Money in Sport Conference

Uniting leaders and decision-makers from the business of sports for a full day of ideas, insights and networking. Money In Sport events have provided sports professionals an opportunity to network and share ideas across Australia, with events held in most major cities since 2015. The Money In Sport Conference returns to the Gold Coast for 2023, bringing professionals from all sides of sport under one roof.


The sport industry can deliver significant improvements across a wide range of environmental societal and governance measures. Prof Danny Samson, who ASTN teamed up with to form ESG Sports, presented at the Money in Sport to introduce a simple self-assessment and present on more comprehensive ESG implementation across all levels of sport. For further details please also visit https://www.astn.com.au/esg-sports.

Organiser: Money in Sport

Date: Thursday 6 July 2023
Time: 9.00am – 5.00pm
Venue: The Star, Gold Coast
Money in Sport Conference

Details: moneyinsport.com

Panel Discussion - Global Trends

The sport industry can deliver significant improvements across a wide range of environmental societal and governance measures. Prof Danny Samson, who ASTN teamed up with to form ESG Sports, presented at the Money in Sport to introduce a simple self-assessment and present on more comprehensive ESG implementation across all levels of sport. For further details please also visit https://www.astn.com.au/esg-sports.

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Photo: Prof D. Samson and ASTN Founding Chair J. Demetriou


Panel Discussion - 2032 Olympics

ASTN Director, John Persico highlighted the importance of prioritising world-class solutions for volunteering, regional connectivity, talent identification, Oceania and housing sustainability. In addition, John outlined how digital, data and technology could help Queensland and Australia achieve new game-changing outcomes for future generations.  It was also discussed how some of the future trends in technology by 2032 - which may include holographic, AI, smart glasses, drones, smart sufaces, nanotechnology, robotics, mobility, quantum computing, gaming and immersive VR - could be deployed to capitialise the Olympic opportunity for economic growth, company creation and new jobs for Australians.

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Photo: ASTN Director John Persico and Moderator Sean Callanan


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