What happens when 4,000 bowlers and 10,000 people descend on two communities? Tune in to find out!
Louisville Sports Commission, founded in 1999 originally to drive sports tourism to the community, has now grown into so much more.
Recently honored by Sports ETA for the program, Kids Finish First, the program is truly changing lives.
Greg Fante, the President & CEO of Louisville Sports Commission talks with Host Kathrine Nero about the efforts to help kids in marginalized communities get into organized sports and succeed in their daily lives.
You won't wanna miss this episode!
Tulsa Sports Commission was recently honored by Sports ETA as the Sports Commission of the Year, (population over 500,000 category.) after it brought in an overall economic impact of $218 million dollars!
Meet Joel Koester, the Director of Sports Sales with Tulsa Sports Commission and learn about the work it took to make that happen, plus, the unique events they brought to the area.
Looking to make a splash in your city? Joel shares a few tricks of the trade during our chat!
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In this episode, we'll chat with Warren County CVB’s Ben Huffman and learn how hotels, restaurants & the region all benefit from tennis pros competing in the Cincinnati region.
The Old Elliot Cup and Detroit Cup
Interview with Janis Burke, CEO of the Harris County-Houston Sports Authority.
Ryan Vaughn talks sports, the tech sector and whether he might ever run for mayor - IBJ Podcast
Recorded webinar from Thursday, February 3 at 11:30 AM ET.
Learn more about Endurance Exchange, the premier annual conference for the sport of triathlon and endurance multisport industry. Hosted annually by USA Triathlon, Endurance Exchange brings together over 800 coaches, race directors, medical professionals, athletes and other industry constituents for a week-long educational event.
USA Triathlon is searching for the next home of Endurance Exchange to be hosted in February or the first week of March in 2023 and 2024. During this webinar you will learn about Endurance Exchange and the necessary requirements for hosting their events, the webinar will wrap up with a Q&A discussion.
This episode is a bit self serving as Matt just gets to hang out with his friends. Matt and Kim are joined this week by Danielle Vincenti, Rachel Rogers, and Suzanne Cecil. Each has served in several roles in the sports industry and are passionate advocates for sports tourism and professional development and advancement for women in sports. They provide great life lesson from their personal journeys and some heart warming and funny stories from events. I bet you never thought we would be talking about trash talking ventriloquist dummies on a sports podcast.