Conferences Convention - ISEM Adds Gryner; Sports Cities Index Unveiling Ahead

(ATR) Rio 2016 CEO joins speaker list for International Sports Event Management Conference ... Public ranks sports cities in new index to be announced at CITYEvents ... More inside this Conferences Convention ...

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ISEM Conference

Rio 2016 CEO Leonardo Gryner will speak at the 7th International Sports Event Management Conference on the planning of the Games.

Gryner will join the conference via video presentation to discuss insights gained from London 2012 as well as how Rio 2016 will apply them to their Olympic and Paralympic planning.

IOC vice president Sir Craig Reedie, Qatar 2022 secretary general Hassan Al Thawadi and Rugby World Cup Tournament Director Kit McConnell are also slated to speak at the conference, scheduled for Nov. 6 to 8 in London.

Around the Rings readers will receive a discount to the conference. Local Organizing Committees that subscribe to ATR will receive complimentary passes while the rest of our subscribers will receive 10 percent off the cost of the conference when they register using the code AX1004ATR10.

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African Football Executive Confex

The dates for the 3rd annual African Football Executive Confex are April 17 and 18 inJohannesburg, South Africa.

The African Football Executive Confex aims to bring together the leaders of African football to discuss how to develop and grow the game of football in Africa, as well as bringing African football to the rest of the world.

Past speakers at the event have included Danny Jordaan, Vice President of the South African Football Association; Francesco Bruscoli, Development Programs for Africa FIFA; Stan Matthews, CEO of Premier Soccer League (South Africa); and Mvuso Mbebe, CEO of the 2013 African Cup of Nations.

CITYEvents

The theme for this year’s CITYEvents conference will be "Preparing to bid, and bidding to win."

The conference will sport speakers from national, regional and city public sectors as well as international sports federations, event organizers and other key stakeholders.

Speakers will also represent a wide variety of successful – and unsuccessful – bids, sharing the lessons learned from each.

The cities of London, Kazan and Stockholm are a few of the speakers slated for the three-day conference.

Meanwhile, voting is open for the inaugural Sports Cities Index, presented by Around the Rings and TSE Consulting.

The comprehensive biannual ranking is built around a group of 50 cities selected through criteria such as staging recent and upcoming Olympics or other major multi-sport Games, hosting professional sports teams as well as organizing major championships or world-class events such as tennis Grand Slams and Formula 1 races.

Though the initial batch is already set, it’s up to the public to help sort them out 1 through 50 based on their perceptions of the cities as having hosted major events, having quality facilities and being healthy and active places to live.

An online survey open through Nov. 11 asks respondents four brief questions on those themes and then gives them the opportunity to suggest other cities for inclusion in future editions.

A group of 100 "TSE Survey Experts" drawn from international federations, National Olympic Committees, sports media and other influencers will also respond to the survey.

Answers from these experts will be combined with those from the general public to produce the final Sports Cities Index, to be released at CITYEvents, scheduled for Nov. 14 to 16 in Lausanne.

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ASPIRE4SPORT

Aspire4Sport’s 3rd conference will focus on "Connecting business and sport in the Middle East."

The conference will welcome more than 3,000 delegates, including 500 sports industry leaders and 250 accredited media professionals at Doha’s Aspire Dome.

Confirmed speakers include H.E. Sheikh Saoud Bin Abdulrahman Al-Thani, head of the Qatar Olympic Committee; Hassan Al Thawadi, General Secretary Qatar 2022 Supreme Committee; and Ian Ayre, Managing Director of Liverpool FC.

Former legends from Real Madrid and Barcelona FC will participate in an "El Classico" exhibition match on Nov. 13.

Three unique conference programs "Aspire Med," "Aspire Tech," and "Aspire Build" will drive the content of the conference, scheduled for Nov. 12 to 15 in Doha.

Aspire4Sport Conference will run November 12th-15th in Doha, Qatar.

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Written by Aaron Bauer

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