If you're a #sports fan, there's no shortage of sporting events to keep you entertained this summer (#UEFA Euro 2024 European #Football Championships, #Wimbledon, the Summer #Olympics...) So at the ESG Insider #podcast, we've kicked off a series about Sustainability in Sports. Professional sports are big business, and as we hear from our first guest in the series, the sporting world is facing pressure to become more sustainable from many sources, including spectators, investors, sponsors and even regulation. "We know that sport is a global phenomenon, and therefore, we believe that sport as a whole has so much power. It has really the chance to help us as a global society to become more sustainable,” says Christian Hartmann MBA, CEO of the nonprofit Global Sustainability Benchmark in Sports. "We want these organizations to be role models, to take real action and being really accountable ... And one of the big steps into this direction obviously is to be able to measure your performance.” Listen to the episode and subscribe to the ESG Insider podcast from S&P Global Sustainable1: https://lnkd.in/esixp6Z5 Esther Whieldon
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The modern sports industry is an economic sector that is increasingly influenced by various interest groups, such as the financial industry. As a result, expectations and standards in the sports industry are constantly rising. Success is no longer just a sporting success. It was a pleasure and a privilege to discuss with the S&P Global Sustainable1 thought leadership team the state of the modern sports industry in terms of sustainability from the perspective of a rating organisation. Steve Shaw, Marco Alfano, Vijay Krishna, Kerstin Hartmann, CFA, Roman Koslowski, Alexandra -Sasha- L., Rebecca Collins, Peter Schulz, Jordan Gardner, Illiana Arias Hernández #thegsbs #sustainability #sustainabilityinsports,
If you're a #sports fan, there's no shortage of sporting events to keep you entertained this summer (#UEFA Euro 2024 European #Football Championships, #Wimbledon, the Summer #Olympics...) So at the ESG Insider #podcast, we've kicked off a series about Sustainability in Sports. Professional sports are big business, and as we hear from our first guest in the series, the sporting world is facing pressure to become more sustainable from many sources, including spectators, investors, sponsors and even regulation. "We know that sport is a global phenomenon, and therefore, we believe that sport as a whole has so much power. It has really the chance to help us as a global society to become more sustainable,” says Christian Hartmann MBA, CEO of the nonprofit Global Sustainability Benchmark in Sports. "We want these organizations to be role models, to take real action and being really accountable ... And one of the big steps into this direction obviously is to be able to measure your performance.” Listen to the episode and subscribe to the ESG Insider podcast from S&P Global Sustainable1: https://lnkd.in/esixp6Z5 Esther Whieldon
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Consultant Relations Director with SEI Investments | Senior Advisor Sustainability Rating & Reporting (volunteering) to the Global Sustainability Benchmark in Sports (GSBS)
What does winning look like when it comes to #sustainability? Commitment is the first step - it is not about being perfect from the start. For those who are interested in hearing more about the role of sustainability in #sports, I am sure you will enjoy listening to the current episode of the S&P Global Podcast featuring the #GSBS!
If you're a #sports fan, there's no shortage of sporting events to keep you entertained this summer (#UEFA Euro 2024 European #Football Championships, #Wimbledon, the Summer #Olympics...) So at the ESG Insider #podcast, we've kicked off a series about Sustainability in Sports. Professional sports are big business, and as we hear from our first guest in the series, the sporting world is facing pressure to become more sustainable from many sources, including spectators, investors, sponsors and even regulation. "We know that sport is a global phenomenon, and therefore, we believe that sport as a whole has so much power. It has really the chance to help us as a global society to become more sustainable,” says Christian Hartmann MBA, CEO of the nonprofit Global Sustainability Benchmark in Sports. "We want these organizations to be role models, to take real action and being really accountable ... And one of the big steps into this direction obviously is to be able to measure your performance.” Listen to the episode and subscribe to the ESG Insider podcast from S&P Global Sustainable1: https://lnkd.in/esixp6Z5 Esther Whieldon
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In times of crisis, people always turn to bread and circuses. Entertainment continues to grow in the face of the climate crisis and will only become more central as the crisis deepens, we need something that allows us to switch off for a while, but equally we need to make sure that when we do, we do so responsibly. 🥖 🎪 The sports industry, has the chance to lead the way in driving the cultural revolution needed to truly embed sustainability in our cultures, great to hear from Christian Hartmann MBA on this podcast from S&P Global Sustainable1 on the good work Global Sustainability Benchmark in Sports is doing! ⚽ The potential of waking a cultural giant is extremely exciting for sustainability, and could hold the key to changing minds and bringing everyone onside. Optimistic about all the positives that are coming out of the industry! 🍃 #sustainability #sports #climatejustice #culture #optimism
If you're a #sports fan, there's no shortage of sporting events to keep you entertained this summer (#UEFA Euro 2024 European #Football Championships, #Wimbledon, the Summer #Olympics...) So at the ESG Insider #podcast, we've kicked off a series about Sustainability in Sports. Professional sports are big business, and as we hear from our first guest in the series, the sporting world is facing pressure to become more sustainable from many sources, including spectators, investors, sponsors and even regulation. "We know that sport is a global phenomenon, and therefore, we believe that sport as a whole has so much power. It has really the chance to help us as a global society to become more sustainable,” says Christian Hartmann MBA, CEO of the nonprofit Global Sustainability Benchmark in Sports. "We want these organizations to be role models, to take real action and being really accountable ... And one of the big steps into this direction obviously is to be able to measure your performance.” Listen to the episode and subscribe to the ESG Insider podcast from S&P Global Sustainable1: https://lnkd.in/esixp6Z5 Esther Whieldon
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Last week saw the publication of the Global Sustainability Benchmark in Sports Report 2023 with SPORTFIVE in attendance at the event co-hosted by GSBS and Squire Patton Boggs in London. Lennart Lietz, Director - Sustainability at SPORTFIVE was part of a panel that discussed the ratings, findings and highlights of the 2023 report alongside Rocío Torres (Club Atlético de Madrid), Julia Pallé (Formula E), Matthew Kirk and Lucy Webster (Squire Patton Boggs). It was also fantastic to hear the insights from Christian Hartmann MBA, CFA in ESG Investing and Steve Shaw (Global Sustainability Benchmark in Sports) regarding the report as well as seeing the awards presented to the organizations for their #sustainability efforts across the last 12 months. Speaking during the panel, Lennart highlighted the significance of establishing sustainability as a core focus "It is important to create a pull effect that motivates sports organizations to report on GSBS and that’s where we collaborate. The collaboration with GSBS also helps us to further highlight SPORTFIVE as a trusted partner for #brands and #rightsholders when it comes to sustainability in #sponsorship." You can find out more about the GSBS 2023 Report through the link in the comments 🔽
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•MPhil Student at University of Johannesburg with research interests in safeguarding in sport, advocacy and policy development and implementation
In honour Safe Sport Day I'd like to highlight the effect that meaningful brand partnerships and media coverage can have on communicating a narrative. The messaging around #Paris2024 mainly amplified that this "more than sports". This messaging communicates the ability that major sport events have to transcend social boundaries. Whether the messaging is received negatively or positively, we can't deny it's transcendent quality. Intentional brand partnerships could be a crucial agent in amplifying the safe sport movement, particularly in the Global South.
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🚴♂️🏉🏃♀️⚽️ Tracking fans' views around sustainable sport. Thursday 11 July 2024 10am EDT / 3pm BST Our co-founder, Alexandra Smith is joining Alister Houghton from Relative Insight for the latest Relative Connect webinar. The session will explore what sports organisations should be doing to improve their efforts around sustainability. As well as discussing the key findings from our joint report: “Sports fans on sustainability: What do they say and what does this mean for organisations?” Register on the link below 👇 - #Sport #Sustainability #SustainabilityReporting
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In this year's annual SBRnet Study of Sports Fans, we asked about the sustainability and related habits of sports fans across all 19 of the sports that are measured in the study. What we found is that those sports that have a higher percentage of female fans tend to be more focused and pay more attention to issues related to the environment and sustainability. Check out this and other key social issues related to sports fans in America In this year's study of sports fans. #sports #sportsanalytics #sustainability #theenvironment #recycling https://lnkd.in/eUqdjMTJ
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With 2024 set to be a bumper year for sport, Shane O'Sullivan spoke to Creative Salon Worldwide: 🇫🇷 Paris 2024 is the first Olympics since 2016 where stadiums will be full and has already secured more than €1billion in sponsorship revenue. 🥇 Embracing new sports is key for the Olympic movement as is embracing the ever-changing media landscape. 🌎 2024 is also particularly important for European audiences as major tournaments will be hosted in North America and Australia over the next decade. 📢 Campaigns focused on cultural importance, environmental consciousness, and wider purpose driven concepts will be front and centre as brands look to stand out. #Paris2024 #PrismSE #olympics2024
2024 : the year of sport. what can we expect from the ad industry?
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We’re loving watching the Olympics, including learning about sports we knew little or nothing about two weeks ago! Watching what the athletes put their bodies through to be at the top of their game, reminded us of the branding we created for sports brand SPORTTAPE. Read the full case study: https://lnkd.in/ezSv6rM8 #olympics #parisolympics #olympics2024 #sporttape #branding #packagingdesign
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As we gear up for iconic sports events in 2024 (Olympic Games in Paris - UEFA EURO in Germany...) let's recognize the tremendous opportunity they bring for climate action beyond the stadium. 🏟️ 🌿 The focus on sustainability is inspiring fans, athletes, and stakeholders to join the global movement for a cleaner, greener future. 🤝 Collaboration is Key: Teams, organizers, and sponsors are uniting in a common goal — to use the power of sports as a force for positive change. 🌎 Global Inspiration: The impact of sports is global, and so is the call for climate action. Athletes are becoming ambassadors for sustainability, using their platforms to amplify the message of environmental stewardship. 👏 Your Role Matters: Let's collectively drive change, inspire others, and make 2024 a year that echoes with the cheers of both victory and sustainability. 📲 Join the Active Giving movement and let's make 2024 a year where sports and climate action run hand in hand towards a brighter, greener future! #activegiving #SustainableSports #ClimateAction #2024SportsRevolution
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