Session Details
Opening Night Reception
Thursday, November 3, 2022
Thought Leadership
Friday, November 4, 2022
Streaming platforms continue to expand the content opportunities for leagues and teams far beyond live game distribution. Short-form highlights, pre- postgame shows, documentary series, and a menu of on-demand games provide a plethora of content for consumers across multiple generations and markets to enjoy. We sit down to discuss the innovative opportunities on the horizon.



Traditional TV broadcasts have been the key to engaging sports fans for generations, but technology is providing more direct links to fans with faster and diverse delivery models. Fan appetites for content are evolving, and these consumption trends will have an impact on future broadcast deals, shaping fan engagement for generations to come. As NASCAR gears up toward the 2023 season, we will discuss how a league and its network partners chart their future. course.




With increasingly fragmented distribution options, social platforms give multi-generational sports fans access to traditional and newer forms of sports content – accessible on the devices of their choosing. In this conversation, we’ll sit down with platform leaders working across leagues and teams to help build the future of sports fandom.



From crypto and NFTs to sports betting, new potential revenue opportunities continue to challenge the traditional sponsorship deals for leagues, teams, and athletes globally. Hear insights from leaders driving innovative partnerships that extend beyond traditional business models.




**Session details subject to change**