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Excited to see Melbourne United Basketball Club harness the power of a Tradable Bits Instant Win campaign last week to boost their Membership drive! A seamless way to incentivize new leads and renewals without the hassle of manually selecting winners. Congratulations to the Melbourne United team (Laura Perrett & Tom van de Vusse) on this innovative approach and selling out their 2024 Full Season Memberships!

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🚨🚨🚨 I'll be speaking at ATM24, taking place on September 16-18 at Hilton Singapore Orchard. All That Matters is the gateway to the APAC Music, Sports, Gaming, Web3, AI and Marketing industries, and brings industry execs together to discuss what matters to us. For more event info and to book tickets, visit www.allthatmatters.asia Thanks to Jasper Donat and his team for the speaking opportunity. Looking forward to share the stage with Peggy Tng and talk about why tech matters in sports, now more than ever. If you want to know more about Tradable Bits, come and let's have a chat. Also, there might be some amazing announcements from our side, but... 🤫

West Coast Fever has set a new regular season attendance record during the 2024 season as 67,080 fans filled RAC Arena resulting in a 19 per cent increase from 2023. 🏐 Our average attendance was 9,583 per game, up from 8,013 in 2023. 🏐 Broke our Home Game Record Attendance THREE times 🏐 Almost doubled our attendance number for our premiership year in 2022 READ MORE: https://lnkd.in/g3hJ-Mcm

Wanted to give a huge congrats to the Tennis Canada team, especially my former colleagues Eva Havaris and Terri Temelini for their dedicated work in putting on the #UNMATCHED24 Conference earlier this August. The event focuses on ways industry leaders and professionals alike can champion equity in their fields of sport. Notable moments included: 🥌 Listening to Canadian curling legend, Jennifer Jones chat about her career. Jennifer mentioned not having a female curler to look up to growing up, which sheds a further light on the importance female role models can play in sustained participation in sport for girls. Jennifer also highlighted the key investment brands like Kruger have made to amplify women’s professional curling. 🏒 Watching PWHL trailblazers such as Jayna Hefford, Marie-Philip Poulin, Natalie Spooner and Laura Stacey take the stage and chat through the success of the first PWHL season. A testament to the fight these women alongside so many others had to take on to bring a unified women’s professional hockey league to North America. Natalie Spooner highlighted that herself and her fellow PWHL athletes are dedicated to to leaving the jersey in a better place than when they found it - imploring attendees to explore Canadian organizations empowering girls in hockey like Grindstone Award Foundation, Fast and Female Supporting Women in Sport Foundation and Canadian Tire Jumpstart Charities. 🎾 Taking in Venus Williams’ fireside chat with Hazel Mae. To this day Venus and her younger sister Serena Williams serve as true champions of equity both on and off the court. Having the chance to witness Venus Williams speak about her journey in sport and business was truly a once in a lifetime opportunity. The chat highlighted Venus’ fight for pay equity in tennis, where she served as an instrumental figure in fighting for WTA players to receive the same equal prize money as their male counterparts at Wimbledon. It was a two-year fight, which resulted in the tournament's announcement of equal prize money in 2007. And most appropriately, Williams was the first women's champion to receive equal prize money at Wimbledon. My Key Conference Takeaway: 🌟 A stand out quote from Venus from the conference was that “𝒆𝒒𝒖𝒊𝒕𝒚 𝒅𝒐𝒆𝒔𝒏’𝒕 𝒉𝒂𝒑𝒑𝒆𝒏 𝒃𝒚 𝒄𝒉𝒂𝒏𝒄𝒆.” This quote highlights how pivotal events like these are to spark thought when it comes to creating change, but that again equity doesn’t happen by chance. It happens through hard work. Eva Havaris and many other speakers mentioned that championing equity needs to be a year round conversation with action taking place 365 days a year. Be sure to keep this conference on your 2025 calendar! Always appreciative that my company Tradable Bits prioritizes attendance at such events, so that we can continue to draw on key learnings and ideas as we develop our own women’s sports focused initiatives in tech, like our Stronger Together program - https://lnkd.in/e-DX57fv.