Last Chance to Get Discount SportAccord Pass -- Conferences and Conventions

(ATR) Also; CISA heads to Algiers for 10th edition; tickets running out for Sports Technology Awards.

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(ATR) The annual SportAccord Convention will take place from April 17-22 at the SwissTech Convention Center in Lausanne, Switzerland.

Delegates interested in attending the convention have only six days remaining to book their spot at the discounted rate of $2,550. The price for a delegate pass increases to $3,070 on March 31.

SportAccord continues to bring in new partners as the conference is now less than one month away. On Monday, SportAccord named Dow Jones as the top Media Partner to "facilitate commercial opportunities across Dow Jones and the Wall Street Journal, enabling us to further engage with key global decision-makers inside and outside of sport".

"The business of sport is a compelling arena for Dow Jones, and in particular Dow Jones Sports Intelligence, the first sports specific due diligence service, which we established in 2015 to assist the sporting world to meet the challenges of transparency, compliance and good governance," says Dow Jones Sports Intelligence chief Simon Greenberg.

SportAccord has also named Carlson Wagonlit Travel as its official Travel Partner of the convention. CWT operates in more than 150 countries and is headquartered in Lausanne where it provides travel services and event management to 20 International Federations as well as the IOC.

"We are also looking forward to meeting new organisations at booth 61 during this global sport gathering, to explain more about the services we offer which include organizing meetings and events, optimizing traveler programs as well as sport equipment management," says CWT area manager Roger Waldmann.

Around the Rings is also one of three Principal Media Partners for the convention.

CISA Heads to Algiers in 2016

The Africa International Sports Convention turns 10 in 2016 as the conference heads to Algiers, Algeria.

CISA will be held from Apr. 1-3 and is organized by the Algerian Olympicand Sports Committee (AOC) and the Association of National OlympicCommittees of Africa (ANOCA).

"Day by day, year by year, CISA is becoming, an central tool for thedevelopment of sport in Africa," said AOC president and ANOCA vicepresident Moustapha Berraf. "It is an event with a great internationalscope that we are proud to welcome in order to celebrate its 10thedition."

CISA is organized every year by a different city in Africa. Theconvention welcomes sports business professionals at a regional andinternational level.

The convention also features a program to educate children through sportcalled CISA Kids, a gala dinner, Athletes’ Seminar and a Seminar forAfrican Sports Journalists.

Tickets Running Out for Sports Technology Awards

The annual Sports Technology Awards are headed to London on April 15 but tickets to the event are in short supply.

The deadline to request tickets for the event is April 6 and organizers say the tickets are selling out fast.

The awards ceremony recognizes achievement and innovation in sports technology advancements. Categories of awards include best wearable technology in sport, best use of technology by a sponsor, best sports app and best technology partnership. There are 17 awards in total.

The awards were created in October 2013 by British public relations firm ENS with the first ceremony taking place in April 2014. The awards are now in its third cycle and have the support of the English Sports Council.

Conference Schedule

CISA 2016: Apr. 1-3

Sports Technology Awards: Apr. 15

SportAccord Convention: Apr. 17-22

Think! Sponsorship Conference: Apr. 21

World Stadium Congress: May 16-19

China Football Summit 2016: May 26

The Academy: Jun. 1-2

Sustainable Sports & Events: Jun. 9-10

IT in the Olympics: Jun. 10-14

World Football Forum: Jul. 7-8

8th International Sport Business Symposium: Aug. 16

International Convention on Science, Education and Medicine in Sport: Aug. 31-Sept. 4

Smart Cities & Sport Summit: Oct. 12-14

World Sports Tourism Summit: Nov. 21-25

FINA World Aquatics Convention: Dec. 3-5

International Sports Convention:Dec. 7-8

IPC Vista Conference: Sep. 19-22, 2017

Written by Kevin Nutley

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