welcome you all to the UNITEDCITY GLOBAL SPORTS SUMMIT 2013. This is the launch event in the UK for Sports Development Marketing. As global event organisers many of you will know us from having Day 1 – November 19, 2013 established The International Sports Convention (previously hosted in Amsterdam) that next year takes place in Old Trafford – Home of Manchester United FC GENEVA and on schedule to be the world’s largest sports convention with 18 sports conferences, 1 exhibition and 9.00 am – 9.45 am Registration, Coffee/Tea and Networking various networking events planned across the two days. 9.45 am – 10.00 am Welcome and Ice-Breaker Networking As our UK launch event, we would really value your feedback - what you would like to see more of, or less, how we 10.00 am – 11.30 am Session 1 can make the event better and even more valuable to all our attendees. It’s your feedback that drives how we develop Sports Broadcast, Sports Law, Sports Sponsorship, Host Cities and Sports the UNITEDCITY GLOBAL SPORTS SUMMIT 2013 agenda and programming when we look to host the event again. Events and Stadia Strategy Over two days at three venues: Old Trafford – Home of Manchester United FC, Etihad Stadium – Home of 11.30 am – 12.00 noon Coffee/Tea and Networking Manchester City FC and the newly established home of the National Football Museum in central Manchester. We 12.00 noon – 1.15 pm Session 2 hope experiencing three different venues at a single event makes this a unique and enjoyable experience. Sports Broadcast, Sports Law, Sports Sponsorship, Host Cities and Sports Events and Stadia Strategy Through the conference programmes, we are certain to have excellent content and through the course of the two days have developed some imaginative networking events. It is this dual focus on leading content and the best 1.15 pm – 3.00 pm Lunch and Networking speakers alongside a genuine focus on supporting the meeting of new contacts that has driven the programme, (Including Speed Networking: 2.20 pm – 2.50 pm – optional) schedule and design of the event. 3.00 pm – 4.30 pm Session 3 Sports Insight – open to all Delegates (Please see Sports Broadcast Conference) I would also like to thank our conference speakers who have committed their valuable time and expertise to discuss and debate some of the key developments and challenges in the world of sport. 4.30 pm – 5.00 pm Coffee/Tea and Networking 7.45 pm – 10.00 pm Networking Evening and Dinner I look forward to meeting you all in the course of the next two days and hope that you enjoy the content, networking NATIONAL FOOTBALL MUSEUM – Must have an Entrance Voucher and learning experience at the UNITEDCITY GLOBAL SPORTS SUMMIT 2013. Best Wishes Day 2 – November 20, 2013 the Etihad Stadium – Home of Manchester City FC 8.30 am – 9.20 am Coffee/Tea and Networking 9.20 am – 9.30 am Welcome – Tom Glick, Chief Commercial and Operating Officer, MCFC Nigel Fletcher 9.30 am – 10.00 am Debbie Jevans – CEO, England Rugby World Cup 2015 Managing Director 10.00 am – 10.30 am Richard Ayers – CEO, Seven League Sports Development Marketing 10.30 am – 11.00 am Coffee/Tea and Networking 11.00 am – 11.30 am Tomos Grace – Strategic Partner Development Manager, YouTube/Google 11.30 am – 12.00 noon Lewis Wiltshire – Director of Media, Twitter UK 12.00 noon – 12.30 pm Future of Football – India Football Special Report Robin Russell – CEO, Sports Path International 12.30 pm – 2.30 pm Lunch, networking and full time! 2 | Event showguide www.unitedcityevent.com www.unitedcityevent.com Event showguide | 3 Thank you to all our Conference Supporters and Media Partners Conference Supporters We Watch. We Listen. We Ask. if you know sports business, And how sports fans behave, You’re playing to win. Media partners As a global thought leader in sports marketing research, we understand the DNA of sports fans – what they hear and see, how it affects them and how their behavior changes over time. Our knowledge and 25 years’ experience in MArket reseArch MArket inteLLiGence MediA evALuAtion consuLtAncY coMMerciAL AuditinG help you understand your target audience, track the activities of your rivals and stay one step ahead of the competition. Charity partner Make winning marketing and sponsorship decisions based on sound data and facts to reach your goals with us. Tel.: +44 (0) 2072 217 040 I [email protected] GLobAL LeAders in sports MArketinG reseArch repucom.net REP_Image_AZ_210x247_EN.indd 1 29.08.2013 14:58:07 4 | Event showguide www.unitedcityevent.com www.unitedcityevent.com Event showguide | 5 North Stand Manchester Suite Finding your way... Finding your way... If you are attending an event which is taking place in the • Once you have parked as close to the North Stand ManchesterManchester United Suite you Footballhave a choice Club of car parks– Old to useTrafford: as possible, make your way to the North Stand main National Football Museum reception area. Address:• Car Manchester Park N2 or W2 United. Football Club, Sir Matt Busby Way, Old Trafford, Manchester M16 0RA Address: Urbis Building, Cathedral Gardens, Todd St, Manchester, Greater Manchester M4 3BG • Access to N2 is available directly off Wharfside Way, In the reception area you will find specific signage for D If you are attending an event which is taking place in the Manchester Suite you have a choice of car parks to use A O R B E then follow the footbridge which directs you into your event which will direct you up to level 2 where the L L A T A Car Park N2 or W2. Please see the below map for car park details. Once you have parked as close to the North CK EE D F STR H R DGE C the North Stand main reception area. Manchester Suite is located and there is a choice of either T IA BRI MEN O EE R EW R Stand as possible, make your way to the North Stand main reception area. R S N ARENA ST R elevators or escalators for you to use. K O IL AD WAY VICTORIA S TY • Access to W2 is available if you turn left off John Gilbert INI TR M T ILL O E D T R AD In the receptionWay which areajoins Whayour fsidewill findWay atspecific a junction, UNITEDCITY this EVENT signage which will direct you up to level 2 where D S E T A RE D M RO T S E D RE T I B E T NG HA ET D entrance brings you round to the West side of the stadium. Please see map below to guide you further. L E ST the Manchester Suite is located and there is a choice of either elevators or escalators for you to use. Please see E A TO OL C R CATHEDRAL SW R T K N S Y F ON PRINTWORKS L ST R GARDENS L ST A I TI I A A A H N RE map below to guide you further. 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